Kirkland and Eastside Timeline 1918-1929
	Compiled By Dale Hawkinson from the East Side Journal Newspaper Index by Alan Stein
ESJ Issue Date	Description	Page#
July 25, 1918	ANDERSON STEAMBOAT CO HAS A NEW MANAGER (REED, THOMAS)	1
July 25, 1918	MR AND MRS C L PARRISH	1
July 25, 1918	STATEMENT CONCERNING JOURNAL AND EDITOR (CHAMBERS, WILLIAM E)	2
July 25, 1918	KIRKLAND GARAGE MAN RETIRES FROM BUSINESS (BLAU, EDDIE)	1
July 25, 1918	LOCAL FUEL SITUATION MAY BE SERIOUS	1
July 25, 1918	THE FUTURE CITIZEN (PROSPERO, O)	3
July 25, 1918	MARSHALL PATTY SEEKS BREAKER OF P.O. WINDOW	1
July 25, 1918	EAST SIDE BOY WOUNDED ON THE BATTLE FIELD (HANKS, CLAUDE)	1
July 25, 1918	ANDREWS, FOREST	1
July 25, 1918	ARANT, ARTHUR	1
July 25, 1918	MARSHALL PATTY SEEKS BREAKER OF P.O. WINDOW	1
July 25, 1918	STATEMENT CONCERNING JOURNAL AND EDITOR (FIRST EASTSIDE JOURNAL)	2
July 25, 1918	KIRKLAND DRY AS DUST	1
July 25, 1918	PAVING CREW TO REACH KIRKLAND NEXT MONTH	1
July 25, 1918	LOCAL FUEL SITUATION MAY BE SERIOUS	1
August 1, 1918	EZRA MEEKER OFFERS GARDEN	1
August 1, 1918	EXCELLENT FACULTY FOR SCHOOLS NEXT YEAR	1
August 1, 1918	GRAVELED STREET WILL SAVE MONEY TO SCHOOL DISTRICT	1
August 1, 1918	LOCAL SCHOOL FACES DEFICIT	1
August 1, 1918	IMPROVEMENTS AND TOWN GARBAGE ARE DISCUSSED	1
August 1, 1918	EARL ETZLER SEES ACTIVE WAR SERVICE IN FRANCE	1
August 1, 1918	ED MCEVERS KILLED ON LIBERTY’S BATTLE LINE	1
August 1, 1918	KIRKLAND BOY SAYS HE LIKES LIFE IN THE TRENCHES (BROOKS, HENRY)	1
August 1, 1918	JACOBSON, EDWIN	6
August 1, 1918	MCEVERS, ED	1
August 1, 1918	GRAVELED STREET WILL SAVE MONEY TO SCHOOL DISTRICT	1
August 1, 1918	PRODUCE DRYING FOR WAR TIMES	1
August 8, 1918	J G ROBINSON WITH HIS FORDSON AND PLOW (PHOTO)	1
August 8, 1918	ANDERSON YARDS ARE RECOGNIZED	1
August 8, 1918	NO MORE FORD CARS UNTIL AFTER THE WAR	1
August 8, 1918	KIRKLAND MUSICIANS WILL ORGANIZE BIG BRASS BAND	1
August 8, 1918	EAST SIDE MAN REPORTED AMONG THOSE MISSING (MANNY, HUGH)	1
August 8, 1918	FERRY LINCOLN BREAKS RECORD (RECEIPTS)	1
August 8, 1918	WATER MAIN CONTRACT AWARDED TO CHURCHILL	1
August 8, 1918	MARY WHALEN, GEORGE W RONCHETTI	1
August 15, 1918	THE SLITER-PEDERSEN PARTY AT THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY (PHOTO)	6
August 15, 1918	LAND COMPANY TO PARK WATER FRONT	1
August 15, 1918	BURGLARS HELP THEMSELVES TO STOCK IN DRUG STORE	1
August 15, 1918	FAMILY TROUBLE ENDS WITH BOTH IN JAIL (KRUSE)	1
August 15, 1918	THIEVES HAVE LUNCH THEN ROB GROCERY	1
August 15, 1918	EAST SIDE WILL HOLD MEMORIAL FOR MCEVERS	1
August 15, 1918	KIRKLAND BOY NOW AVIATOR (GILBERT, ERNEST R)	1
August 15, 1918	FILINGS CLOSE FOR KING COUNTY PRIMARY	1
August 15, 1918	STEAMER OSPREY STICKS IN MUD IN LAKE WASHINGTON	1
August 15, 1918	CHANGE IN WATER MAIN PLANS	1
August 22, 1918	BIG DEMAND FOR KIRKLAND HOMES	1
August 22, 1918	BIG DEMAND FOR KIRKLAND HOMES	1
August 22, 1918	COUNCIL TO HAVE BIG MASS MEETING	1
August 22, 1918	TOWN COUNCIL AUTHORIZED MORE CITY IMPROVEMENTS	1
August 22, 1918	DURKOOP, MRS C H	6
August 22, 1918	SIDELL, CUSTER	6
August 22, 1918	EAST SIDER WOULD GO TO STATE LEGISLATURE (WALTERS, EARL)	1
August 22, 1918	REGISTER BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1, OR YOU CAN NOT VOTE	1
August 22, 1918	LOCAL DODGE CAR MADE RECORD CONSUMPTION RUN	1
August 22, 1918	BUSINESS STREET TO BE PAVED BEFORE FALL RAINS	1
August 22, 1918	KIRKLAND PAYS TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF HER DEAD	1
August 29, 1918	TO LAUNCH “OLEANDER” AT THE SHIPYARD SATURDAY	1
August 29, 1918	HIGH TRIBUTE GIVEN KIRKLAND BOY BY HIS EMPLOYER (FARMER, GEORGE)	1
August 29, 1918	TEACHERS AND PUPILS ARE READY FOR SCHOOL TUESDAY	1
August 29, 1918	EAST SIDE UNIONS WILL PARADE ON LABOR DAY	1
August 29, 1918	EAST SIDE UNIONS WILL PARADE ON LABOR DAY	1
August 29, 1918	MOTT, MARY M	1
August 29, 1918	BE A REAL CITIZEN – REGISTER AT ONCE	1
August 29, 1918	PATRIOTIC CITIZENS’ MEETING AROUSES LOCAL ENTHUSIASM	1
September 5, 1918	ANDERSON LAUNCHES STEAMSHIP OLEANDER	1
September 5, 1918	FORBES RESIDENCE DESTROYED BY FIRE	1
September 5, 1918	EAST SIDE SCHOOLS OPEN	1
September 5, 1918	FORBES RESIDENCE DESTROYED BY FIRE	1
September 5, 1918	LOCAL LAD WOUNDED IN BATTLE WITH HUNS (FISH, HARRY)	1
September 5, 1918	REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR MEN 18 TO 45 YEARS	1
September 5, 1918	HUFFMAN, LENNA G	1
September 12, 1918	US INSPECTORS VISIT SHIPYARDS	1
September 12, 1918	CLARK NETTLETON BUYS P-I	1
September 12, 1918	LOCAL PHYSICIAN MADE CAPTAIN (BALDWIN, L BLAKE)	1
September 12, 1918	GAME COMMISSION TO PROTECT PHEASANTS	1
September 12, 1918	STRINGER WINS EASY VICTORY (SHERIFF)	1
September 12, 1918	MANY REGISTER FOR WAR SERVICE	1
September 12, 1918	CLARK NETTLETON BUYS P-I	1
September 12, 1918	CHANCES TO GET (FERRY) WASHINGTON SLIM	1
September 12, 1918	FERRY DOCKS ALMOST COMPLETED AND READY TO USE	4
September 12, 1918	HIGHWAY PAVING CONTRACT SUB-LET	1
September 12, 1918	ROSE HILL RALLY A BIG SUCCESS	1
September 12, 1918	SOLDIERS FROM FRANCE VISIT KIRKLAND	1
September 19, 1918	FRENCH GOVERNMENT BUYS TWO SHIPS	1
September 19, 1918	MCINTYRE TRIES TO ENTER TANK SERVICE	1
September 19, 1918	JOURNAL OFFERS $25.00 IN CASH TO HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS	1
September 19, 1918	FOOTBALL TEAM PLANNED FOR HI	1
September 19, 1918	SHIPBUILDERS UNION IS ACTIVE ORGANIZATION	1
September 19, 1918	QUESTIONNAIRES TO COME AT ONCE	1
September 19, 1918	LOCAL GROUPS ORGAINZED FOR PATRIOTIC WORK	1
September 19, 1918	JOURNAL OFFERS $25.00 IN CASH TO HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS	1
September 19, 1918	FOOTBALL TEAM PLANNED FOR HI	1
September 19, 1918	PASTORS CHANGED IN METHODIST CHURCHES	1
September 19, 1918	LOCAL GROUPS ORGAINZED FOR PATRIOTIC WORK	1
September 26, 1918	J G ROBINSON AND HIS VICTIM (PHOTO OF BEAR)	3
September 26, 1918	COUNCIL HAS LIVELY PLAN	1
September 26, 1918	WOODRUFF, FOREST	1
September 26, 1918	LOCAL RED CROSS NEEDS MORE WORKERS	1
September 26, 1918	KIRKLAND’S NEW PASTOR PLEASES THE PEOPLE (GAILEY, REV R A)	1
September 26, 1918	CHANGE OF PURSERS ON FERRY LINCOLN	1
September 26, 1918	EAST SIDE GIVEN LIBERTY LOAN QUOTA	1
October 3, 1918	SHIPBUILDER AGAIN INJURED WHILE OPERATING SAW (EAGON, HARRY)	1
October 3, 1918	JACKSON THEATRE TO OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT (RING, J E)	5
October 3, 1918	NEW MECHANIC AT ROBINSON’S	1
October 3, 1918	MORE MONEY OR NO WORK SAY LINCOLN DECK HANDS	1
October 3, 1918	BARTLESON, EMILY MAY	1
October 3, 1918	CURTIS, J F	1
October 3, 1918	BONE-DRY LAW IS REFERRED TO VOTERS NOV 5	1
October 3, 1918	MORE MONEY OR NO WORK SAY LINCOLN DECK HANDS	1
October 3, 1918	KIRKLAND PASSES QUOTA IN LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE	1
October 10, 1918	RING THEATRE READY TO OPEN TO THE PUBLIC	1
October 10, 1918	ALL EAST SIDE MEETINGS FORBIDDEN BY CO PHYSICIAN (SPANISH FLU)	1
October 10, 1918	COMMISSIONERS GRANT CREW DESIRED WAGE INCREASE	1
October 10, 1918	MCINTYRE GARAGE ENTERED BY AUTOMOBILE THIEVES	1
October 10, 1918	CHRISTIE, E G	1
October 10, 1918	NELSON, ANDREW	1
October 10, 1918	TEW, RAYMOND	1
October 10, 1918	METHODIST ENTERTAIN IN HONOR OF NEW PASTOR	1
October 10, 1918	WSS DANCE WAS SOCIAL AND FINANCIAL SUCCESS	1
October 17, 1918	RING THEATRE – GRAND OPENING	3
October 17, 1918	FEDERAL HEALTH BOARD TELLS OF INFLUENZA CURE	1
October 17, 1918	DEATH TAKES JUANITA BOY WHILE SERVING HIS COUNTRY (CATHCART, BEN)	1
October 17, 1918	DRAFT BOARD CALLS RESIDENTS	1
October 17, 1918	SERIAL NUMBERS FOR REGISTRANTS	1
October 17, 1918	CATHCART, BEN	1
October 17, 1918	CORNEILSON, INEZ	5
October 17, 1918	KIRKLAND GOES OVER THE TOP	1
October 31, 1918	MORE HARD LUCK HITS MCINTYRE’S ACCESSORY SHOP	1
October 31, 1918	SEATTLE MEN PURCHASE LOCAL BARBER SHOP	1
October 31, 1918	COMMISSIONERS REQUEST BONDS TO MEET CO DEFICIT	1
October 31, 1918	INFLUENZA UNDER BETTER CONTROL ON EAST SIDE	1
October 31, 1918	ARMY RECOGNIZES ABILITY OF KIRKLAND LIEUTENANT (NEWELL, COLE)	1
October 31, 1918	TAKE A FINAL SWAT AT BOOZE	1
October 31, 1918	GOVERNMENT, ASSURES COAL SUPPLY TO LOCAL DEALERS	1
October 31, 1918	FORMER GERMAN PRISONER TELLS OF HUN BARBARITY (LANG, BOB)	1
November 7, 1918	AVONDALE CHICKENS WILL REGULARLY ATTEND CHURCH	1
November 7, 1918	ONE DIES AND THREE ARE PAINFULLY BURNED BY FIRE (WARFIELD)	1
November 7, 1918	LOCAL MEN WILL OPEN A NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD	1
November 7, 1918	SCHOOL IS ON AGAIN, OFF AGAIN, TO PUPILS DELIGHT (SPANISH FLU)	1
November 7, 1918	ONE DIES AND THREE ARE PAINFULLY BURNED BY FIRE (WARFIELD)	1
November 7, 1918	INFLUENZA BAN RAISED TUESDAY	1
November 7, 1918	SCHOOL IS ON AGAIN, OFF AGAIN, TO PUPILS DELIGHT (SPANISH FLU)	1
November 7, 1918	NEW PHYSICIAN LOCATES IN FORMER OFFICE OF B & F (BAKER, M)	1
November 7, 1918	GERMANY SURRENDERS TO THE ALLIES	1
November 7, 1918	REDMOND BOY IS SHOT IN FRANCE (ADAMS, ARCHIE)	1
November 7, 1918	HOFSTAD, MRS PETER	1
November 7, 1918	ROBSTAD, HJALMAR	1
November 7, 1918	STENSLAND, HAROLD	1
November 7, 1918	DEMOCRATS WIN US SENATE AND REPUBLICANS THE LOWER HOUSE	1
November 7, 1918	EAST SIDE POLLS VERY LIGHT VOTE	1
November 7, 1918	STATE SUPERINTENDENT APPEALS TO BOYS AND GIRLS	1
November 7, 1918	CAMPAIGN OPENS FOR WAR FUND FOR ARMY AND NAVY	1
November 7, 1918	PATRIOTIC MEN HAVE FLAG RAISING AT CAMPBELL’S MILL	1
November 7, 1918	SOLDIERS WIN, CITIZENS GIVE	1
November 21, 1918	KING CO AGRICULTURIST HELPS CORN RAISERS	1
November 21, 1918	HUN HELMET IS PRIZED AS TEACHER’S SOUVENIR (MILLER, LAURA)	1
November 21, 1918	OLD FRIENDS WILL GREET EAST SIDE GIRL ON SCREEN (MARTIN, VIVIAN)	6
November 21, 1918	MCINTYRE’S LUCK HITS HIM AGAIN SUNDAY	1
November 21, 1918	JUNGLE OR CEMETERY (EDITORIAL)	1
November 21, 1918	IF UNCLE SAM SHOULD WRITE THE KAISER	1
November 21, 1918	JUNGLE OR CEMETERY	1
November 21, 1918	RED CROSS LADIES WILL STAGE THANKSGIVING DANCE	1
