Wallis and Marilyn Kimble Northwest History Database

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- MWAK payroll is $100,000 every week
- 1936
- MWAK payroll is $100,000 every week. - Wages paid out by company exceeds $6,000,000 to date, report shows. - About $6,300,000 has been paid out in wages by the Mason-Walsh-Atkinson-Kier company, the firm officially announced today.
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Payrolls. 1936-03-14
- How power from Coulee can be used in Washington
- 1935
- How power from Coulee can be used in Washington. - / by Dean. A. E. Drucker.
  "Think of an area containing 280,000 square miles of Pacific northwest territory becoming a future important center of electrometallurgical and electrochemical...
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Power. 1935-07-31. p. 2.
- Public service column
- 1935
- Public service column. - Pacific northwest should absorb Grand Coulee commercial power in fifteen years. / by F. A. Banks
  An important factor in the feasibility of this project as a whole is the market that may be available for the power that is...
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Power. 1935-12-02
- How power from Coulee can be used in Washington
- 1935
- How power from Coulee can be used in Washington. - / by Dean. A. E. Drucker
  "Think of an area containing 280,000 square miles of Pacific northwest territory becoming a future important center of electrometallurgical and electrochemical...
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Power. 1935-07-31. p. 1.
- Estimate power use.
- 1938
- Estimate power use. - A Grand Coulee Chamber Commercial club committee announced today it had advised J. D. Ross the Grand Coulee dam site construction and adjacent town sites could consume 300,000,000 kilowatt hours of Bonneville dam power. The...
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Power. 1938-03-24
- Spokane on road to Coulee
- 1934
- Spokane on road to Coulee. - By way of Spokane is the shortest route on main traveled highways to Grand Coulee dam from all points east and south of Pendleton, according to the AAA travel bureau. The Pendleton-Spokane route to the dam is only four...
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Publicity. 1934-07-31
- How power from Coulee can be used in Washington
- 1935
- How power from Coulee can be used in Washington. - / by Dean. A. E. Drucker "Think of an area containing 280,000 square miles of Pacific northwest territory becoming a future important center of electrometallurgical and electrochemical industries...
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Power. 1935-07-31.
- Would irrigate Idaho lands.
- 1936
- Would irrigate Idaho lands. - Residents of the Highland Flat district, near Naples, are considering plans for irrigation of between 200,000 and 300,000 acres of land.
- Northwest history. Irrigation & reclamation. Development. 1936-12-26
- Indians recovering
- 1937
- Indians recovering. - Many of them ill from eating horse flesh, more than 300 Navajo Indians were being cared for today following their rescue from the snow-bound mesas of the Zuni Mountains south of Gallup, N. M.
- State history. Native Americans. Health conditions. 1937-01-05
- Huge fun of fish keep tribe busy
- 1937
- Huge fun of fish keep tribe busy. - Quinault Indians take 3000 to 5000 Salmon daily. - The annual blueback salmon run is keeping the Quinault tribesmen of Taholah fishing at top peak, with 3000 to 5000 fish taken daily. Bob Sampson, one of the...
- State history. Native Americans. Fishing. 1937-06-09
- Santa Clara tribe of Indians has its own constitution
- 1936
- Santa Clara tribe of Indians has its own constitution. - At last after about 50 years of uncertainty and division there is but one political party in the small Indian pueblo of Santa Clara, New Mexico, due to their recent adoption of a Constitution...
- State history. Native Americans. Government. 1936-12-26
- Would irrigate Idaho lands.
- 1936
- Would irrigate Idaho lands. - Residents of the Highland Flat district, near Naples, are considering plans for irrigation of between 200,000 and 300,000 acres of land
- Northwest history. Irrigation & reclamation. Development. 1936-12-26
- Hopi Indians live in same village nearly 400 years
- 1937
- Hopi Indians live in same village nearly 400 years. - The Hopi Indian town of Walpi has been perched on the backbone of a high mesa in Arizona's Painted Desert since the coming of the Spaniards in 1540. Today, four centuries later, 300 people live...
- State history. Native Americans. Historical. 1937-09-01
- White Swan is Indian center Swan is Indian center
- 1928
- White Swan is Indian center. - Probably be strategic point on proposed Mt. Adams highway--Trading post. - Native art collected. - Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Truesdale been accumulating for 20 years / by Hannah Hinsdale
  White Swan on the Yakima Indian...
- State history. Native Americans. Miscellaneous. 1928-08-05
- 200,000 acres may be soaked.
- 1936
- 200,000 acres may be soaked. - Naples region residents plan project with aid of government. - Residents of the Highland Flat district, near Naples, are considering plans for irrigation of between 200,000 and 300,000 acres.
- Northwest history. Irrigation & Reclamation. Bonners Ferry, Idaho. 1936-12-27
- Search for body of Indian fails
- 1927
- Search for body of Indian fails. - Diver used at Inchelium--Blue jay pointed spot on Columbia. - More than 300 persons witnessed the attempt to find in the Columbia river the body of Narcisse Downey, aged Colville Indian, who disappeared in...
- State history. Native Americans. Missing persons. 1927-05-13