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- Coulee children learn to provide their own amusement
- 1934
- Coulee children learn to provide their own amusement. - Children in a pioneer community must create their own amusements. The youngsters in the vicinity of the Grand Coulee dam site have shown considerable ingenuity along such lines. The upper...
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Progress of construction. 1934-06-18
- Crowd expected to be twice as large at the '35 spectacle
- 1934
- Crowd expected to be twice as large at the '35 spectacle. - One of the most colorful and thrilling events in the Pacific Northwest is scheduled to take place at old Coupeville on Whidby Island this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, August 9-10-11 when...
- State History. Native Americans. Sports. 1934-09-26. p. 1.
- Crowd expected to be twice as large at the '35 spectacle
- 1934
- Crowd expected to be twice as large at the '35 spectacle. - One of the most colorful and thrilling events in the Pacific Northwest is scheduled to take place at old Coupeville on Whidby Island this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, August 9-10-11 when...
- State History. Native Americans. Sports. 1934-09-26. p. 2.
- Tennis courts are fine pink
- 1937
- Tennis courts are fine pink. - Dam site skaters enjoy fun as result of firemen's labors. - With a cost of almost nothing, tennis courts in Mason City were converted into an ice rink at the beginning of the cold weather to provide amusement for...
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Recreation & sports. Basketball. 1937-02-01
- Crowd expected to be twice as large at the '35 spectacle
- 1934
- Crowd expected to be twice as large at the '35 spectacle. - One of the most colorful and thrilling events in the Pacific Northwest is scheduled to take place at old Coupeville on Whidby Island this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, August 9-10-11 when...
- State History. Native Americans. Sports. 1934-09-26.
- Murray alibi amuses Schwellenbach
- 1935
- Murray alibi amuses Schwellenbach. - Senator James E. Murray (Dem., Mont.) (left) as he appeared before the senate lobby committee in Washington and said he attended a party given by Robert E. Smith, utilities lobbyist. Murray said he didn't know...
- State history. State officials. U. S. Senators. Schwellenbach, Lewis B. 1935-03-20
- Famous pioneer shown looking things over away back in '90s
- 1937
- Famous pioneer shown looking things over away back in '90s
  One of the most romantic figures of the early days in the Palouse country was James S. (Cashup) Davis, pictured here looking out over the rolling farm country from a point near his hotel...
- State history. State of Washington Pioneers. D. 1937-06-05
- Pioneer yarns enliven party
- 1937
- Pioneer yarns enliven party
  Stories of pioneer days in the northwest caused much amusement at the luncheon Mrs. Elmer Huntley gave last week at her home, E214 Nineteenth, to honor her house guest, Mrs. Frank B. Hastings of Great Falls, a former...
- State history. State of Washington Pioneers. H. 1937-11-29
- Backs Indian naturalist in condemning hunt
- 1937
- Backs Indian naturalist in condemning hunt. - To the Editor of The Spokesman Review: All honor to Gray Owl, Canadian Indian naturalist who refused to make a scheduled talk on the radio when the British Broadcasting company officials deleted from...
- State history. Native Americans. Editorials. 1937-12-27
- Backs Indian naturalist in condemning hunt.
- 1937
- Backs Indian naturalist in condemning hunt / by Warren Latham
  All honor to Gray Owl, Canadian Indian naturalist who refused to make a scheduled talk on the radio when the British Broadcasting company officials deleted from his prepared speech...
- State history. Native Americans. Miscellaneous. 1937-12-27