November 21, 1918	FERRY LINCOLN CHANGES NIGHT RUN SCHEDULE	1
November 21, 1918	KIRKLAND PASSES UWW QUOTA	1
November 21, 1918	SOLDIERS WILL BE GUESTS	1
November 28, 1918	GARDNERS AND TRUCK MEN CAN NOW PLOW WITH GAS	1
November 28, 1918	CITY COUNCIL GETS BUSY	1
November 28, 1918	RED CROSS THANKSGIVING DANCE WAS GREAT SUCCESS	1
November 28, 1918	BURGLARS ENTER DRUG STORE AND OBTAIN MUCH BOOTY	1
November 28, 1918	MEN AND DOGS SEEK LOST MAN (COLEMAN, JOHN)	1
November 28, 1918	LYON, ELLA NORA	1
November 28, 1918	BONDSMEN WILL COMPLETE THE MADISON PARK DOCKS	1
November 28, 1918	NOVEMBER SEES THE LAKE SHORE DRIVE COMPLETED	1
December 5, 1918	KIRKLAND OFFICIALS ARE REELECTED WITHOUT CONTEST	1
December 5, 1918	HAPPY VALLEY GRANGERS STAGE CHRISTMAS FAIR	1
December 5, 1918	WATER FRONT WILL BE MADE FLOWER GARDEN BY SPRING	1
December 5, 1918	MASONS FIND LOST HOUGHTON MAN (COLEMAN, JOHN)	1
December 5, 1918	BEEMAN, GREEN ARNOLD	1
December 5, 1918	EVANS, MARLCITA	1
December 5, 1918	RED CROSS EFFORTS ARE NEEDED THO WAR ENDED	1
December 5, 1918	SOLDIER GUESTS PROVE TO BE FROM HOSTESS’ OLD HOME (ANNEN)	1
December 19, 1918	RING THEATRE OPENS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT SATURDAY	6
December 19, 1918	NEW RING THEATRE PROMISES KIRKLAND HIGH CLASS SHOWS	4
December 19, 1918	CHURCHES TO GIVE XMAS PROGRAMS	1
December 19, 1918	NEW VET HOSPITAL	1
December 19, 1918	PALMBERG, MRS	4
December 19, 1918	MAIL FOR KIRKLAND ROUTE CONGESTED IN LOCAL OFFICE	4
December 19, 1918	LAKE SHORE DRIVE TO BE OPENED SAT.	1
December 19, 1918	SOLDIERS WILL BE CHRISTMAS GUESTS	1
December 26, 1918	RETIRING COUNTY OFFICIAL HONORED FOR GOOD SERVICE (KNUDSEN, KRIS)	1
December 26, 1918	APPROPRIATE XMAS PROGRAMS GIVEN BY KIRKLAND CHURCHES	1
December 26, 1918	PERRIGO, WELLS	1
December 26, 1918	SLAGHT, FLORA	1
December 26, 1918	FERRY GATEMAN INJURED BY UNCONTROLLED AUTO (CHAMBERS, J F)	1
December 26, 1918	JEANNE CHATET, EARL ETZLER	1
January 2, 1919	A HANSEN IS NEW BOSS OF REPAIR WORK AT MCINTYRE’S	1
January 2, 1919	NEW GARAGE WITH YELLOW FRONT OPENS FOR BUSINESS (BLAU)	1
January 2, 1919	DONKEY’S SALE GIVES RELIEF TO MARSHAL AND NEIGHBORS	1
January 2, 1919	FIREWATER AND AUTO CREATE EXCITEMENT FOR FERRY CREW	1
January 2, 1919	FIREWATER AND AUTO CREATE EXCITEMENT FOR FERRY CREW	1
January 2, 1919	FIREWATER AND AUTO CREATE EXCITEMENT FOR FERRY CREW	1
January 2, 1919	MARGUERITE CAMPBELL, EARL ROGERS	1
January 9, 1919	CAPT BALDWIN TRANSFERRED TO CAMP LEWIS – VISITS HOME	1
January 9, 1919	SOLDIER ANXIOUS TO GET BACK TO OLD USA (STILLINGER, O R)	1
January 9, 1919	FORMER TEACHER RETURNS TO LOCAL SCHOOL (WESTOVER, FLORENCE)	1
January 16, 1919	MCINTYRE PURCHASES NEW TIRE MOUNTING MACHINE	1
January 16, 1919	EAST SIDE HEARS AND WILL ANSWER ARMENIA’S APPEAL	1
January 16, 1919	DARKNESS HINDERS NOT THE ORGANIZATION OF CITY DADS	1
January 16, 1919	THE CHRISTIANS OPPORTUNITY (GAILEY, R A)	1
January 23, 1919	TEACHERS AND TEACHERS SALARIES	1
January 23, 1919	LOCAL MEN FORM WHITE WING SQUAD TO CLEAN THE STREET	1
January 23, 1919	CO COMMISSIONERS MAKE CAPT ANDERSON PORT SUPT	1
January 23, 1919	FOWLER, MRS GEORGE	1
January 23, 1919	FORMER CARRIER RETURNS TO KIRKLAND MAIL ROUTE (REINSTED, A M)	1
January 23, 1919	FERRY LINCOLN BREAKS ALL RECORDS IN 1918 RECEIPTS	1
January 23, 1919	PHONE RATES CHANGE	1
January 23, 1919	TOWN WATER SYSTEM SHOWS BIG DIVIDENDS FOR 1918	1
January 23, 1919	WINDS PLAY HAVOC WITH LOCAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM	1
January 23, 1919	WINDS PLAY HAVOC WITH LOCAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM	1
January 30, 1919	CAPTAIN OLIVER SURPRISED BY FERRY LINCOLN CREW (BIRTHDAY)	1
January 30, 1919	H R WALTERS & CO TO OPEN NEW FEED AND GRAIN STORE	1
January 30, 1919	LOCAL GROCERS WILL CONTINUE WAR TIME CLOSING HOURS	6
January 30, 1919	ROSE HILL RED CROSS TURNS OUT QUANTITY OF WORK	1
January 30, 1919	MUST EXCAVATE TO GET HOSE CART	1
January 30, 1919	ADAMS, RENE	1
January 30, 1919	M E CHURCH TO PROVIDE NURSERY DURING SERVICES	1
January 30, 1919	OVERHEAD APPROACHES ARE NOW IN USE ON LINCOLN	1
January 30, 1919	CROSSINGS BEING REPAIRED AND GRAVELING COMPLETED	1
February 6, 1919	BUCKALLEW JOINS WALTERS IN HAY AND GRAIN STORE	1
February 6, 1919	NEW SHOE AND HARNESS SHOP SOLICITS LOCAL TRADE	1
February 6, 1919	FIRE DESTROYS GARAGE AND THREE AUTOMOBILES (MCINTYRE)	1
February 6, 1919	SMALLPOX IN KIRKLAND	1
February 6, 1919	STRIKE HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON INDUSTRIES OF EAST SIDE	1
February 6, 1919	STRIKE HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON INDUSTRIES OF EAST SIDE	1
February 13, 1919	LOCAL OFFICER RETURNS HOME AFTER SERVICE IN FRANCE (NEWELL, COLE)	1
February 13, 1919	HANSEN HAS TEMPORARY SHOP – MCINTYRE BEGINS FIRE SALE	1
February 13, 1919	MILL HAND BREAKS NECK WHILE MOUNTING A BELT	1
February 13, 1919	THE YMCA AND ITS CRITICS	1
February 13, 1919	BIG MINSTREL SHOW TO BE STAGED FEBRUARY 28	1
February 13, 1919	KIRKLAND STREETS STILL BEING IMPROVED BY COUNCIL	1
February 13, 1919	KEEP IN AT NIGHT OR THE TOWN MARSHAL WILL GET YOU	1
February 13, 1919	HEHN, HAROLD D	1
February 13, 1919	JOHNSON, CHARLES E	1
February 13, 1919	COMMISSIONER AND SUPT OF FERRY HAD TO PAY FARES	1
February 13, 1919	KIRKLAND STREETS STILL BEING IMPROVED BY COUNCIL	1
February 13, 1919	REPAIRING DAMAGES AT PLACE DONE BY RECENT STORMS	1
February 20, 1919	COUNCIL ORDERS GRASS ON STREETS – SHY AT NEW WALKS	1
February 20, 1919	COUNCIL ORDERS GRASS ON STREETS – SHY AT NEW WALKS	1
February 20, 1919	HOME BOYS ASSURED OF JOBS UPON RETURN FROM FRANCE	1
February 27, 1919	KIRKLAND POOL ROOM IS TRANSFERRED TO NEW OWNERS	1
February 27, 1919	RAPID PROGRESS IS BEING MADE ON MCINTYRE GARAGE	1
February 27, 1919	KIRKLAND LADY SUFFERS SEVER INJURIES FROM FALL (WEBB, MRS GEORGE)	1
February 27, 1919	TRAIN WRECKS AUTO AND INJURES EAST SIDE LADY	1
February 27, 1919	SCHOOL ELECTION IS ONE OF EXTRAORDINARY IMPORTANCE	1
February 27, 1919	KING COUNTY’S NEW FERRY SUPT VISITS KIRKLAND	1
February 27, 1919	KING COUNTY’S NEW FERRY SUPT VISITS KIRKLAND	1
February 27, 1919	COUNCIL GETS BUSY ON THE IMPROVEMENT OF SIDEWALKS	1
March 6, 1919	COST OF EDUCATION IN KIRKLAND FAR ABOVE AVERAGE. WHY? (WESTER, W)	1
March 6, 1919	DARK FACE MINSTRELS GOVE PLEASING SHOW AT GYM	1
March 6, 1919	MANSON, DONALD	1
March 6, 1919	OLSON, LAWRENCE	1
March 6, 1919	WILLIAMS, FLORENCE	1
March 13, 1919	A FRIEND OF THE EAST SIDE (RAMSEY, CLAUDE C)	1
March 13, 1919	SON OF KIRKLAND LADY IS GIVEN MANY PROMOTIONS (CARROLL, EDWARD C)	1
March 13, 1919	AUTO MEN WILL SHOW TRACTORS	1
March 13, 1919	BROTHERS FORM PARTNERSHIP AND WILL CONSTRUCT GARAGE (BLAU)	1
March 13, 1919	SCHOOL WILL BEGIN CLASSES FOR CITIZENSHIP APPLICANTS	1
March 13, 1919	MINSTREL PERFORMERS ARE ENTERTAINED AT DINNER	1
March 13, 1919	AUBREY, JOHN ALVIS	1
March 20, 1919	SACRED CONCERT GIVEN AT M.E. CHURCH SUNDAY EVENING	1
March 20, 1919	CONTRACTORS OPEN OFFICE IN BURKE & FARRAR BUILDING	1
March 20, 1919	DRESS SHOP IS KIRKLAND’S NEW BUSINESS ENTERPRISE	1
March 20, 1919	RED CROSS REQUESTS ALL OLD CLOTHING FOR REFUGES	1
March 20, 1919	JUVENILE CRIMES NEED ATTENTION	1
March 20, 1919	WHY NOT ALL JOIN? (COMPULSORY MEMBERSHIP IN GARDEN CLUB)	3
March 20, 1919	MINSTREL SHOW PERFORMERS ENTERTAINED	1
March 20, 1919	NEW SIDEWALK HEARING NOT COMPLETED BY COUNCIL	1
March 20, 1919	FLOURING MILL IS LATEST ANNOUNCED FOR KIRKLAND	1
March 20, 1919	JUVENILE CRIMES NEED ATTENTION	1
March 20, 1919	MATHESON, EBBEN	1
March 20, 1919	PETERSON, CHARLES C	1
March 20, 1919	POWELL, DAVID BURR	1
March 27, 1919	EAST SIDE DAIRYMAN BUYS FAMOUS PURE BRED HOLSTEIN (OWENS, TOM)	1
March 27, 1919	FORDSON TRACTORS MAKE HIT WITH EAST SIDE FARMERS	1
March 27, 1919	RETURNED SOLDIER HONORED LAST TUESDAY EVENING (MATHER, WALDO)	1
March 27, 1919	NEW STORE WILL MOVE TO LARGER LOCATION (KIRKLAND DRY GOODS)	1
March 27, 1919	COMMUNITY SINGING TO BE ORGANIZED IN KIRKLAND	1
March 27, 1919	MILLING COMPANY PROCURES NEW MILL SITE ON RAILROAD	1
March 27, 1919	AMUNDSON, LILLIAN MAY	1
March 27, 1919	BERG, FREDERICK	1
April 3, 1919	NEW LUNCH AND CONFECTION STORE WILL OPEN SOON	1
April 3, 1919	WATCH YOUR BOYS AND GIRLS (“ROWDYISM”)	1
April 3, 1919	DOCTOR REMEMBERED THAT IS WAS APRIL FOOL’S DAY	1
April 3, 1919	BOYS FOUND GUILTY AND FINED IN POLICE COURT	1
April 3, 1919	COUNTY PRISONERS ESCAPE	1
April 3, 1919	FORBES, DORR	1
April 3, 1919	MCARTHUR, NOELL T	1
April 3, 1919	MUNSON, MRS M	1
April 3, 1919	MUNSON, MRS M	6
April 3, 1919	PERRIGO, GEORGE	1
April 3, 1919	COMPLETION OF LAKE SHORE DRIVE IS BEING CONSIDERED	1
April 3, 1919	GLADYS HURLEY, CHARLES H YOUNGER	1
April 3, 1919	MISS WITTENMEYER, WALTER WILSON ELLIOTT	1
April 3, 1919	OLGA HEDIN, ROY BERRY	1
April 10, 1919	ANOTHER STORY OF A SOLDIER’S LIFE (PIKE, W N)	1
April 10, 1919	MILLING COMPANY CALLS FOR BIDS ON NEW BUILDINGS	1
April 10, 1919	CONTRACT FOR NEW GARAGE IS AWARDED TO LOCAL MEN (BLAU)	1
April 10, 1919	FORMAL OPENING OF “BUCK’S” ANNOUNCED FOR SATURDAY	1
April 10, 1919	KIRKLAND HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1918-1919 (PHOTO)	1
April 10, 1919	KIRKLANDERS WILL CLEAN-UP HOMES AND STREETS NEXT WEEK	1
April 17, 1919	NO MAIL! NO PEP! SAYS SOLDIER (HAMMERSLEY, JAMES F)	1
April 17, 1919	BALKY AUTO AND FRIGHTENED HORSE CAUSE BROKEN BONES	1
April 17, 1919	CLEAN UP! PAINT UP! SPADE UP! IS KIRKLAND’S SLOGAN	1
April 17, 1919	LOCAL PATENTS WILL BE EXPLOITED BY KIRKLAND MEN (TEW)	1
April 17, 1919	EAST SIDE BOY INJURED IN EXPLOSION ON SUB-CHASER (PERRIGO, T P)	1
April 17, 1919	THORNDAHL, HENRY	1
April 17, 1919	LINCOLN RETURNS TO RUN OVERHAULED AND PAINTED	1
April 17, 1919	ANNA JOHNSON, WILLIAM L JOHNSON	1
April 17, 1919	VICTORY LOAN DRIVE WILL BEGIN MONDAY	1
April 24, 1919	FORMER KIRKLANDER GIVES HISTORY OF 91ST DIVISION	1
April 24, 1919	NEW TAILORING SHOP TO OPEN	1
April 24, 1919	SESSIONS’ PLATE GLASS WAS CERTAINLY DOOMED	1
