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[...] title, not digitized in this grant cycle 1908-1922 (6 reels) History
NEH Approved Essay
Lynden Tribune (LCCN: sn88085445)
Washington State Library The town of Lynden is situated near the Canadian border in northwest Washington State. The Nooksack Indians dominated this area prior to the 1870s. English and Scandinavian settlers incorporated the city in 1891, but an economic depression caused the population to drop significantly by 1900. At this time, Dutch immigrants started arriving in Lynden, attracted by the area's potential for dairy farming. Most were members [...]
[...] 1903-1905 (WSL) Labor Journal , (Everett, Wash.), 1909-1922 (UW) - imgs leftover from 2008 grant Lynden Tribune , 1908-1922 (UW) - imgs leftover from 2008 grant Newport Miner , 1907-1912 (WSL) Seattle Post-Intelligencer , 1888-1892 (UW) The Daily Intelligencer (Seattle, Wash.), 1876-1881 (UW) Seattle Daily Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, Wash.), 1881-1888 (UW) Seattle Star , 1911-1922 (UW) Spokane Press , 1902-1910 (WSL) - imgs leftover from 2008 grant Vancouver Independent , 1875-1884 (UW) Wenatchee Daily World , 1905-1910 (WSL) - imgs leftover from 2008 grant 2008-2010 [...]
[...] 1894-1922 - 11 reels
History Preceding title: Succeeding title: Related titles: 775 0 $t Snohomish tribune $w (DLC)sn 88085231 $w (OCoLC)17359811 (This title is the "tri-weekly edition" which also appears on the first few reel. Unable to find a record for this paper in the loc newspaper database) Essay Draft
Essay Notes
Research N.W. Ayer & Son's American newspaper annual -- 1897 -- 829 NDNP Candidate Title List (Appendix A1.2) Chronicling America record (LOC) - Snohomish county tribune WorldCat record - Snohomish county [...]
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Essay Style Guidelines Bibliographies Dobb, Bartley. Theses and Dissertations Concerning the Pacific Northwest/Alaska Relating to Communication: A Subject Bibliography Through 1970. Seattle: University of Washington, 1994. Mitchell, Marlene. Washington Newspapers: Territorial and State: A Bibliography and Checklist . Unpublished masters thesis, Seattle: University of Washington, 1964. UW Libraries - Microforms and Newspapers Dept. Bibliography for Pacific Northwest Minority, Ethnic, and Special Audience Newspapers . Seattle : University [...]
[...] celebrated the wells of the city (dubbing Pullman "The Artesian City,") and a a branch of the Northern Pacific Railroad was aggressively sought. This early mania for self-promotion and development was largely driven by Washington statehood in 1889 and the promise that a new state agricultural school that would be built east of the Cascades. Though Pullman seemed an unlikely candidate, Thomas Neill, Wilford Allen, and other early residents persistently lobbied the legislature and in 1890 the Washington Agricultural College (now Washington State University) was located in [...]
[...] the Tacoma and Seattle papers. In 1920 E.W. Scripps quarreled with his son James Scripps and the five Pacific Northwest Scripps newspapers were brought under the exclusive control of James. James died in 1921, leaving his widow Josephine to manage these papers, which were the core of the Scripps-Canfield League, (later called the Scripps League). They included the Los Angeles Record [LCCN: sn95061067], Seattle Star , Tacoma Times , and Portland News [LCCN: sn86063742].
Essay Notes Big stories during this time period is the Jeffries-Johnson fight, women's suffrage. [...]
[...] Seattle in 1897, Miller Freeman changed the name of his publication to the Ranch . In 1903 he founded Pacific Fisherman [LCCN:2008253152]. He sold the Ranch for a brief period between 1908-1910 to Leonard Fowler of Wenatchee. A discussion with a business colleague led him to reconsider his decision and to entertain the idea of starting a regional agricultural paper franchise. He bought back the the Ranch and renamed it the Washington Farmer [LCCN:2008252689]. He also purchased the Oregon Agriculturalist and Gem State Rural , renaming them the Oregon Farmer [LCCN:sv 88089129] [...]
