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Wallis and Marilyn Kimble Northwest History Database
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    • State history. State of Washington Government. Publicity. 1937-12-30


    • Washington lines well marked

    • 1937

    • Washington lines well marked. - "Public service" / by William Bowie, chief of the Division of Geodesy of the United States coast and geodetic survey. - That part of the eastern boundary of Washington which extends from the junction of the Snake and...
    • State history. State of Washington Government. Publicity. 1937-12-30
    • State history. Grand Coulee dam. Progress of construction. 1936-11-07


    • This track laying machine speeds Coulee railroad

    • 1936

    • This track laying machine speeds Coulee railroad. - Speed has marked the laying of ties and rails for the United States construction railway up the floor of the Grand coulee, the completion of which will be marked by a gold spike driving...
    • State history. Grand Coulee dam. Progress of construction. 1936-11-07
    • State history. Grand Coulee Dam. Construction. Bridges. 1935-08-08


    • Coulee dam, highway span speed marked

    • 1935

    • Coulee dam, highway span speed marked. - Veteran crew of Pomeroy Co. tosses steel into place with rapidity. - An amazing rate of speed is being maintained on the superstructure of the state highway bridge, with the east hafl virtually finished and...
    • State history. Grand Coulee Dam. Construction. Bridges. 1935-08-08
    • State history. Grand Coulee Dam. Construction. Equipment. 1936-02-18


    • Coulee dam - Year of change marked in area

    • 1936

    • Coulee dam - Year of change marked in area. - World's greatest conveyor began last February--Towers speed coffer. - Widespread changes, probably more noticeable than for any other corresponding period, have taken place at the site of the Grand...
    • State history. Grand Coulee Dam. Construction. Equipment. 1936-02-18
    • State history. Grand Coulee Dam. Construction. Excavation. 1936-02-18


    • Coulee dam - Year of change marked in area

    • 1936

    • Coulee dam - Year of change marked in area. - World's greatest conveyor began last February--Towers speed coffer. - Widespread changes, probably more noticeable than for any other corresponding period, have taken place at the site of the Grand...
    • State history. Grand Coulee Dam. Construction. Excavation. 1936-02-18
    • State history. State of Washington Pioneers. C. 1933-07-16


    • Spokane couple members of train that reached dayton in 1878-Indian scares, storms, lack of water and tragedy marked journey.

    • 1933

    • Spokane couple members of train that reached dayton in 1878-Indian scares, storms, lack of water and tragedy marked journey.
      On May 1, 1878, a party of 42 people left the middle west for Washington territory by wagon train. On September 14 they...
    • State history. State of Washington Pioneers. C. 1933-07-16
    • State history. Grand Coulee dam. Highways. 1936-06-18. p. 2.


    • Trip to Coulee dam is marked by ever changing vista of grandeur

    • 1936

    • Trip to Coulee dam is marked by ever changing vista of grandeur. - Driving west from Spokane to the Grand Coulee dam site, one follows the Sunset highway through Reardan, Davenport and Creston to Wilbur. The road is paved with concrete to point a...
    • State history. Grand Coulee dam. Highways. 1936-06-18. p. 2.
    • State history. Grand Coulee dam. Highways. 1936-06-18. p. 1.


    • Trip to Coulee dam is marked by ever changing vista of grandeur

    • 1936

    • Trip to Coulee dam is marked by ever changing vista of grandeur. - Driving west from Spokane to the Grand Coulee dam site, one follows the Sunset highway through Reardan, Davenport and Creston to Wilbur. The road is paved with concrete to a point a...
    • State history. Grand Coulee dam. Highways. 1936-06-18. p. 1.
    • State history. Grand Coulee dam. Highways. 1936-06-18


    • Trip to Coulee dam is marked by ever changing vista of grandeur

    • 1936

    • Trip to Coulee dam is marked by ever changing vista of grandeur. - Driving west from Spokane to the Grand Coulee dam site, one follows the Sunset highway through Reardan, Davenport and Creston to Wilbur. The road is paved with concrete to a point a...
    • State history. Grand Coulee dam. Highways. 1936-06-18
    • State history. Native Americans. Memorials. 1937-08-23


    • War sites to be marked

    • 1937

    • War sites to be marked. - L. V. McWhorter, author of Indian books an an authority on Indian lore, has been commissioned by the Big Hole Roads association of Montana to mark famous Indian battlegrounds there, friends disclosed today. Two Nez Perce...
    • State history. Native Americans. Memorials. 1937-08-23
    • State history. Native Americans. Population. 1938-06-16


    • Colville and Spokane Indians are increasing

    • 1938

    • Colville and Spokane Indians are increasing. - The Indian population of the Colville and Spokane reservations is increasing, J. A. Silkforth, employee of the Nespelem Indian agency and delegate to the Washington State Grange, said yesterday. Mr....
    • State history. Native Americans. Population. 1938-06-16
    • State history. Native Americans. Reservations. 1937-12-15


    • Indians to get happy hunting

    • 1937

    • Indians to get happy hunting. - U. S. marks of 5,000,000 western acres, free of roads and machines. - The government marked off 5,000,000 western acres today as the last frontiers beyond which the American Indian may take refuge from constant...
    • State history. Native Americans. Reservations. 1937-12-15
    • State history. Native Americans. Reservations. 1937-12-17


    • Indians get state tracts

    • 1937

    • Indians get state tracts. - Among the five million acres marked off yesterday by the government as permanent and inviolable refuges for American Indians, 308,000 acres in four separate tracts were designated in the state of Washington.
    • State history. Native Americans. Reservations. 1937-12-17
    • State history. Native Americans. Historical. 1936-04-24. p. 1.


    • Old lawyer

    • 1936

    • Old lawyer. - His picturesque personality. - Sixty-five years or more ago the late Judge John R. McBride of the Idaho supreme court was in Lewiston on legal business. Many years later, recalling the incident, he wrote: "During the progress of a...
    • State history. Native Americans. Historical. 1936-04-24. p. 1.
    • State History. Native Americans. Sports. 1937-06-22


    • River cruiser wins last Fort Benton race up Missouri

    • 1937

    • River cruiser wins last Fort Benton race up Missouri. - The upper photo shows the Glasgow-Fort Peck cruiser winning the last race that ever will be held up the Missouri river to Fort Benton, Mont. The Fort Peck dam will cut off river traffic from...
    • State History. Native Americans. Sports. 1937-06-22
    • State History. Native Americans. Tourists & Visitors. 1934-08-31


    • President adopted by Blackfeet Indians

    • 1934

    • President adopted by Blackfeet Indians. - Here are photos Franklin D. Roosevelt's dramatic land tour through the northwest, when he stopped in Glacier park at Two Medicine lake to make a radio address announcing his battle to conserve national...
    • State History. Native Americans. Tourists & Visitors. 1934-08-31

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