April 24, 1919	VICTORY LOAN DRIVE GAINS BUG HEADWAY ON EAST SIDE	1
April 24, 1919	WE DON’T LIKE IT MR DOBSON (SEATTLE PURSER ON FERRY LINCOLN)	2
April 24, 1919	ANOTHER PAVING HEARING IS ANNOUNCED BY COUNCIL	1
April 24, 1919	BAD WEATHER HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON LOCAL EASTER	1
April 24, 1919	CAPTURED MOONSHINER – LOCAL MEN HELP OUTFIT	6
April 24, 1919	DAVIS, A W	6
April 24, 1919	CAPTURED MOONSHINER – LOCAL MEN HELP OUTFIT	6
April 24, 1919	MISSIONARY PROGRAM WILL BE HELD ON ROSE HILL	1
April 24, 1919	BAD WEATHER HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON LOCAL EASTER	1
April 24, 1919	LOTTIE LARSON, EDWARD DONNELLY	1
May 1, 1919	JOHN CORT FARM IS SOLD	1
May 1, 1919	AUTO PAINT SHOP OPENS DOORS	1
May 1, 1919	NEW TAILORING SHOP WILL OPEN MONDAY (ANNEN, C M)	6
May 1, 1919	KIRKLAND PARK RED CROSS HAS FINE QUARTERLY REPORT	1
May 1, 1919	VICTORY LOAN LEADERS GIVE KIRKLAND’S HONOR ROLL	1
May 1, 1919	“RED RIDING HOOD” WAS VERY DECIDED SUCCESS	1
May 1, 1919	JACKMAN, JOHN E	1
May 1, 1919	RUTH RERRICK, FORREST BENNETT	1
May 8, 1919	HUN’S GAS ATTACK TURNS INTO PANIC (COLEMAN, SETH)	1
May 8, 1919	LOCAL BOY MET THE DECREPIT HUNS (BELL, MILFORD)	1
May 8, 1919	KIRKLAND MILLING CO WILL BEGIN WORK ON BUILDING	1
May 8, 1919	CLOTHES SHOP OPEN FOR LOCAL BUSINESS	1
May 8, 1919	KIRKLAND GARAGE (PHOTO)	1
May 8, 1919	VICTORY LOAN GOAL ALMOST REACHED SAYS COMMITTEE	1
May 8, 1919	TOWN OFFICIAL RESIGNS OFFICE (FISHER, JOHN)	1
May 8, 1919	ELDRIDGE, NELLIE	1
May 8, 1919	JORDAN, JOHN D	1
May 8, 1919	STEWART, ELIZABETH M	1
May 8, 1919	EAST SIDE ROAD TO BE REPAIRED	1
May 15, 1919	EAST SIDE GIRL AT RING IN PARAMOUNT PICTURE (MARTIN, VIVIAN)	6
May 15, 1919	NEW GARAGE WILL BE COMPLETED BY JUNE FIRST (BLAU)	4
May 15, 1919	KIRKLAND PASSES QUOTA IN VICTORY LOAN DRIVE	1
May 15, 1919	WILD AND WOOLY, DANCE AND GET DRUNK	1
May 15, 1919	JUANITA SCHOOL (PHOTO OF STUDENTS)	1
May 15, 1919	EAST SIDE GIRL AT RING IN PARAMOUNT PICTURE (MARTIN, VIVIAN)	6
May 15, 1919	SOLDIER DEAD TO BE HONORED	1
May 15, 1919	FORD IS STOLEN BUT POLICE RECOVER NEXT DAY	1
May 15, 1919	OLD SLEUTH HAD NOTHING ON OUR VILLAGE MARSHALL (ESCAPEE)	1
May 15, 1919	MANY REALTY TRANSFERS MADE	1
May 15, 1919	SOLDIER DEAD TO BE HONORED	1
May 22, 1919	KIRKLAND COMMUNITY CENTER WILL BE BUILT	1
May 22, 1919	MORE RESIDENTS WILL MAKE HOME AT KIRKLAND	1
May 22, 1919	GOVERNMENT TEACHES THE MAKING OF HATS AND DRESSES	1
May 22, 1919	KIRKLAND HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA TO GIVE CONCERT	1
May 22, 1919	ROSE HILL SCHOOL (PHOTO OF STUDENTS)	6
May 22, 1919	TOWN COUNCIL STAGES AN INTERESTING SESSION	1
May 22, 1919	KIRKLAND HOTEL SOLD TO SEATTLE PEOPLE	1
May 22, 1919	LOCAL BOY GIVES SPEED COP A RUN FOR HIS MONEY (STOCKLEY, CHARLIE)	1
May 22, 1919	HOTCHKISS, CHARLES	1
May 22, 1919	MORE RESIDENTS WILL MAKE HOME AT KIRKLAND	1
May 29, 1919	LOCAL BERRIES FIRST ON SEATTLE MARKET	1
May 29, 1919	RED CROSS NURSE TELLS OF WAR EXPERIENCES (JONES, HARRIET)	1
May 29, 1919	LOCAL MINISTER WILL ADDRESS GRADUATES	1
May 29, 1919	CLOVER NEWELL, HAROLD EVEREST	1
May 29, 1919	GENEVIEVE PARKER, FRED SAXE	1
May 29, 1919	DECORATION DAY TO BE OBSERVED	1
May 29, 1919	LUMBER COMPANY ADDS SAW AND PLANER	1
May 29, 1919	15 BUCKS KNOCKS SPEED OUT OF STAGE DRIVER	1
May 29, 1919	F A BLAU SUCCESSFUL IN STOKLEY LAWSUIT	1
May 29, 1919	PETTY THIEVES MAKE CLEAN-UP AT HOTEL	1
May 29, 1919	15 BUCKS KNOCKS SPEED OUT OF STAGE DRIVER	1
May 29, 1919	CAPTAIN PROPOSES MADISON HILL DETOUR	1
May 29, 1919	FIVE MILES OF WALKS TO BE BUILT HERE	1
May 29, 1919	SOLDIER DEAD WERE EULOGIZED SUNDAY	1
June 5, 1919	PROSPERITY (FULL-PAGE REAL ESTATE AD FOR BURKE & FARRAR)	4
June 5, 1919	FOUR GENERATIONS ASSEMBLE TO HONE EAST SIDERS BIRTH (FORSBERG, E)	6
June 5, 1919	WHO’S WHO IN KIRKLAND (GAILEY, REV R A)	1
June 5, 1919	MUSIC AT SESSIONS STORE	1
June 5, 1919	NEW GARAGE BUILDING NOW HOUSES BLAU BROS GARAGE	5
June 5, 1919	WORKERS START MOVE FOR LOCAL COOPERATIVE STORE	1
June 5, 1919	CHURCH UNITY	1
June 5, 1919	KIRKLAND WILL CELEBRATE 4TH OF JULY	1
June 5, 1919	TOWN COUNCIL DECIDES TO CONDEMN EIGHT STREET ENDS	1
June 5, 1919	GET EMERGENCY KIT ORDERS THE STATE HEALTH BOARD	1
June 5, 1919	KIRKLAND WILL CELEBRATE 4TH OF JULY	1
June 5, 1919	ORATOR DELIVERS ELOQUENT DECORATION DAY ADDRESS	1
June 5, 1919	APT, HENRY ADAM	1
June 12, 1919	SOLDIER SAYS ARMY OK BUT LONGS FOR HOME (BROOKS, HENRY)	1
June 12, 1919	KIRKLAND GROWS WITHOUT BOOM	1
June 12, 1919	CO-OPERATIVE STORE PLANS WILL BE DISCUSSED SUNDAY	1
June 12, 1919	MCINTYRE DELIVERS BUICK TO KIRKLAND LUMBER DEALER	3
June 12, 1919	USED CAR EXCHANGE IS OPENED BY LOCAL MAN	3
June 12, 1919	KIRKLAND GROWS WITHOUT BOOM	1
June 12, 1919	HIGH SCHOOL DRAMATIC PRODUCTION A SUCCESS	1
June 12, 1919	TWELVE TO BE GRADUATED FROM LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL	1
June 12, 1919	FESTIVALS AND CELEBRATIONS	1
June 12, 1919	FUN PROMISED ON JULY FOURTH	1
June 12, 1919	KIRKLAND GROWS WITHOUT BOOM	1
June 19, 1919	VAGRANT, FARMER OR REAL ESTATE (WESTER, W L)	1
June 19, 1919	ORGANIZATION PERFECTED FOR CO-OPERATIVE STORE	1
June 19, 1919	ROSE HILL CHILDREN TO STUDY FOLK DANCING	1
June 19, 1919	KIRKLAND (AD FOR KIRKLAND W/ PHOTOS)	3
June 19, 1919	BOARD RELIEVES CONGESTION AND ELECTS LOCAL TEACHERS	1
June 19, 1919	LOCAL MUSIC TEACHER TO PRESENT PUPILS IN RECITAL	1
June 19, 1919	MERIT AWARDS ARE GIVEN PUPILS OF GRADE SCHOOL	1
June 19, 1919	THIRTEEN ARE GRADUATED BY KIRKLAND HIGH SCHOOL	1
June 19, 1919	KIRKLAND HOTEL TO GIVE BETTER SERVICE TO PATRONS	1
June 19, 1919	BURGLARS MAKE DAYLIGHT ENTRANCE IN LOCAL HOME (ROSS, MYRON)	1
June 19, 1919	THIEF FRIGHTENED WHILE ATTEMPTING TO ROB HOUSE (FARMER, W O)	1
June 19, 1919	LOCAL MEN TO CO-OPERATE WITH BOYS IN SCOUT WORK	1
June 19, 1919	ROSE HILL CHILDREN TO STUDY FOLK DANCING	1
June 26, 1919	AFTER 11 YEARS PRACTICE DOCTOR TAKES VACATION (DAVIS, GEORGE H)	1
June 26, 1919	LOCAL MAN RETURNS AFTER LONG PERIOD OF SERVICE (LEE, D E)	1
June 26, 1919	KIRKLAND ELECTRIC COMPANY WILL OPEN DOORS SOON	1
June 26, 1919	KIRKLAND (AD FOR KIRKLAND W/ PHOTOS)	3
June 26, 1919	INDICATIONS POINT TO RECORD CROWD AT KIRKLAND ON THE FOURTH	1
June 26, 1919	UNCLE SAM CUTS POSTAGE RATES BEGINNING JULY 1	1
June 26, 1919	FIRM CHANGES PERSONNEL – ELECTRICAL LINE INSTALLED (ROWE & WHITE)	1
June 26, 1919	LUCY LONG, A W DOWDEN	1
June 26, 1919	MARY ELIZABETH COLLINS, CHESTER FREEMAN	1
July 3, 1919	ARMY OFFICER AND FAMILY TO MAKE KIRKLAND THEIR HOME (ROSE, L L)	1
July 3, 1919	KIRKLAND STORES TO CLOSE BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY	1
July 3, 1919	THEATRE CHANGES NAME UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT	1
July 3, 1919	KIRKLAND (AD FOR KIRKLAND W/ PHOTOS)	3
July 3, 1919	PUPILS OF MRS BURKE PRESENTED IN PIANO RECITAL	1
July 3, 1919	BARN DANCE ATTRACTS BIG CROWD AT COUNTY FARM	1
July 3, 1919	FOURTH OF JULY PROGRAM	1
July 3, 1919	AMERICA DRY – FIRST GREAT NATION TO ABOLISH SALOONS	1
July 3, 1919	PURSER DIGBY LEAVES CREW OF FERRY LINCOLN	1
July 3, 1919	MARGARET MCKINNEY, GEORGE BURT	1
July 3, 1919	NORA BOARTS, LESLIE BURGESS	1
July 3, 1919	RUBY MASON, OSCAR NOLL	1
July 10, 1919	BUMPER CROP OF CHERRIES IN EAST SIDE ORCHARDS	1
July 10, 1919	BOY RETURNS HOME AFTER VARIED WAR EXPERIENCES (LEEDS, HAROLD)	1
July 10, 1919	WILL ORGANIZE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MONDAY NIGHT	1
July 10, 1919	KIRKLAND (AD FOR KIRKLAND W/ PHOTOS)	4
July 10, 1919	INCREASE OF FERRY RATES IS RANK INJUSTICE	1
July 10, 1919	CANNING AND DRYING TO BE DEMONSTRATED AT HIGH SCHOOL	1
July 10, 1919	KIRKLAND HAS BIG FOURTH	1
July 10, 1919	HANSEN, ANDREW	5
July 10, 1919	JACKMAN, FLORA	1
July 10, 1919	STEELE, JAMES	1
July 10, 1919	COMMISSIONERS ANNOUNCE INCREASED FERRY RATES	1
July 10, 1919	MABEL STUART, JOHN FISH	1
July 17, 1919	EXCAVATION WORK STOPPED BY OWNER OF PROPERTY	1
July 17, 1919	KIRKLAND IS DOTTED WITH HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION	1
July 17, 1919	GROCERTERIA COMPANY WILL OPEN STORE IN KIRKLAND	1
July 17, 1919	BLASTING DAMAGES AUTOS AND INJURES YOUNG LADY (MARTIN, MRS F J)	1
July 17, 1919	NEW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAS AUSPICIOUS BEGINNING	1
July 17, 1919	KIRKLAND IS DOTTED WITH HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION	1
July 17, 1919	LOCAL BUILDING COMPANY ORGANIZES AND STARTS WORK	1
July 17, 1919	THIEF STEALS JEWELRY WHILE OWNER IS ABSENT (CLEMMONS, MRS F A)	1
July 17, 1919	MONSTROUS MASS MEETING ORGANIZES FOR FERRY FIGHT	1
July 17, 1919	OFFICIALS RESCIND RAISED RATES	1
July 17, 1919	EXCAVATION WORK STOPPED BY OWNER OF PROPERTY	1
July 24, 1919	ANOTHER KIRKLAND VETERAN UNITED WITH HIS FAMILY (MCKIBBEN, E C)	1
July 24, 1919	TRANSFER MAN ADDS NEW TRUCK TO HANDLE BUSINESS	1
July 24, 1919	TOWN TO BUY STREET ENDS	1
July 24, 1919	NEW INDUSTRY COMING – UTILIZE LOCAL PRODUCTS (DEHYDRATORS)	1
July 24, 1919	BECHTOL, MRS E R	1
July 24, 1919	HARD CONTEST ON FERRY FARE	1
July 24, 1919	TOWN TO BUY STREET ENDS	1
July 24, 1919	JULIA KANGUR, JOHN PELLEUR	1
July 31, 1919	KIRKLAND MAN IS MANAGER OF ORCHESTRA (WHITE, E C)	1
July 31, 1919	COUNTRY HOME COMPLETELY DESTROYED BY FIRE (WILLOWMORE FARM)	1
July 31, 1919	BUCK WILL ADD OTHER LINES TO HIS BUSINESS	1
July 31, 1919	KIRKLAND HI LOSES TWO OF ITS FACULTY	1
July 31, 1919	COUNTRY HOME COMPLETELY DESTROYED BY FIRE (WILLOWMORE FARM)	1
July 31, 1919	FERRY RATE AGREEMENT WILL SATISFY EAST SIDE	1
July 31, 1919	NEW AUTO STAGE SERVICE ANNOUNCED BY LOCAL MAN (WALTERS, H R)	1
July 31, 1919	MARIE SCHWENK, M A RHODES	1
August 7, 1919	BURKE & FARRAR – YOUR AMBITIONS REALIZED AT KIRKLAND (FULL PAGE)	3
August 7, 1919	GROCERTERIA NO 32 OPENS IN KIRKLAND	7
August 7, 1919	LOCAL BOY GIVEN HIGH WAR HONOR (WEAVER, BENJAMIN W)	1
August 7, 1919	INSPECTORS SAY HI SCHOOL IS IN GOOD CONDITION	1
August 7, 1919	GARAGE MAN SELLS BUSINESS INTEREST (ROBINSON, J G)	1
August 7, 1919	HUSTLER TAKES OVER THE MILLING COMPANY BUSINESS (DIGBY, JOHN H)	1