[...] 1910. L. E. Kellogg, co-founder of the paper, sold his share in 1879. He then founded the North West Tribune [LCCN: sn 88085248] and the Big Bend Empire [LCCN: sn 87093138], owned the Wenatchee Advance [LCCN: sn 87093051] from 1893-1895, and a started another paper in Chelan Falls, WA, before leaving the newspaper industry in 1897. C. B. Hopkins installed the first long-distance telephone line in eastern Washington and became so involved in his new venture, the Inland Telephone and Telegraph Company of Spokane, that he sold the Palouse Gazette to Ivan Chase, a member [...]
[...] growing wheat. This tract of land had previously been a main thoroughfare used by the Nez Perce and other Pacific Northwest Native tribes and is located 65 miles southwest of Spokane. By 1881, the Northern Pacific [...]
[...] expanded the P-I while absorbing two rival publications: the Puget Sound Dispatch LCCN sn84022793 and Pacific Tribune [...]
[...] Annual 1 Content: Republican? Established: 1898 Pages: 8? Size: 18 x 24? Editor: Publisher: Olympian-Tribune Pub. Co. Frequency: Daily, Except Monday Coverage Region: Olympia, County: Thurston County Unique ids LCCN: sn88085354 OCLC: 17372151 Digitization plan 2012 grant
On sub list to digitize 1898-1922 (46 reels)
History Succeeding title: Daily Olympian Related titles: Olympian NEH Approved Essay
Morning Olympian , LCCN sn88085354 The Morning Olympian has origins reaching back to 1891, and its history reflects the rapid growth and changes experienced [...]
[...] Harcourt, Brace and. Baldasty, G. (1999). NEWSPAPERS FOR THE 'WAGE EARNING CLASS': E. W. SCRIPPS AND THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. Pacific [...]
[...] batches will include the following titles: Wenatchee Daily World Labor Journal (Everett) The Lynden Tribune The Spokane Press The Vancouver Independent [...]
[...] x x x x x x Kennewick Courier x x x x x x x x x Labor Journal x x x x x x x x Lynden Tribune x x x x x x x x x Newport Miner x x x [...]
[...] pageModsBib8, which associates pages 5, 6, 7, and 8 with the section label. bumping
Includes The Lynden Tribune Contains six reels; approximately 5000 pages [...]
[...] approved and uploaded by LC. Newpspaer titles that will be uploaded from these batches include The Lynden Tribune (sn88085445) and The Spokane Press (LCCN: [...]
[...] 1903-1905 (WSL) Labor Journal , (Everett, Wash.), 1909-1922 (UW) - imgs leftover from 2008 grant Lynden Tribune , 1908-1922 (UW) - imgs leftover from 2008 [...]
[...] opportunity was not crushed by prejudice, or at least not openly denied. Employment was the big issue in the Pacific Northwest, not race relations. He never failed [...]
[...] population of five thousand and developed as an important agricultural center. The presence of the Northern Pacific Railroad had a strong impact on the development [...]
[...] http://blogs.secstate.wa.gov/library/?tag=NDNP Wiki: http://wiki.secstate.wa.gov/ndnp/ Presentations: Aug 2010 - Washington and Pacific Northwest Library Association, Victoria, BC [...]
[...] Faced with relatively low circulation numbers, the paper sought to expand its coverage to the entire Pacific Northwest and the publishers changed the name [...]
[...] descriptions of crimes and scandals. In 1920 E.W. Scripps quarreled with his son James Scripps and the five Pacific Northwest Scripps newspapers were brought [...]
[...] sheep), gold and coal mines, and small-scale mills and was the division headquarters of the Northern Pacific Railway. Because interest in the Populist [...]
[...] failed irrigation schemes. However, Kennewickâs population growth began in earnest when the Northern Pacific Irrigation Company began advertising farmable [...]
