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- Scene of early conflict between Indians and Spaniards
- 1936
- Scene of early conflict between Indians and Spaniards. - Where Padden creek flows into Bellingham bay, in the olden days known as Harris bay after Dan Harris, early settlers and owner of Fairhaven, a spot near where the Pacific American Fisheries...
- State history. Native Americans. War & uprisings. 1936-02-09
- Early days of big bend country
- 1919
- Early days of big bend country. - William S. Lewis, corresponding secretary of the Eastern Washington State Historical society, told of early days in the Big Bend country in an address at Lincoin and Adams counties' pioneer associations' picnic at...
- State history. State of Washington Government. History of. 1919-01-29. p. 1.
- Early days of big bend country
- 1919
- Early days of big bend country. - William S. Lewis, corresponding secretary of the Eastern Washington State Historical society, told of early days in the Big Bend country in an address at Lincoin and Adams counties' pioneer associations' picnic at...
- State history. State of Washington Government. History of. 1919-01-29. p. 2.
- Early days of big bend country
- 1919
- Early days of big bend country. - William S. Lewis, corresponding secretary of the Eastern Washington State Historical society, told of early days in the Big Bend country in an address at Lincoin and Adams counties' pioneer associations' picnic at...
- State history. State of Washington Government. History of. 1919-01-29. p. 3.
- Pioneer resident talks early days
- 1937
- Pioneer resident talks early days
  Mrs. W. C. Gray, pioneer of Spokane, who has lived here since 1878, addressed the upper grade students at the Bancroft school Friday morning on "Early Days in Spokane." She told of the building of the first...
- State history. State of Washington Pioneers. G. 1937-12-04
- Descendant of early white trader
- 1937
- Descendant of early white trader. - Baptiste Finlay is another old-timer among the Indians who reside near the Jesuit mission at St. Ignatius, Montana. He is said to be a descendant of an early day trader named Finlay, who was one of the first...
- State history. Native Americans. Photographs. 1937-02-05
- Trek to Coulee starts early
- 1937
- Trek to Coulee starts early. - With the lure which bright sunny days bring to take the highways still somewhat in the offing, and as chilly weather predominates, tourists are beginning early to flock to the Grand Coulee dam.
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Visitors. Tourists. 1937-04-24
- Dirt will fly early in spring
- 1933
- Dirt will fly early in spring. - "I can assure you that dirt will be flying on the construction of the Grand coulee power project early next spring."
- State history. Columbia Basin. General. 1933-07-13
- Hope basin bill gets early vote
- 1932
- Hope basin bill gets early vote. - Congressman Sam B. Hill hopes to have the Columbia basin authorization bill on the house caldendar for a vote early in the short session of congress.
- State history. Columbia Basin. Legislation. 1932-11-28
- See early start for Coulee dam
- 1934
- See early start for Coulee dam. - Work on the main contract for the construction of the dam and powerhouse here may be started as early as June 1, Frank A. Banks, construction engineer in charge, indicated yesterday.
- State history. Grand Coulee Dam. Construction. Bids & contracts. 1934-03-21
- Early voters are anxious to sign recall petitions
- 1926
- Early voters are anxious to sign recall petitions--From three-fourths to four-fifths of first comers sign up--Early vote heavy--Some reports of attempted intimidation to prevent signatures. - At 2 o'clock this afternoon 200 people in the four...
- State history. State officials. Governors. Hartley, Roland H. 1926-11-02
- Early day resident of spanagle
- 1930
- Early day resident of spanagle
  Typical of the women who helped their stalwart husbands build this western country are these two early day residents of Spangle, Mrs. Rebecca Maud Cass, 80, left, and Mrs. Anna Grunewald, 73, Mrs Grunewald came to...
- State history. State of Washington Pioneers. C. 1930-08-28
- Spokane matron feared them at first, but came to appreciate their fine traits--were close friends of her husband--recalls early days.
- 1933
- Spokane matron feared them at first, but came to appreciate their fine traits--were close friends of her husband--recalls early days.
  By Leoti L. West.
  In my early youth I was greatly interested in the North American Indian and the wrongs...
- State history. State of Washington Pioneers. I. 1933-03-12
- River steamers brought early settlers to Pateros
- 1937
- River steamers brought early settlers to Pateros
  Lee Ives started town in 1886, built first hotel at Ives Landing, where steamboat men stopped for meals. Early steamboating on the upper Columbia is recalled by residents of Pateros who are...
- State history. State of Washington Pioneers. I. 1937-02-02
- Hardships in early days of county
- 1936
- Hardships in early days of county
  A. A. Kelly of Kelly's Gardens, Spokane, and in the business 47 years, was a Newport visitor last week and while calling at The Miner office spoke of his recollections of early days. Mr. Kelly was given a copy...
- State history. State of Washington Pioneers. K. 1936-01-09
- Peek Back into History- Women Pioneers give Reminiscences of early days of town
- 1933
- Peek Back into History- Women Pioneers give REminiscences of early days of town - The early history of Wilbur was studied yesterday at the home of Mrs. W. P. Gray, by members and guests of the civic improvement club. Mrs. J. H. Robertson, who came...
- State history. State of Washington Pioneers. G. 1933-11-15
- Mrs. McKee tells of early days in state
- 1917
- Mrs. McKee tells of early days in state
  Attended university when students numbered 200.
  Speaker interecting women in state in the minute women movement
  Mrs. Ruth Karr McKee addressed the normal students Thursday morning, telling of an...
- State history. State of Washington Pioneers. M. 1917-10-31
- Teacher revealed as heroic girl reporter of early days
- 1937
- Teacher revealed as heroic girl reporter of early days
  Mrs. Claire Dunbar Roberts, Spokane dramatics school teacher, in a mind, sweet woman. Her pupils didn't dream of her as a "two-fisted" girl reporter of early day Alaska until a recent radio...
- State history. State of Washington Pioneers. R. 1937-08-30
- Meyers corrects early day event
- 1934
- Meyers corrects early day event
  J. A. Meyers, W617 Shannon, remembers events of pioneer days with amazing clarity, possibly because he impressed upon his mind the important events of the early days by listing them all in his diary.
- State history. State of Washington Pioneers. M. 1934-03-20
- Came to Cheney fifty years ago
  Mrs. Laura Tyler recalls stirring events of early pioneer days.
- 1929
- Came to Cheney fifty years ago
  Mrs. Laura Tyler recalls stirring events of early pioneer days.
  Romance and history are blended in the memory of Mrs. Laura E. Tyler of Cheney, a Spokane county pioneer, who tells a vivid story of early day...
- State history. State of Washington Pioneers. T. 1929-04-12