August 7, 1919	CONTRACT SIGNED FOR CHAUTAUQUA	1
August 7, 1919	BELLEVUE MAN PURCHASES HOTEL AND RESTAURANT (CARNEY, E E)	1
August 7, 1919	TELL YOUR TROUBLES TO CHAS ANDREWS FOR NEXT 2 WEEKS (MARSHALL)	1
August 7, 1919	EAST SIDERS WILL FORM ORGANIZATION	1
August 7, 1919	COMMISSIONERS CHANGE FRONT AND INCREASE FERRY RATES	1
August 7, 1919	FERRY LINCOLN SHOWS PROFITS DURING JULY	1
August 7, 1919	LOCAL BOY GIVEN HIGH WAR HONOR (WEAVER, BENJAMIN W)	1
August 14, 1919	BURKE & FARRAR – A HOME FOR EVERYONE (FULL PAGE)	6
August 14, 1919	BURKE & FARRAR – BUY A HOME NOW	3
August 14, 1919	MAGAZINE TELLS ABOUT NEW KIRKLAND RESIDENT (SPAWN, A F)	1
August 14, 1919	CHANGES AND IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN SCHOOL BUILDINGS	1
August 14, 1919	TEACHERS SHOULD RESIDE AT KIRKLAND	2
August 14, 1919	SON OF KIRKLAND’S FOUNDER RETURNS TO HIS OLD HOME	1
August 14, 1919	MOVEMENT FOR EAST SIDE HOSPITAL GAINS HEADWAY	1
August 14, 1919	RATHBUN, SLAVEN BORDEN	1
August 14, 1919	EAST SIDERS ORGANIZE FOR CO-OPERATIVE WORK	1
August 14, 1919	MAGAZINE TELLS ABOUT NEW KIRKLAND RESIDENT (SPAWN, A F)	1
August 14, 1919	AGNES CARLSON, ARTHUR GARDNER	1
August 21, 1919	RARE ORCHIDS PRESENTED TO SEATTLE BY EAST SIDE MAN (CLISE, J W)	1
August 21, 1919	LOCAL BUSINESS CONCERNS CHANGE THEIR LOCATIONS (TRADING COMPANY)	1
August 21, 1919	NEW STORE PROVES THAT PEOPLE WILL TRADE AT HOME	1
August 21, 1919	BOY WOUNDS PLAYMATE AS THEY PLAY WITH REVOLVER	1
August 21, 1919	MARGARET FARMER, FRANK BUCKLEY	1
August 21, 1919	COUNCIL CLOSES STREET END DEAL AND PREPARES BUDGET	1
August 21, 1919	EARL ETZLER	1
August 28, 1919	FIRE DESTROYS SUBURBAN HOME MONDAY AT NOON (SMITH, E C)	1
August 28, 1919	BARBER SHOP PURCHASED BY BELLINGHAM MAN (HADLEY, J S)	1
August 28, 1919	NEW FEED AND GRAIN STORE WILL OPEN DOORS NEXT WEEK (RONCHETTI)	1
August 28, 1919	FIRE DESTROYS SUBURBAN HOME MONDAY AT NOON (SMITH, E C)	1
August 28, 1919	HOMES, JOHN S	1
August 28, 1919	TOSH, ELIZABETH	1
August 28, 1919	JOURNAL ISSUES BIG ANNIVERSARY NUMBER	1
August 28, 1919	STAGE LINE TO NORTHUP SAVES MANY WEARY FEET	1
August 28, 1919	GLADYS BOINK, HARRY WALTERS	1
August 28, 1919	MARJORIE HAMMOND, JOHN E HOLM	1
September 4, 1919	KIRKLAND MAN IS NAMED STATE FACTORY INSPECTOR (EVEREST, H P)	1
September 4, 1919	EASTERN MAN PURCHASES BAKERY AND BUILDING (ROBERTS, HARRY E)	1
September 4, 1919	NEW OWNER OF GARAGE TAKES POSSESSION ON THE FIRST	1
September 4, 1919	AUTO MAN BARELY ESCAPES DEATH FROM FALLING TANK (MCINTYRE, R J)	1
September 4, 1919	SCHOOL OPENS WITH MANY NEW FACES ON FACULTY	1
September 4, 1919	COMPROMISE PLAN SUGGESTED TO GET MARKET STREET END	1
September 4, 1919	LOCAL CHURCH ENDS MOST SUCCESSFUL YEAR OF HISTORY (METHODIST)	1
September 4, 1919	SEATTLE MINISTERS WILL CONDUCT LOCAL REVIVAL	1
September 4, 1919	COMPROMISE PLAN SUGGESTED TO GET MARKET STREET END	1
September 4, 1919	CLOVER NEWELL, HAROLD EVEREST	1
September 4, 1919	EDITH LENNON, ROBERT N SMITH	1
September 11, 1919	A REMEDY FOR THE EVILS OF JAPANESE IMMIGRATION	1
September 11, 1919	ROSE HILL PEOPLE PLEASED WITH MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT	1
September 11, 1919	MARSHAL WARNS BICYCLISTS TO KEEP OFF SIDEWALKS	1
September 11, 1919	WAR LEAVES ITS STAMP UPON FACES OF SOLDIERS	1
September 18, 1919	RESTAURANT BUILDING ROOM FOR NEW BAKERY EQUIPMENT	1
September 18, 1919	BOY VISITOR ON EAST SIDE VICTIM OF ACCIDENT (COOK, HOWARD)	1
September 18, 1919	HOSPITAL IS DISCUSSED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE	1
September 18, 1919	KIRKLAND HI WILL HAVE STRONG FOOTBALL TEAM	1
September 18, 1919	PLANS TO PURCHASE PARK STARTED BY TOWN COUNCIL	1
September 18, 1919	DEHYDRATING PLANT READY TO EVAPORATE LOCAL FRUITS	1
September 18, 1919	HOSPITAL IS DISCUSSED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE	1
September 18, 1919	NEW LOCAL POSTMASTER TAKES OFFICE ON FIRST (HANSEN, CHRISTIAN)	1
September 18, 1919	KIRKLAND HI WILL HAVE STRONG FOOTBALL TEAM	1
September 18, 1919	PLANS TO PURCHASE PARK STARTED BY TOWN COUNCIL	1
September 18, 1919	LOCAL PASTOR RETURNED TO CHURCH FOR ANOTHER YEAR (GAILEY, R A)	1
September 18, 1919	HAZEL BROWNFIELD, LOUIS DEMERITT	1
September 25, 1919	RENEWED ACTIVITIES HAVE BEGUN AT ANDERSON SHIPBUILDING COMPANY	1
September 25, 1919	CHINESE PUZZLE STILL PUZZLES SAYS CAPTAIN (POINDEXTER, CHARLES)	1
September 25, 1919	CO-OPERATIVE PEOPLE HAVE BEGUN STORE CONSTRUCTION	1
September 25, 1919	NEW BAKERY ADDITION NEARS COMPLETION – OVEN INSTALLED	1
September 25, 1919	FIRE THREATENS RESIDENCE OF GEORGE TEW SUNDAY	1
September 25, 1919	DISTINGUISHED ARMY MAN WITH ASSOCIATE BUYS STORE (WINTERS, H L)	1
September 25, 1919	GATEWAY THEATRE WILL HAVE SPECIAL MUSIC SUNDAY (PROF CLAUDIO)	1
September 25, 1919	FIRE THREATENS RESIDENCE OF GEORGE TEW SUNDAY	1
September 25, 1919	CURTIS, MRS (WIFE OF CAPT CURTIS)	1
September 25, 1919	TRIMBLE, ANNA E	1
October 2, 1919	LOCAL PHYSICIAN RETURNS FROM LENGTHY TRIP EAST (DAVIS, GEORGE)	1
October 2, 1919	MOVIE ACTRESS ENJOYS VACATION ON EAST SIDE (WALCAMP, MARIE)	1
October 2, 1919	THEY CAME – SAW – AND BOUGHT A KIRKLAND HOME (FORD, W H)	1
October 2, 1919	DOWDEN SELLS STORE AND WILL LEAVE FOR THE EAST	1
October 2, 1919	NEW GROCERY STORE OFFERS INDUCEMENTS TO CUSTOMERS	1
October 2, 1919	JOY REIGNS SUPREME UNTIL OFFICERS DISCOVER STILL	1
October 2, 1919	CORT, KITTY WATKINSON	1
October 2, 1919	LOCAL PAPER HAS AGAIN PASSED INTO OTHER HANDS (NEWS-INDEPENDENT)	1
October 2, 1919	JOY REIGNS SUPREME UNTIL OFFICERS DISCOVER STILL	1
October 9, 1919	THE BOLSHEVIKI IN OUR MIDST	1
October 9, 1919	COMMUNITY CLUB OFFERS PRETENTIOUS PROGRAM	1
October 9, 1919	CONNERY, JOSEPH	1
October 9, 1919	TRACEY, MRS GLEN	1
October 9, 1919	COUNTY TO BUILD $3000,000 FERRY	1
October 16, 1919	BANKER IS NOT TOO OLD TO HAVE BIRTHDAYS (JOHNSON, GLENN)	1
October 16, 1919	KIRKLAND BOY WILL STUDY HYGIENE IN BRITISH ISLES (WALTERS, CHAS)	1
October 16, 1919	PARK AND SCHOOL SITE PURCHASE PLANS CONSIDERED	1
October 16, 1919	AUTO TRUCK PLAYS HAVOC WITH DRINKING FOUNTAIN	1
October 16, 1919	THERE’S MONEY IN LOGANBERRIES AND GRAPES FOR THE PRODUCER	9
October 16, 1919	THERE’S WEALTH UNDER OUR FEET (AGRICULTURE)	1
October 16, 1919	ROSE HILL COMMUNITY CENTER SCHOOL OF MUSIC NOW OPEN	10
October 16, 1919	TUNE UP FOR THE COMING SONGFEST AT KIRKLAND	1
October 16, 1919	NEXT YEAR’S BUDGET RUNS CLOSE TO FIVE MILLION DOLLARS	1
October 16, 1919	JUSTICE RESIGNS OFFICE SUCCESSOR NAMED SOON (CHAMBERS, J T)	1
October 16, 1919	PARK AND SCHOOL SITE PURCHASE PLANS CONSIDERED	1
October 16, 1919	ROSE HILL COMMUNITY CENTER SCHOOL OF MUSIC NOW OPEN	10
October 16, 1919	HELEN HANSON, LYLE JOHNSON	1
October 23, 1919	PARK AND SCHOOL SITE AGAIN UNDER CONSTRUCTION	1
October 23, 1919	CARBURETOR MAN COMES TO KIRKLAND (TOFFEE, VERNON)	7
October 23, 1919	THAT HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING	4
October 23, 1919	WILL PAY $200 PER ACRE FOR BERRIES	1
October 23, 1919	ALL KIRKLAND TO SING AT SONGFEST SATURDAY NIGHT	1
October 23, 1919	PROCLAMATION (AMERICANIZATION AND THEODORE ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL DAY	1
October 23, 1919	WASNER, CHARLES OLIVER	1
October 23, 1919	PARK AND SCHOOL SITE AGAIN UNDER CONSTRUCTION	1
October 23, 1919	NEW CHURCH TO ORGANIZE ON ROSE HILL SUNDAY (NAZARENE)	1
October 23, 1919	WIND TAKES A VICIOUS SWIPE AT PHIL (MCCLELLAN) AND AUTO	1
October 30, 1919	RETURNED SOLDIER HONORED BY FRIENDS (JENSON, HARRY)	1
October 30, 1919	THE FALLEN GIANT (ROOSEVELT, THEODORE)	1
October 30, 1919	NEW TEACHER ENGAGED FOR KIRKLAND HI (OVERFIELD, F P)	1
October 30, 1919	SEATTLE MUSICIAN TO ORGANIZE CLASS IN KIRKLAND (CLAUDIO, E)	1
October 30, 1919	SINGERS SING AT ROUSING SONGFEST SATURDAY NIGHT	1
October 30, 1919	AGED HOUGHTON MAN DISAPPEARS FROM HOME (FAGERBERG, A J)	1
October 30, 1919	AMERICAN LEGION WILL BE ORGANIZED ON EAST SIDE	1
October 30, 1919	CHURCH PEOPLE TO HOLD ASSOCIATION AT KIRKLAND	1
November 6, 1919	APPLE TREE GETS MIXED UP ON THE CALENDAR	1
November 6, 1919	DIGBY HAS NEW PARTNER IN GRAIN AND FEED STORE (HAMMER, T L)	6
November 6, 1919	DRYGOOD STORE INCREASES SPACE FOR LARGER STOCK	6
November 6, 1919	RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN UNDER WAY	1
November 6, 1919	DEBATERS TO DISCUSS THE IMMIGRATION QUESTION	1
November 6, 1919	THE WINNING HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SQUAD (PHOTO)	1
November 6, 1919	REDMOND AUTO STOLEN AND RECOVERED ON SAME DAY (WRIGHT, EARL)	1
November 6, 1919	FAGERBERG, A J	1
November 6, 1919	AMERICAN LEGION WILL ORGANIZE ON EAST SIDE	1
November 6, 1919	THE WINNING HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SQUAD (PHOTO)	1
November 6, 1919	CHURCH PEOPLE TO MEET AT KIRKLAND NEXT WEEK	1
November 6, 1919	FERRY NARROWLY ESCAPES CRUSHING INTO LOG BOOM	1
November 13, 1919	EAST SIDE WILL DISCUSS FRUIT AND BERRIES AT LARGE MASS MEETING	1
November 13, 1919	EAST SIDE BANKERS GUESTS IN REDMOND WEDNESDAY	1
November 13, 1919	KIRKLAND DEFEATS SEATTLE SCHOOL IN FIRST DEBATE	1
November 13, 1919	COMMUNITY SINGING SHOWS GROWTH IN POPULARITY	1
November 13, 1919	SEATTLE MUSICIANS PLEASE AUDIENCE AT ROSE HILL	1
November 13, 1919	FORMER FIGHTERS START AMERICAN LEGION POST	1
November 13, 1919	CONGREGATIONALISTS HAVE BUSY DAY AT CONVENTION	1
November 13, 1919	ANNIVERSARY OF ARMISTICE CELEBRATED AT ROSE HILL	5
November 13, 1919	ANNIVERSARY OF ARMISTICE CELEBRATED AT ROSE HILL	5
November 20, 1919	BERRY GROWERS MEET GUARANTEE	1
November 20, 1919	BERRY INDUSTRY ASSURED	1
November 20, 1919	MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN WILL BE ELECTED DEC 2	1
November 20, 1919	BURGLARS BUSY IN KIRKLAND THE PAST FEW WEEKENDS	1
November 20, 1919	MARSHAL PATTY IN COURT CHARGED WITH BURGLARY (MOCK COURT)	1
November 20, 1919	THIEVES RAID CAR AND TAKE HOUSEHOLD GOODS	1
November 20, 1919	AMERICAN LEGION SELECTS NAME AND OFFICERS PRO TEM	1
November 20, 1919	PARK PURCHASE UP TO VOTERS (HIGH SCHOOL SITE)	1
November 27, 1919	EAST SIDE BULL WINS FIRST PRIZE AT STOCK SHOW	1
November 27, 1919	LOCAL PHYSICIAN HIGHLY HONORED BY GOV HART (DAVIS, GEORGE)	1
November 27, 1919	BELLEVUE INVITES EAST SIDE TO ATTEND CARNIVAL	1
November 27, 1919	CANDIDATES FILE PETITIONS FOR TOWN-ELECTION TUESDAY	1
November 27, 1919	PURSER CONTRIBUTES CASH TO A BOLD HIGHWAYMAN	1
November 27, 1919	ROBBERS BAFFLED IN FERRY HOLDUP	1
November 27, 1919	ROBBERS BAFFLED IN FERRY HOLDUP	1
November 27, 1919	BERTHA A LINDFORS, GEORGE G NELSON	5
November 27, 1919	JENNIE TARDY, CARL SWAN	6
December 4, 1919	JOURNAL EDITOR ATTACKED AT HOME AND TAKEN BY FORCE (BIRTHDAY)	1
December 4, 1919	TWO EAST SIDE ELECTIONS QUIET	1
December 4, 1919	SLEEPING DISEASE TAKES LOCAL MAN (ROYS, ANER)	1
December 4, 1919	ROBINSON NOW SOLE OWNER OF TEW DEVELOPMENT CO	1
December 4, 1919	PRISONER ESCAPES FROM COUNTY STOCKADE (DALTON, JOHN F)	1
December 4, 1919	THIEF STEALS HANDIWORK OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLASS	1
December 4, 1919	ROYS, ANER	1
December 11, 1919	STOVE EXPLODES AND FATALLY INJURES LADY (FLETCHER, MRS MARK L)	1
December 11, 1919	GOOD-FELLOWS WILL SEE THAT SANTA VISITS POOR	1
December 11, 1919	BELLEVUE CARNIVAL MADE BIG HIT WITH EAST SIDERS	1
December 11, 1919	GOOD-FELLOWS WILL SEE THAT SANTA VISITS POOR	1
December 11, 1919	ROSE HILL SOCIAL CENTER PLANNING FOR BIG CHRISTMAS	1
December 11, 1919	FLETCHER, MRS MARK L	1
December 11, 1919	CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR WILL PRESENT PATRIOTIC CANTATA	1
December 11, 1919	ROSE HILL SOCIAL CENTER PLANNING FOR BIG CHRISTMAS	1
December 11, 1919	UNCLE SAM ORDERS DEALERS TO CONSERVE FUEL SUPPLY	1
December 25, 1919	NEW IRON SHOP WILL OPEN ON CENTRAL AVENUE	1
December 25, 1919	EAST SIDE ENJOYS XMAS AT HOME AND AT CHURCH	1
December 25, 1919	REAL ESTATE MAN NAME TO FILL J OF P VACANCY (LYONS, C A)	1
December 25, 1919	WOMAN SLUGGER ATTACKS TWO EAST SIDE WOMEN	1
December 25, 1919	CENSUS MAN WILL BEGIN TO COUNT NOSES SOON	1
December 25, 1919	MARY WOLD, DAVID BOYD	1
October 12, 1922	BURKE AND FARRAR	16
October 12, 1922	LAKE WASHINGTON FERRY SYSTEM (PHOTOS)	14
October 12, 1922	LAKE WASHINGTON TELEPHONE CO (PHOTO)	13
October 12, 1922	THE KIRKLAND LAUNDRY (PHOTO)	12
October 12, 1922	KIRKLAND’S MAYOR (WESTER, JOHN H)	9
October 12, 1922	NEW ELSON BUILDING (PHOTO)	9
October 12, 1922	NEW PW ALLEN BLOCK (PHOTO)	10
October 12, 1922	NEW WESTER BLOCK (PHOTO)	9
October 12, 1922	ARCHITECT TELLS OF FEATURES IN NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING	15
October 12, 1922	HIGH SCHOOL NEWS – PROGRESS ON THE NEW BUILDING	2
October 12, 1922	NEW ELSON BUILDING (PHOTO)	9
October 12, 1922	RECORD OF BUILDING INDICATIVE OF PROGRESS OF EAST SIDE	15
October 12, 1922	THE EAST SIDE — A LAND OF BEAUTY AND GREAT OPPORTUNITY	9
October 12, 1922	JUANITA TO HOLD SECOND ANNUAL FAIR AND BAZAAR	1
October 12, 1922	CITY BEAUTIFUL COMMISSION PLANS KIRKLAND’S ADORNMENT	10
October 12, 1922	HISTORY OF KIRKLAND READS LIKE THE TYPICAL ROMANCE OF GREAT WESTERN	9
October 12, 1922	JUANITA TO HOLD SECOND ANNUAL FAIR AND BAZAAR	1
October 12, 1922	MAHONE, JAMES H	3
October 12, 1922	AMERICAN LEGION BIG FACTOR IN EAST SIDE’S ACTIVITIES	11
October 12, 1922	LEGION READY TO GREET VISITORS – TO DEDICATE NEW CLUBHOUSE	1
October 12, 1922	ORTHOPEDIC AUXILIARY FORMED IN KIRKLAND	1
October 12, 1922	WOMEN’S WORK IN KIRKLAND	9
October 12, 1922	COMMUNITY CHURCH SOLVES PROBLEM OF PUBLIC WORSHIP	11
October 12, 1922	ROSE HILL CLUB HAS PROSPECTS OF BUSY SEASON	1
October 12, 1922	AD FOR LAKE WASHINGTON FERRY SYSTEM (PHOTOS)	14
October 12, 1922	KIRKLAND’S FRONT PORCH (PHOTO OF FERRY DOCK)	9
October 12, 1922	NEW HIGHWAY BRINGS MANY CARS THIS WAY	1
October 19, 1922	BURKE AND FARRAR MAN IS OFF FOR MIDDLE-WEST TO BRING HOMESEEKERS	1
October 19, 1922	SECOND FLOWER SHOW PLANNED FOR KIRKLAND	1
October 19, 1922	LEGION PARTY PROVES GREAT BIG SUCCESS (DEDICATION CEREMONIES)	1
October 19, 1922	SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS EXPECT BIG THINGS HERE	1
October 26, 1922	BUILDING BOOM SHOWS ITSELF ON EAST SIDE	1
October 26, 1922	KIRKLAND TO HAVE ANOTHER FLOWER FAIR	1
October 26, 1922	PAUL PLANS TO REDUCE JOBS ON COUNTY PAYROLL	1
October 26, 1922	ROSE HILL CLUB PLANS HALLOWEEN GHOST PARTY	1
October 26, 1922	TOM THUMB WEDDING A GREAT SUCCESS	1
November 2, 1922	EVANS VARIETY STORE – REMOVAL SALE	3
November 2, 1922	FLOWER SEEDS TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO EAST SIDERS	1
November 2, 1922	ART STUDIO TO HAVE ITS FORMAL OPENING SUNDAY	1
November 2, 1922	MINNESOTA MAN QUICKLY “SOLD” ON EAST SIDE (GADWA, E R)	1
November 2, 1922	BUILDING SHOWS RECORD GROWTH IN TEN MONTHS	1
November 2, 1922	BUILDING SHOWS RECORD GROWTH IN TEN MONTHS	1
November 9, 1922	NOVEMBER BERRIES HERE!	1
November 9, 1922	FORMER DAKOTA NEWSPAPER MAN LOCATES HERE (BRENNAN, C J)	1
November 9, 1922	SECOND FLOWER EXHIBIT PROVES ANOTHER SUCCESS	1
November 9, 1922	JUANITA FOLKS WILL BUILD COMMUNITY HOUSE	8
November 9, 1922	CAROLL, JOHN	3
November 9, 1922	HAYES, JAMES	3
November 9, 1922	KIRTLEY, ROBERT	8
November 9, 1922	BIBLE CLASS IS NEW FEATURE AT COMMUNITY CHURCH	4
November 16, 1922	SECOND CROPS OF FRUIT ARE ABUNDANT	1
November 16, 1922	REMARKABLE ATTENDANCE AT OPENING OF ART STUDIO	1
November 16, 1922	KIRKLAND TO HAVE NEW PHOTO STUDIO	1
November 16, 1922	KIRKLANDER IS ENTHUSIASTIC IN TOWN’S PRAISES (IMAGINARY LETTER)	1
November 16, 1922	JUANITA CLUB TO GIVE SERIES OF SHOWS THIS YEAR	1
November 16, 1922	MEN’S CLUB IS THRILLED WITH DRUG STORIES (MORPHINE ADDICTS)	1
November 16, 1922	BIG COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TO BE CELEBRATED	1
November 16, 1922	JUANITA CLUB TO GIVE SERIES OF SHOWS THIS YEAR	1
November 16, 1922	NORMAN, ROBERT	1
November 16, 1922	CHURCH NIGHT IS NEW FEATURE BY REV C W BOWEN	1
November 16, 1922	HELEN TURNER, GARNET HIGGENBOTHAM	6
November 23, 1922	CHICKENS PAY WAY FOR EAST SIDE HUSTLERS	1
November 23, 1922	FLORIST MAKES FINE SUCCESS ON EAST SIDE	1
November 23, 1922	SPUD CHAMPION PRESENTS PRIZE POTATOES GROWN (WILEY, H F)	1
November 23, 1922	PROGRESS ON NEW SCHOOL IS GRATIFYING	1
November 23, 1922	CITY BEAUTIFUL COMMISSION FINDS READY RESPONSE TO CALL FOR IMPROVEMENT	1
November 23, 1922	CHRISTMAS SEAL SALES SEEK NEW RECORD QUANTITY	1
November 23, 1922	PERMANENT CITIZENS RELIEF COMMITTEE HAS BEEN FORMED	1
November 23, 1922	FINE PROGRAM IS PLANNED FOR CHRISTMAS HERE	1
November 23, 1922	DANIELS, CHARLES HENRY	2
November 23, 1922	RILEY, ELIZABETH	3
November 23, 1922	WEATHER BUREAU FIGURES PUT QUIETUS ON STORIES OF EXCESSIVE RAINFALL	1
November 30, 1922	GOTHAM PROVES GREAT MARKET FOR OUR EGGS	1
November 30, 1922	RAILROADS TO SPEND $1,000,000 FOR NORTHWEST	1
December 7, 1922	EAST SIDER PRODUCES DECEMBER RASPBERRY CROP	1
December 7, 1922	EASTERNERS FEEL KEENLY SPIRIT OF EAST SIDE FOLK (MCKNIGHT, J G)	1
December 7, 1922	COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS PROGRESSES	1
December 14, 1922	NEW SHOE REPAIR SHOP WILL OPEN AT KIRKLAND	4
December 14, 1922	THOMAS SELLS MEAT MARKET TO KLENERT	1
December 14, 1922	KIRKLAND DUE FOR BIG TOURIST YEAR IS CHAMBER PLAN	1
December 14, 1922	CHRISTMAS TREE TO BE BIG EVENT	1
December 14, 1922	SANTA CLAUS IN KIRKLAND	5
December 14, 1922	MATZEN WOOLEN MILL MAKES BIG CHRISTMAS GIFT	8
December 21, 1922	POSSESSOR OF CROIX DE GUERRE COMES HERE TO RESIDE (CHASE, C E)	5
December 21, 1922	KANDY KITCHEN TO HAVE ANNIVERSARY	1
December 21, 1922	CANNING COMPANY HAS BIG SEASON REPORTS INDICATE	1
December 21, 1922	PLANS COMPLETE FOR COMMUNITY XMAS PROGRAM	1
December 21, 1922	FERRY LAUNCHED AT HOUGHTON SHIPYARD (LIBERTY)	1
December 21, 1922	PAKKALA IS FOUND TO BE NOT NEGLIGENT IN DEATH OF YOUTH	1
December 21, 1922	THOMAS, BILLY	1
December 21, 1922	COUNCIL ORDERS IMPROVEMENT OF CENTRAL AVENUE	1
December 28, 1922	BIG BUILDING YEAR IN KIRKLAND SHOWN BY 1922 STATISTICS	1
December 28, 1922	TOURISTS TO SEE SHOWPLACE ESTATE (BROOKWOOD)	1
December 28, 1922	BIG BUILDING YEAR IN KIRKLAND SHOWN BY 1922 STATISTICS	1
December 28, 1922	KIRKLAND TO BENEFIT THROUGH LEASE OF SAND POINT	4
December 28, 1922	COMMUNITY XMAS OF KIRKLAND IS MOST SUCCESSFUL	1
December 28, 1922	GOVERNMENT TAKES SAND POINT FIELD AS AIRCRAFT BASE	1
December 28, 1922	THOMAS, BILLY	1
December 28, 1922	NEW MOTOR-BUSS SYSTEM GOES INTO EFFECT JANUARY 1	1
December 28, 1922	RAINFALL FOR 1922 MAY NOT REACH YEARLY AVERAGE	1
December 28, 1922	NEW ADDITION TO WOOLEN MILLS IS NEARING COMPLETION	1
January 4, 1923	BERRY MEN HAVE SUCCESSFUL YEAR STATEMENT SAYS	1
January 4, 1923	KIRKLAND PLUM TREE ADORNS ITSELF WITH BLOSSOMS IN JANUARY	1
January 4, 1923	PLANS FOR ARTISTS’ RECITAL COMPLETED	1
January 4, 1923	WHOLE BUILDING IS NOW OCCUPIED BY AUTO REPAIR SHOP	1
January 4, 1923	WHOLE BUILDING IS NOW OCCUPIED BY AUTO REPAIR SHOP	1
January 4, 1923	BIG ATTENDANCE AT CHAMBER MEETING MONDAY URGED TO PERFECT PLANS	1
January 4, 1923	KING INCUBATORS HAVE GOOD YEAR	1
January 4, 1923	BROPHY, CHARLES A	1
January 4, 1923	MARY L DUNKUM, G ELLSWORTH STARKS	1
January 11, 1923	BERRY MEN VOTE THEIR OPPOSITION TO REDISTRICTING	1
January 11, 1923	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	7
January 11, 1923	PIONEER TO TELL HOMESEEKERS OF OPPORTUNITY HERE (PERRIGO, W P)	1
January 11, 1923	LOCAL MOTOR CONCERN GETS NEW REGRINDING MACHINE	1
January 11, 1923	KIRKLAND CHAMBER ELECTS OFFICERS AND PLANS WORK FOR THE COMING SE	1
January 11, 1923	WHY NOT A BAND FOR KIRKLAND?	4
January 11, 1923	PATTY, JOHN VARNETT	1
January 11, 1923	WASNER, HENDERSON C	1
January 11, 1923	HOUR OF VESPER SERVICE CHANGED	1
January 11, 1923	NEW BUS SYSTEM PROVING POPULAR	1
January 18, 1923	ARTISTS’ RECITAL AT ART STUDIO FRIDAY	1
January 18, 1923	MIDLAKES MILLING CO. COMPLETES NEW MILL	1
January 18, 1923	MIDLAKES MILLING CO. COMPLETES NEW MILL	1
January 18, 1923	CANNERIES CLOSE CONTRACTS WITH LOCAL BERRYMEN	1
January 18, 1923	CHAMBER STARTS ORGANIZING FOR SUMMER’S WORK	1
January 18, 1923	BAND SUGGESTION APPROVED	4
January 18, 1923	PURSER OF FERRY SHOOTS TWICE AT WOULD-BE HOLDUP	1
January 18, 1923	BETHERS, BERTHA	1
January 18, 1923	WENG, FREDERICK	1
January 18, 1923	SEA-GOING GOAT CROSSES LAKE – STOWAWAY OUTWITS CREW OF FERRY	1
January 18, 1923	COUNCIL ANNOUNCES EDICT CONCERNING WEAKENED BRIDGE	1
January 25, 1923	HAPPY VALLEY COUPLE HAVE GOLDEN WEDDING (MILLER, MR AND MRS P)	1
January 25, 1923	ARTISTS’ RECITAL PROVES PLEASING	1
January 25, 1923	LOCAL SIGN FIRM REMODELS ITS SHOP	1
January 25, 1923	HIGH SCHOOL GYM WILL BE UTILIZED IN CLUB ATHLETICS	1
January 25, 1923	LOCAL SIGN FIRM REMODELS ITS SHOP	1
January 25, 1923	PAID EXECUTIVE FOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, PLAN	1
January 25, 1923	KIRKLAND EDUCATOR URGES GREATER USAGE OF LOCAL SCHOOLS BY COMMUNITY	1
January 25, 1923	CREW OF FERRIES GIVEN INSURANCE	1
January 25, 1923	WIDE PUBLICITY IS GIVEN KIRKLAND BY SCENIC MOVIE FILM	1
January 25, 1923	DR DAVIS TO HEAD CHILDREN’S CLINIC	1
January 25, 1923	BENNETT, HARRY	1
January 25, 1923	MATOTT, A T	1
January 25, 1923	CREW OF FERRIES GIVEN INSURANCE	1
February 1, 1923	KLENERT’S MARKET -WIN A SHETLAND PONY	8
February 1, 1923	EAST SIDE PAINT AND SIGN COMPANY GETS WALL PAPER	1
February 1, 1923	E A ZABLE GETS HALF-INTEREST IN MCINTYRE-BUICK	1
February 1, 1923	EAST SIDE BAKERY GETS NEW PARTNER	1
February 1, 1923	JOIN CHAMBER AT ANY BUSINESS FIRM	1
February 1, 1923	STATE INCOME TAX?	4
February 1, 1923	FILM OF KIRKLAND AWAKES INTEREST OF MIDDLE-WEST	1
February 1, 1923	HERBERT, FRANK M	1
February 1, 1923	MAGNUSSEN, ELNORA LILA	1
February 1, 1923	DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING WELL ATTENDED	1
February 8, 1923	MINNESOTA COUPLE BUYS SIX LOTS IN HEART OF KIRKLAND (DAUGHERTY, A	1
February 8, 1923	MONTANA FAMILIES MOVING HERE TO MAKE THEIR HOME (NAF, HERMAN)	1
February 8, 1923	MONTANA FAMILIES MOVING HERE TO MAKE THEIR HOME (SCHUHBAUER, FRAN	1
February 8, 1923	CAMP FIRE GIRLS TO PRESENT FLAG TO COMMUNITY CHURCH	1
February 8, 1923	BLOODHOUND FAILS TO TRAIL BURGLAR WHO ROBS GARAGE	1
February 8, 1923	STUDLEY, W J	1
February 8, 1923	CAMP FIRE GIRLS TO PRESENT FLAG TO COMMUNITY CHURCH	1
February 15, 1923	KIRKLAND REGION HOLSTEIN CATTLE MAKE FINE RECORD	1
February 15, 1923	BIG GAIN SHOWN IN BANK DEPOSITS IN FOUR MONTHS	1
February 15, 1923	BLANCHE BRADFORD, FRED CATHCART	1
February 22, 1923	RECITAL WILL BE GIVEN BY PUPILS OF ART STUDIO	1
February 22, 1923	KIRKLAND IS GIVEN FIRST CHOICE OVER OTHER DISTRICTS (STRAFFER, W	1
February 22, 1923	EXPANSION PLANS OF CANNERY HELP BERRY-EGG OUTPUT	1
February 22, 1923	CHAMBER TAKES IMPORTANT STEPS TO HELP KIRKLAND	1
February 22, 1923	KIRKLAND SCENIC MOVIE CONTINUES TO DRAW CROWDS	1
February 22, 1923	CHAPMAN, ANNE AGRETA	1
February 22, 1923	HURLBURT, PAULINE	1
March 1, 1923	CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY CHURCH EDIFICE COMPLETED	1
March 1, 1923	BOOTBLACK STAND OPENS IN SHOE REPAIR SHOP	1
March 1, 1923	FOUR PERSONS ARE TIED AS WINNERS OF SHETLAND PONY	1
March 1, 1923	KIRKLAND PEOPLE BUSY WITH WORK ON SPRING PLANS	1
March 1, 1923	KIRTLEY, E	1
March 1, 1923	PARK BOARD ASK SHRUBBERY GIFTS	1
March 1, 1923	ANNABELLE WILEY, LESTER MCFARLAND	4
March 8, 1923	LOCAL CHEVROLET DEALER IS WINNER IN ECONOMY TEST	1
March 8, 1923	DEHYDRATOR WILL BE BUILT HERE BY FISHER CANNERY	1
March 8, 1923	PLANS COMPLETED BY CHAMBER FOR ERECTING ARCHES	1
March 8, 1923	MINOT PEOPLE WILL SEE MOVIE FILM OF KIRKLAND DISTRICT	1
March 8, 1923	KIRK, JOHN JOSEPH	1
March 8, 1923	LOCAL CHEVROLET DEALER IS WINNER IN ECONOMY TEST	1
March 15, 1923	BERRY EXPERT TO EXPLAIN METHODS TO LOCAL GROWERS	1
March 15, 1923	ART STUDIO TO GIVE RECITAL ON MARCH 20	1
March 15, 1923	MANY RESIDENTS OF MIDDLE-WEST ARE COMING HERE	1
March 15, 1923	LET THE REPETITION OF AUTO ACCIDENTS ON MARKET STREET BE STOPPED	4
March 15, 1923	MILLAR, MAURICE	1
March 15, 1923	DRAMA CLUB FORMED BY KIRKLAND PEOPLE	1
March 15, 1923	JUNIOR AND JUVENILE MUSIC CLUBS TO ORGANIZE	1
March 22, 1923	GROWING BIGGER AND BETTER BERRIES HERE	1
March 22, 1923	WHO’S WHO AND WHY IN KIRKLAND	8
March 22, 1923	A LITTLE GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT KIRKLAND	4
March 22, 1923	MINOT CROWDS SEE MOVIE PICTURE OF KIRKLAND DISTRICT	1
March 22, 1923	CITY BEAUTIFUL COMMITTEE PLANS SPRING CAMPAIGN	1
March 22, 1923	COUNCIL REJECTS TENDERS FOR WORK	1
March 22, 1923	BIG ATTENDANCE AT BABY CLINIC	1
March 22, 1923	DENTON, JAMES EVERETT	4
March 22, 1923	FLYING-FIELD AT SAND POINT TO BE OPENED IN WEEK	1
March 29, 1923	IT’S CHICKEN TIME IN KIRKLAND NOW!	1
March 29, 1923	FARGO MAN MADE KIRKLAND BOOSTER BY SEEING REGION (LARSEN, HENRY)	1
March 29, 1923	CHAMBER ASSURES LOCAL CANNERY OF SUPPLY OF WATER	1
March 29, 1923	CHAMBER ASSURES LOCAL CANNERY OF SUPPLY OF WATER	1
March 29, 1923	OLIVER, CAPTAIN J L	1
March 29, 1923	WELCOME, JOSEPH	1
March 29, 1923	M J MARKS IS OUT FOR TOWN COUNCIL	1
March 29, 1923	ROBINSON CANDIDATE FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR	1
March 29, 1923	600 CHERRY TREES TO BE PLANTED ON LOCAL HIGHWAYS	1
March 29, 1923	CHAMBER ASSURES LOCAL CANNERY OF SUPPLY OF WATER	1
March 29, 1923	LOCAL WOOLEN MILL ONLY ONE IN STATE	1
April 5, 1923	COLUMBIA VALLEY LUMBER CO – NEW LOCATION (PHOTO)	2
April 5, 1923	KIRKLAND REGION HOLSTEINS SCORE HIGH IN MILK TEST	1
April 5, 1923	LUMBER COMPANY INSTALLED IN NEW AND LARGER HOME	1
April 5, 1923	ALL IN READINESS FOR CHAMBER BALL SATURDAY NIGHT	1
April 5, 1923	APPEAL IS MADE FOR NEW BABY HOME AT MEDINA	1
April 5, 1923	CAUCUS SELECTS CANDIDATES FOR COMING ELECTION	1
April 5, 1923	HELEN DUVAL, GLEN STEWART	5
April 12, 1923	FISHER DESCRIBES GOOD POINTS OF ETTERSBURG BERRY	1
April 12, 1923	OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR BERRY MEN OF THIS DISTRICT	1
April 12, 1923	POULTRYMEN HERE PROVES EXPERTS ONLY HALF RIGHT	1
April 12, 1923	KIRKLAND MERCANTILE IMPROVEMENTS COSTLY	1
April 12, 1923	BIG GRAND FORKES CROWD SEES MOVIE OF KIRKLAND	1
April 12, 1923	LEGION POST AND AUXILIARY ATTAIN QUOTA FOR TREES	1
April 12, 1923	MAYOR PROCLAIMS CLEAN-UP WEEK	1
April 12, 1923	OLSON, MARGARET C	1
April 12, 1923	LEGION POST AND AUXILIARY ATTAIN QUOTA FOR TREES	1
April 12, 1923	TENNIS ENTHUSIASM SWEEPING KIRKLAND	1
April 12, 1923	GERTRUDE MCPHERSON, TONY JOSEPH	1
April 26, 1923	HENS AND BERRIES MAKE NEAT PROFIT FOR FERRY WORKER	1
April 26, 1923	NORTH DAKOTA AND MINNESOTA ASSIST KIRKLAND TO GROW	1
April 26, 1923	TEACHERS ELECTED BY THE HIGH SCHOOL BOARD	1
April 26, 1923	ST CLOUD WILL SEE FILM OF KIRKLAND SHOWN NEXT WEEK	1
April 26, 1923	PRICE, CHARLES GOODMAN	1
April 26, 1923	BASEBALL LEAGUE ORGANIZATION IS GETTING STARTED	1
April 26, 1923	EVANGELIST MEETINGS PROVING SUCCESSFUL	1
May 3, 1923	HOLSTEIN COW OF LOCAL DAIRYMAN MAKES FINE MARK	1
May 3, 1923	LOCAL BERRY MEN URGED BY CANNERY TO SIGN CONTRACTS	1
May 3, 1923	NEW JUANITA CLUB HOUSE FOR CLEAN ENTERTAINMENT	1
May 3, 1923	EAST SIDE PAINT COMPANY MAKES NUMEROUS CHANGES	1
May 3, 1923	LOCAL BERRY MEN URGED BY CANNERY TO SIGN CONTRACTS	1
May 3, 1923	KANTNOR, ALBERT	1
May 3, 1923	CONTEST FOR BEST ESSAY ON FLAG IS STARTED BY LEGION	1
May 3, 1923	LEGION SESSION TO END WITH BIG PUBLIC MEETING	1
May 3, 1923	VOTERS DECIDE AT TOWN AND SCHOOL ELECTION TUESDAY	1
May 10, 1923	FUTURE SALES OF BERRIES ARE MADE BY GROWERS HERE	1
May 10, 1923	KIRKLAND CANDY AND ICE CREAM CO MAKES OWN CREAM	1
May 10, 1923	COUNCIL TURN-OVER FEATURES ELECTION HERE ON TUESDAY	1
May 10, 1923	BIG MOONSHINE STILL SEIZED BY OFFICERS	4
May 10, 1923	MCKIBBEN, BRITTANIA	1
May 10, 1923	BIG MOONSHINE STILL SEIZED BY OFFICERS	4
May 10, 1923	MATZEN WOOLEN MILLS LOCAL INDUSTRY IS EXPANDING	1
May 17, 1923	J B REESE MOVES OFFICE TO STATE BANK BUILDING	1
May 17, 1923	BOYS AND GIRLS TO TRY FOR PRIZES IN BOND SALE DRIVE	1
May 17, 1923	TOMLINSON, VIRGIL BRITAIN	1
May 17, 1923	WESTALL, W A	1
May 17, 1923	WISE, RUBY	1
May 17, 1923	86 ESSAYS OFFERED IN LEGION’S FLAG DAY COMPETITION	1
May 17, 1923	KIRKLAND CHOSEN FOR ANNUAL PICNIC OF COUNTY LEGION	1
May 17, 1923	ANNUAL REPORT GIVEN OF COMMUNITY CHURCH WORK	4
May 17, 1923	EFFORT MADE TO GET RAIL AGENT FOR LOCAL DEPOT	1
May 17, 1923	BOND ISSUE OF WOOLEN MILLS IS URGED BY CHAMBER	1
May 24, 1923	ENGLISH WAR VETERAN CHARMED BY KIRKLAND (GRAVES, J P)	1
May 24, 1923	WELL-KNOWN FARGO MAN MOVES HERE (LARSEN, HENRY)	1
May 24, 1923	KIRKLAND FILM TO BE SHOWN AT ALBERTA LEA	1
May 24, 1923	NOTED ORATOR TO TELL KIRKLAND OF TODAY’S PROBLEMS	1
May 24, 1923	DECORATION DAY CEREMONIES HERE TO BE IMPRESSIVE	1
May 24, 1923	FARE REDUCTION ON LAKE FERRIES IS FORESHADOWED	1
May 24, 1923	WOOLEN MILLS BOND ISSUE GOING STRONG	1
May 31, 1923	DANCE WILL MARK CANNERY OPENING	1
May 31, 1923	AMBULANCE DRIVER KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT TUESDAY	1
May 31, 1923	FREE INFORMATION BUREAUS CREATED BY BURKE AND FARRAR	1
May 31, 1923	DECORATION DAY PROGRAM MARKED BY BIG TURNOUT	1
May 31, 1923	PRATT, CARRIE ELIZABETH	1
June 7, 1923	MARY TURNER IS CANDIDATE OF LOCAL LEGION POST TO BE MISS LIBERTY	1
June 7, 1923	CANNERY HERE TO START OPERATION BY COMING WEEK	1
June 7, 1923	KIRKLAND HIGH TO GRADUATE BIGGEST CLASS THURSDAY	1
June 7, 1923	EAST SIDE TOWNS TO STAGE PICNIC ON 20TH OF JUNE	1
June 7, 1923	EPIC PAGEANT OF HIAWATHA TO BE BIGGER THIS YEAR	1
June 7, 1923	LARSEN, CHRISTIAN THORWALD	1
June 7, 1923	PARKER, FRED E	1
June 7, 1923	ROYAL TEW, CHARLES HARTSHORN	1
June 14, 1923	CANNERY BEGINS OPERATIONS WITH FIFTY EMPLOYEES	1
June 14, 1923	ALL SET FOR BIG COMMUNITY MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY	1
June 14, 1923	SCENIC FILM OF KIRKLAND ENDS SHOWING THURSDAY	1
June 14, 1923	TWO COUNTY BOARD MEMBERS PAY VISIT TO LOCAL DISTRICT	1
June 14, 1923	FLAG DAY ESSAY CONTEST WINNER NAMES ARE ANNOUNCED	1
June 14, 1923	HEGLEN, MATILDA	1
June 14, 1923	CLASS B TEAMS TO START LOCAL LEAGUE BALL SEASON	1
June 21, 1923	SESSIONS TO PUT UP BUILDING AT COST OF $18000	1
June 21, 1923	GUS TILLMANN BUYS SHARE OF BROTHER IN BUSINESS	8
June 21, 1923	CANNERY HITTING STRIDE IN PACK OF STRAWBERRIES	1
June 21, 1923	CHAMBER WILL SUPPLY WARSHIPS WITH FLOWERS	1
June 21, 1923	LET’S HAVE A BAND!	1
June 21, 1923	LONG LIST ENDS ADVANCED COURSE AT UNION SCHOOL	1
June 21, 1923	TEN GRADUATED IN EIGHTH GRADE AT ROSE HILL SCHOOL	1
June 21, 1923	SUCCESS ATTENDS EAST SIDE PICNIC HELD THIS WEEK	1
June 21, 1923	DR R R RUFFIN IS NAMED KIRKLAND FIRE CHIEF	1
June 21, 1923	E E SURMER HERE TO CONFER WITH PAPER’S FRIENDS	1
June 21, 1923	MARGARET TEW, PAUL TOMS	1
June 28, 1923	LOCAL PRODUCERS PLAN CITY BRANCH OF POULTRY BODY	1
June 28, 1923	TEACHERS ELECTED FOR COMING YEAR IN GRADE SCHOOL	1
June 28, 1923	ARCHERY CONTEST WILL FEATURE IN INDIAN PAGEANT	1
June 28, 1923	MEETING CALLED MONDAY NIGHT TO FORM BAND HERE	1
June 28, 1923	ARCHERY CONTEST WILL FEATURE IN INDIAN PAGEANT	1
June 28, 1923	CHRISTINE LEARY, DWIGHT FARMER	4
June 28, 1923	HELEN GRACE BOINK, RICHARD GARDNER CAMPBELL	1
July 5, 1923	DAKOTA WOMAN BUYS KIRKLAND PROPERTY (BADGLEY, MRS J L)	1
July 5, 1923	KIRKLAND TO HAVE MODERN BOAT HOUSE	1
July 5, 1923	BE A BAND BOOSTER!	1
July 5, 1923	BAND ORGANIZES FIXES DATE FOR FIRST PRACTICE	1
July 5, 1923	BIG PAGEANT OF HIAWATHA TO BE SHOWN NEXT WEEK	1
July 5, 1923	WINNING BAND TO BE A FEATURE OF LEGION CARNIVAL	1
July 5, 1923	ARMSTRONG, JOSEPHINE F	1
July 5, 1923	NEW OFFICERS FOR LOCAL MEN’S CLUB CHOSEN FOR YEAR	1
July 12, 1923	MEETING JULY 20 TO CREATE LOCAL POULTRYMEN BODY	1
July 12, 1923	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	7
July 12, 1923	NEW OLSEN HOME SOUTH OF KIRKLAND NEAR COMPLETION	1
July 12, 1923	LOCAL CANNERY IN FULL SWING ON SEASON WORK	1
July 12, 1923	FIRST PRACTICE OF KIRKLAND BAND IS HELD ON MONDAY	1
July 12, 1923	HIAWATHA TO BE GIVEN ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVE	1
July 12, 1923	TWO BURGLARIES PROVE FRUITLESS IN RESULTS	1
July 12, 1923	WARSHIPS TO BE AT KIRKLAND FOR LEGION CARNIVAL	1
July 12, 1923	LEMIEUX, FLORENCE MARIE	1
July 19, 1923	CHAMBER WORKING TO CREATE WIDER LOGANBERRY SALE	1
July 19, 1923	MRS HARDY BUYS HIGHWAY HOMESITE	1
July 19, 1923	CHAMBER WORKING TO CREATE WIDER LOGANBERRY SALE	1
July 19, 1923	EPIC PAGEANT IS A SUCCESS FROM ALL STANDPOINTS	1
July 19, 1923	VARSITY CREW TO STAGE RACE FOR LEGION CARNIVAL	1
July 19, 1923	ILLUSTRATED FOLDER TELLS OF KIRKLAND	1
July 19, 1923	COUNCIL ORDERS NEW WOOLEN MILL ROAD	1
July 26, 1923	ANNIVERSARY OF JOURNAL SHOWS TOWN’S GROWTH	1
July 26, 1923	4 PLANES FROM SAND POINT TO DO STUNTS FOR CARNIVAL	1
July 26, 1923	ANNIVERSARY OF JOURNAL SHOWS TOWN’S GROWTH	1
July 26, 1923	WILD CAREER OF MYSTERIOUS AUTO STIRS KIRKLAND	1
July 26, 1923	4 PLANES FROM SAND POINT TO DO STUNTS FOR CARNIVAL	1
August 2, 1923	MAINE COUPLE BUY HOME IN KIRKLAND (CUTLER, JOEL G)	1
August 2, 1923	LOCAL BAND WILL DOUBLE TIME FOR LEGION CARNIVAL	1
August 2, 1923	LEGION POSTS OF COUNTY TO PICNIC HERE ON SUNDAY	1
August 2, 1923	LOCAL BAND WILL DOUBLE TIME FOR LEGION CARNIVAL	1
August 2, 1923	SHIP WHICH SAVED RAMMED DESTROYER TO BE HERE FOR LEGION CARNIVAL	1
August 2, 1923	ELECTRIC SIREN TO WARN PEOPLE OF LOCAL FIRES	1
August 2, 1923	SHIP WHICH SAVED RAMMED DESTROYER TO BE HERE FOR LEGION CARNIVAL	1
August 2, 1923	CADDEN, JAMES F	1
August 2, 1923	NEW 20-PASSENGER BUS ADDED TO MEDINA LINE	1
August 9, 1923	KIRKLAND YOUTH LEADS STATE IN HONORS AT SCHOOL (HOWLAND, DARRELL)	1
August 9, 1923	HUNDRED TONS OF BLACKBERRIES TO BE CANNED HERE	1
August 9, 1923	CARNIVAL PROGRAM	1
August 9, 1923	LEGION CARNIVAL WILL BE POSTPONED TO AUGUST 18	1
August 9, 1923	KIRKLAND WILL HONOR HARDING’S MEMORY FRIDAY	1
August 9, 1923	CHILDREN’S CLINIC TO BE AT DR MCKIBBEN’S OFFICE	1
August 9, 1923	SCOTT, MRS CLAYTON	1
August 9, 1923	MAGAZINE ARTICLE LAUDS KIRKLAND DAIRY HERD	1
August 23, 1923	EVANS’ VARIETY STORE – REMOVAL SALE	3
August 23, 1923	MODEL ELECTRIC HOME IS OPENED ON BOTHELL WAY	1
August 23, 1923	MRS LEE ANNOUNCES FORMAL OPENING OF BEAUTY PARLOR	1
August 23, 1923	NEWCOMERS FROM MIDDLE-WEST ADD TO LOCAL HOMES	1
August 23, 1923	HIGH SCHOOL TO OPEN ON SEPT 4 FOR FALL TERM	1
August 23, 1923	HAWAIIAN NIGHT CARNIVAL HERE IS HUGE SUCCESS	1
August 23, 1923	NEW ORDINANCES DUE BEFORE TOWN COUNCIL MONDAY	1
August 23, 1923	CARAVAN OF ’24 BUICK MODELS DUE HERE MONDAY	1
August 30, 1923	KIRKLAND PEOPLE PASS TEST FOR POULTRY CULLING	1
August 30, 1923	JOURNAL PRINTER SWIMS WIDTH OF LAKE WASHINGTON (SANNES, PETER)	1
August 30, 1923	TALENTED VIOLINIST COMES HERE TO MAKE HIS HOME (CLAUSEN, ARTHUR)	1
August 30, 1923	PTA CALLS FOR DONATIONS FOR REST ROOM AT CENTRAL	1
August 30, 1923	ALL READY FOR SCHOOL OPENING TUESDAY MORNING	1
August 30, 1923	MAYOR TO PICK PRETTIEST BABY AT BOTHELL FAIR	1
August 30, 1923	COUNCIL ADOPTS ANTI-BOOZE BILL AT SPECIAL MEET	1
August 30, 1923	GRACE O’DAY CHIROPRACTOR OPENS OFFICES IN KIRKLAND	1
August 30, 1923	COUNCIL ADOPTS ANTI-BOOZE BILL AT SPECIAL MEET	1
August 30, 1923	COUNCIL ADOPTS ANTI-BOOZE BILL AT SPECIAL MEET	1
August 30, 1923	ANCIENT BUICK CAR STILL RUNNING HERE	1
September 6, 1923	POULTRYMEN LOOK FORWARD TO ONE OF BEST SEASONS	1
September 6, 1923	HIGH SCHOOL HAS BIG ATTENDANCE	1
September 6, 1923	REGISTRATION OF GRADE SCHOOLS UNUSUALLY HEAVY	1
September 6, 1923	KIRKLAND STORY DEPICTED AGAIN BY MOVIE FILM	1
September 6, 1923	TOWN BUDGET TO BE PASSED UPON OCTOBER 1ST	1
September 6, 1923	MORRISON, B R	1
September 6, 1923	FALL CAMPAIGN IN COMMUNITY CHURCH GETTING UNDERWAY	1
September 6, 1923	ANITA REESE, JAMES WATSON	1
September 13, 1923	TURKEY-RAISING HERE PROVES TO BE POPULAR	1
September 13, 1923	BLAU GARAGE TO TEST AUTO LIGHTS	1
September 13, 1923	KIRKLAND CANNED GOODS ARE STARTING FOR BRITAIN	1
September 13, 1923	OFFERING FOR JAPANESE RELIEF MADE SUNDAY	1
September 13, 1923	KIRKLAND FILM TO BE SEEN HERE	1
September 13, 1923	WARD NUMBERS FOR FIRE ALARMS	4
September 13, 1923	HEALER HOLDS SERVICES IN PARK AT KIRKLAND	1
September 13, 1923	MRS LOU G BARRON, EDWARD DUNKIN	1
September 20, 1923	NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH WILL BE COMPLETED SOON	1
September 20, 1923	BIGGER AND BETTER TOWN PROMISED	1
September 20, 1923	THOMPSON, GEORGE EDWARD	1
September 20, 1923	KIRKLAND PEOPLE REPLY TO QUERY WHY A CHURCH	1
September 27, 1923	BEAUTIFUL MARKS PLACE TO RAISE FINEST OF BULBS	1
September 27, 1923	INTERESTING STORIES OF KIRKLAND PEOPLE (BUCKLES, MARION J)	1
September 27, 1923	SESSION’S NEW PARLORS NEARING COMPLETION	1
September 27, 1923	GRADE SCHOOL HEAT TEST – SATISFACTORY	1
September 27, 1923	HUNDREDS OF TOURISTS PAY VISIT TO KIRKLAND REGISTER OF PARKS SHOW	1
September 27, 1923	WARD NUMBERS FOR FIRE ALARMS	4
September 27, 1923	KIRKLAND TO GET NEW PAYROLL – HOUGHTON SHIPYARD EXPANDS	1
September 27, 1923	SUCCESS ATTENDS CHURCH CANVASS OF ALL MEMBERS	1
September 27, 1923	NEW STAGE ORDERED FOR NORTH BEND LINE	1
September 27, 1923	ELSIE ALEXANDER, CYRIL GARBERG	1
October 4, 1923	BLUEBELL CREAMERY – BEGINS OPERATIONS	2
October 4, 1923	CLAUSEN TO GIVE CLASSICAL MUSIC CONCERT OCT 12	1
October 4, 1923	PASTIME CHANGES HANDS FROM BLAU TO ADAMS	1
October 4, 1923	FIRST OF CANNERY SHIPS REACH HERE	1
October 4, 1923	KIRKLAND CANNED GOODS NOW GOING TO NEW ZEALAND	1
October 4, 1923	BUDGET REDUCED BUT LEVY RAISED BY TOWN COUNCIL	1
October 4, 1923	CREAMERY BEGINS OPERATIONS HERE ON OCTOBER 1ST	1
October 4, 1923	BURT, JAMES	1
October 4, 1923	PETERS, MARY FREDERICKS	1
October 11, 1923	SILVER WEDDING OBSERVANCE HERE BY 150 (JACKSON, MR AND MRS A D H)	1
October 11, 1923	FORMER ALBERT LEA MAN IS BOOSTER FOR KIRKLAND (HEEGARD, W C)	1
October 11, 1923	ELSON STORE IS NOW OCCUPIED BY PEOPLE’S SUPPLY	1
October 11, 1923	SPECIAL SERVICE TO MAKE OPENING OF CHURCH HERE	1
October 11, 1923	ELSON STORE IS NOW OCCUPIED BY PEOPLE’S SUPPLY	1
October 11, 1923	EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN BLAU’S GARAGE	1
October 11, 1923	FIRE PROTECTION INSTALLATION IS GIVEN CHECK-UP	1
October 11, 1923	BROTHER ISAIAH TO REMAIN HERE FOR SOME TIME	1
October 18, 1923	BURKE & FARRAR IN NEW DEXTER HORTON BUILDING	1
October 18, 1923	CHILD WELFARE IS BIG TOPIC OF TEACHERS’ MEET	1
October 18, 1923	WORK OF LOCAL FIRE-FIGHTERS PRAISED HIGHLY	1
October 18, 1923	ENLARGEMENT OF LOCAL SHIPYARD DOCKS UNDERWAY	1
October 18, 1923	INJUNCTION AGAINST UNDERTAKER IS ASKED	1
October 18, 1923	THOUSANDS COME HERE TO OBTAIN HELP OF HEALER	1
October 18, 1923	MERCER ISLAND BRIDGE WILL BE COMPLETED SOON	1
October 25, 1923	MCINTYRE-BUICK GARAGE WILL BE REBUILT AT ONCE	1
October 25, 1923	KIRKLAND MOVIE DRAWS CAPACITY CROWDS IN MONT.	1
October 25, 1923	EXTENSIVE STAND OF TIMBER NEAR HERE TO BE CUT	1
October 25, 1923	LEE ALLAN HOME ON ROSE HILL DESTROYED BY FIRE	1
October 25, 1923	MCINTYRE-BUICK GARAGE WILL BE REBUILT AT ONCE	1
October 25, 1923	THIEVES LOOT E J PRATT HOME ON CENTRAL AVE	1
October 25, 1923	LAUGESEN, MRS P	1
October 25, 1923	ARMOUR GIRL IS REPORTED ON WAY TO SEEK HEALER	1
October 25, 1923	MERCER ISLAND BRIDGE WILL BE OPENED NOV 10	1
November 1, 1923	STOCK SELLING FOR NEW WOODMAN HALL	1
November 1, 1923	LOCAL FIRM NOW DIRECTS DEALERS FOR CHEVROLETS	1
November 1, 1923	TEACHERS TO ASK READJUSTMENT FROM PRESENT SYSTEM	1
November 1, 1923	ASSISTANT PURSER OF FERRY LINCOLN IS HOLDUP VICTIM	1
November 1, 1923	LAUGERSEN, KIRSTINE	1
November 1, 1923	BROTHER ISAIAH MAY REMAIN HERE UNTIL CHRISTMAS	1
November 8, 1923	J R WALKER PURCHASES KIRKLAND BARBER SHOP	1
November 8, 1923	LOGGING COMPANY ENGINE WRECKED BY DYNAMITES	1
November 8, 1923	GIRCHARD, AMY ORILDA	1
November 8, 1923	WHITE, J H	4
November 8, 1923	BIG KIRKLAND FACTORY EXPANDS	1
November 15, 1923	NEW YORK BANK LAUDS TYPE OF KIRKLAND EGGS	1
November 15, 1923	LOCAL BOY LAUDED AS PLANT WIZARD (SHERBROOKE, CHARLES)	1
November 15, 1923	SERVICES HELD AT NEW ST JOHN’S CHURCH HERE	4
November 15, 1923	BLAU PURCHASES HUB FROM PENSE & HUFF	4
November 15, 1923	GREEN, ARCHIE WILLIAM	4
November 15, 1923	BRIDGE LINKING MERCER ISLAND WITH MAINLAND (PHOTO)	1
November 22, 1923	BUSY BUSINESS LOCATION HERE CHANGES HANDS (KIRKLAND MERCANTILE)	1
November 22, 1923	LOCAL CANNERY CONTINUES WORK UNTIL JANUARY	1
November 22, 1923	WHOLE TOWN IS URGED TO PLANT TREES ON DEC 1	1
November 22, 1923	COMMUNITY XMAS PLANNED AGAIN	1
November 22, 1923	SNYDER, DR W J	1
November 29, 1923	SATURDAY TO BE CITY BEAUTIFUL DAY IN KIRKLAND	1
November 29, 1923	XMAS CELEBRATION TO BE STAGED IN HIGH SCHOOL HERE	1
November 29, 1923	VANDERBERG, WILLIAM	1
December 6, 1923	ORGANIZATION FOR GERMAN RELIEF ON	1
December 6, 1923	CAN OF MILK IS ADMISSION PRICE OF PICTURE SHOW	1
December 6, 1923	HUGE ORDER FOR SCOW LUMBER IS PLACED LOCALLY	1
December 6, 1923	MAINES, JOHN W	1
December 13, 1923	BROOKEWOOD GARDENS STARTS GREENHOUSES	5
December 13, 1923	NORTH DAKOTA FAMILY COMES TO KIRKLAND (ENGBRECHT, J J)	1
December 13, 1923	EXPERT TAKES OVER AUTO REPAIR SHOP	1
December 13, 1923	MANAGER OF GATEWAY INSTALLS NEW SCREEN	1
December 13, 1923	CHAMBER STARTS FUND CANVASSING FOR CIVIC XMAS	1
December 13, 1923	LEGION LADIES PLAY HERE PROVES ENJOYABLE SUCCESS	1
December 13, 1923	LEGION POST TO BACK BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT HERE	1
December 27, 1923	REBUILT HOME OF MCINTYRE-BUICK IS MODEL PLANT	1
December 27, 1923	$300,000 WORTH OF CONSTRUCTION IS RECORD OF 1923	1
December 27, 1923	NEW DENTIST HERE TO BEGIN PRACTICE	1
December 27, 1923	HUNDREDS ATTEND COMMUNITY XMAS HERE ON SUNDAY	1
December 27, 1923	BIBLE EDUCATION TO BE TOPIC OF CONVENTION HERE	1
January 3, 1924	MRS SHOUP WILL TALK AT POULTRY MEETING TONIGHT	1
January 3, 1924	YAKIMA MEETING MAY HELP APPLE SELLING PROBLEM	1
January 3, 1924	LEGION KID PARTY GOES OVER IN STYLE	1
January 3, 1924	ROSE HILL COMMUNITY HAS SUCCESSFUL XMAS	1
January 3, 1924	MONTANA MAN STARTS BIG BEE INDUSTRY (HUDSON, GEORGE)	1
January 3, 1924	CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR ELECTS NEW OFFICERS	1
January 3, 1924	REGISTRATION TO BEGIN HERE FOR MARCH ELECTION	1
January 3, 1924	BIG INCREASE IN POSTAL RECEIPTS ARE SHOWN HERE	1
January 3, 1924	PROGRAM FOR BIG BIBLE EDUCATION MEET ANNOUNCED	1
January 3, 1924	ROSE HILL COMMUNITY HAS SUCCESSFUL XMAS	1
January 3, 1924	OVERHEAD PHONE CABLE REPLACES OLD WIRES HERE	1
January 3, 1924	REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-NEW COTTAGE	7
January 3, 1924	FLORENCE BURLESON, CARL STEIFEL	1
January 10, 1924	BIG CROWD HEARS MRS SHOUP TELL OF CHICK-RAISING	1
January 10, 1924	GRIFFITH’S DAIRY BUYS NEW FARM; DAILY ROUTE HERE	1
January 10, 1924	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	7
January 10, 1924	HARDWARE STORE TAKEN OVER BY BREMERTON MAN	1
January 10, 1924	REPAIR SHOP CHANGES HANDS FIRST OF YEAR	1
January 10, 1924	WILL CLEAN RUGS FREE TO SHOW VACUUM CLEANER (STEWARD, A W)	1
January 10, 1924	CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO ELECT OFFICERS TUESDAY	1
January 10, 1924	JUANITA CLUB PLANS SERIES OF DANCES	1
January 10, 1924	CALDWELL, JAMES G	1
January 10, 1924	LOWELL, L KELSEY	1
January 10, 1924	MOORE, EDWIN	1
January 10, 1924	PETERSON, PETER GUSTAVE	1
January 10, 1924	LEGION AUXILIARY INSTALLS OFFICERS	1
January 10, 1924	WILL CLEAN RUGS FREE TO SHOW VACUUM CLEANER	1
January 10, 1924	RELIGIOUS MEETING TO OPEN TONIGHT	1
January 10, 1924	V TAYLOR WINS BUS FRANCHISE TO BEAUX ARTS	1
January 10, 1924	WHO MANAGES YOUR INVESTMENT?	2
January 17, 1924	CANNERY NEEDS FOR THIS SEASON ARE SUMMARIZED	1
January 17, 1924	CANNERY NEEDS FOR THIS SEASON SUMMARIZED	1
January 17, 1924	PETTIGREW NOW HEAD OF LOCAL COMMERCE BODY	1
January 17, 1924	KIRKLAND LOCALS THE NEXT MEETING OF THE CHILD WELFARE CLINIC	5
January 17, 1924	NEW USE FOR ALUMINUM	4
January 17, 1924	POULTRY RIGHT FEEDING VITAL TO GET EGGS DURING WINTER	6
January 17, 1924	RAW FUR PRICES NOW HIGHEST OF SEASON	1
January 17, 1924	ROBINSON BUYS OUT PARTNER IN FUEL FIRM HERE	1
January 17, 1924	GILL, HENRY THEODORE	1
January 17, 1924	LEGION MEN HERE TO INSTALL NEW OFFICERS JAN 22	1
January 17, 1924	ANNIVERSARY OF CLUB TO BE CELEBRATED	1
January 17, 1924	EAST SIDE MAN ANNOUNCES SELF FOR COUNTY POST (BROWN, WILLIAM)	1
January 17, 1924	REGISTRATION HERE VERY LIGHT SO FAR	1
January 17, 1924	MANY ATTEND BIBLE STUDY MEETING HELD HERE	1
January 17, 1924	ROSE HILL CLUB TO GIVE CARD PARTY JANUARY 19	1
January 17, 1924	DO IT ELECTRICALLY	5
January 17, 1924	TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN	9
January 24, 1924	ACCREDITED CHICKS ORDER YOUR 1924 CHICKS NOW AND GET THEM	9
January 24, 1924	HAVE YOU TRIED OUR “MANGLE ALL” SERVICE OR DRY WASH?	6
January 24, 1924	J.W. MADDOX, CHIROPRACTOR	6
January 24, 1924	THE KIRKLAND DRYGOODS NEW SPRING DRESSES IN CHECKS TRIMMED	10
January 24, 1924	TRY OUR HOME COOKED DINNER $.35 PASTIME CIGAR STORE	6
January 24, 1924	MR AND MRS W D KEIFFER OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	3
January 24, 1924	CHAMBER NAMES COMMITTEES FOR SEASON’S WORK	1
January 24, 1924	UNION A AND CENTRAL SCHOOL ARE HAVING MID YEAR EXAMINATIONS	5
January 24, 1924	WESTER NOT TO RUN AGAIN FOR MAYORALTY POST	1
January 24, 1924	HOUGHTON YARD UNUSUALLY BUSY REPAIRING SHIPS	1
January 24, 1924	VOTING PRECINCT AT HOUGHTON EXTENDED TO NORTH AND EAST	1
January 24, 1924	JUANITA NEWS, THE “LEAP YEAR DANCE” WHICH WAS GIVEN BY THE	2
January 24, 1924	JUANITA NEWS, THE JUANITA WOMAN’S CLUB MET THURSDAY	2
January 24, 1924	HOUGHTON YARD UNUSUALLY BUSY REPAIRING SHIPS	1
January 24, 1924	LOCAL MAN CLEARED OF RECKLESS DRIVING CHARGE	1
January 24, 1924	THE ROSEHILL CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY WAS GUESTS OF THE KIRKS	5
January 24, 1924	NEW EXECUTIVES OF LEGION POST INSTALLED IN OFFICE	1
January 24, 1924	MRS. E.R. NEIGHBOR AND MRS. C. MILLER WERE HOSTESSES AT THE	5
January 24, 1924	THE WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY LADIES GLEE CLUB WILL GIVE A CONCERT	1
January 24, 1924	VOTING PRECINCT AT HOUGHTON EXTENDED TO NORTH AND EAST	1
January 24, 1924	WESTER NOT TO RUN AGAIN FOR MAYORALTY POST	1
January 24, 1924	POULTRY FARM $1950–3 ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION	9
January 24, 1924	THE HIGH SCHOOL TEAM JOURNEYS TO REDMOND FRIDAY EVENING TO TAKE	5
January 24, 1924	MRS BOWEN AS LEADER ORGANIZES JUNIOR CHURCH	1
January 24, 1924	MR. AND MRS. WHEADON AND MRS. C.H. BENSON ATTENDED THE FLORISTS	3
January 24, 1924	ROSE HILL COMMUNITY CLUB VOTES TO SPONSOR NEW WATER DISTRICT	3
January 24, 1924	WHEN ORDERING DAY OLD BABY CHICKS, WHY NOT ORDER FROM WELL EST	7
January 24, 1924	WILL DEMONSTRATE HOME WATER SUPPLY	1
January 24, 1924	ACCREDITED CHICKS ORDER YOUR 1924 CHICKS NOW	9
January 24, 1924	FOR SALE–FOREST WOOD 16 INCH $8.50 A CORD	9
January 24, 1924	LOST AND FOUND, LOST-WILL THE WOMAN WHO WAS SEEN PICKING UP RUTH	7
January 24, 1924	WHEN ORDERING DAY OLD BABY CHICKS, WHY NOT ORDER FROM WELL SET	7
January 24, 1924	FRANK MATZEK WAS ABLE TO RETURN TO THE WOOLEN MILLS LAST WEEK	5
January 31, 1924	COLUMBIA VALLEY LUMBER COMPANY, KIRKLAND, JP MCEVOY, MGR	4
January 31, 1924	FIRST MORTGAGE MONEY IN LARGE AND SMALL AMOUNTS(PRUDENTIAL)	3
January 31, 1924	KIRKLAND HARDWARE & FURNITURE CO.	5
January 31, 1924	LONG LASTING POWER KIRKLAND STORAGE BATTERY CO.	3
January 31, 1924	BERRYGROWERS TO MEET WEDNESDAY TO LEARN PRICES	1
January 31, 1924	FIRST MORTGAGE MONEY IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS (PRUDENTIAL)	3
January 31, 1924	NEW MANAGER FOR STANDARD OIL COMES HERE (LARIMORE, L E)	1
January 31, 1924	BERRYGROWERS TO MEET WEDNESDAY TO LEARN PRICES	1
January 31, 1924	CAUCUS TO NAME CANDIDATES FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR	1
January 31, 1924	RED MAN PREFERS RED COLOR	6
January 31, 1924	NEW DOLLAR BILL IS ALL “DOLLED UP”	6
January 31, 1924	TAX REDUCTION MOVE (SEC OF TREASURY SAYS IT’S FEASIBLE)	6
January 31, 1924	EVEREST, ELSON AND BURBANK ARE GIVEN APPROVAL	1
January 31, 1924	MAYOR WESTER RETIRES	6
January 31, 1924	TWO CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR MAKE THEIR ANNOUNCEMENT	1
January 31, 1924	STEAM-STERILIZING MILK CANS DESTROYS BACTERIA	7
January 31, 1924	ROSE HILL (THE LADIES OF THE NOKOMIS CLUB	7
January 31, 1924	LEGION MEN TAKE CHARGE OF SCOUT MOVEMENT HERE	1
January 31, 1924	LEGION MEN TAKE CHARGE OF SCOUT MOVEMENT HERE	1
January 31, 1924	KIRKLAND WOMAN’S CLUB CELEBRATES AT PARTY (4TH ANNIVERSARY)	1
January 31, 1924	THE WOMENS CLUB WILL NOMINATE NEW OFFICERS	1
January 31, 1924	EVEREST, ELSON AND BURBANK ARE GIVEN APPROVAL	1
January 31, 1924	TWO CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR MAKE THEIR ANNOUNCEMENT	1
January 31, 1924	JOURNAL HAS NEW MAN ON CIRCULATION WORK (RANDOLPH, C J)	1
January 31, 1924	THE BOK PEACE PLAN	6
January 31, 1924	THE NEW WORD, WINNING A PRIZE OF $200 IS “SCOFFLAW”	5
February 7, 1924	F.C. ROBINSON DENTIST (IN P.O. BLDG W/ DR. MCKIBBEN)	2
February 7, 1924	NEW BIG PACKAGE 111 CIGARETTES 24 FOR $.15	2
February 7, 1924	BERRYMEN SIGN CONTRACTS FOR SEASON’S CROP	1
February 7, 1924	EASTERN MAN BUYS SHOW PROPERTY HERE (CHARLES E. JONES “HILLCREST)	1
February 7, 1924	NEW GREENHOUSES AT BROOKWOOD COMPLETED	1
February 7, 1924	EASTERN MAN BUYS SHOW PROPERTY HERE (CHARLES E. JONES “HILLCREST)	1
February 7, 1924	EASTERN MAN BUYS SHOW PROPERTY HERE (GOUTHEY, REV A P)	1
February 7, 1924	FIRE DESTROYS HOUSE OWNED BY J.E. RAUSCH	1
February 7, 1924	BUYS 5000 BABY CHICKS FROM HOLLYWOOD HATCHERY	1
February 7, 1924	F J ZABLE BUYS PARTNER’S INTEREST IN SIGN COMPANY	1
February 7, 1924	F.J. ZABLE BUYS PARTNER’S INTEREST IN COMPANY(EASTSIDE PAINT & SIGN)	1
February 7, 1924	NEW GREENHOUSES AT BROOKWOOD COMPLETED	1
February 7, 1924	BERRYMEN SIGN CONTRACTS FOR SEASON’S CROPS	1
February 7, 1924	NEW DENTIST OPENS OFFICE IN BANK BLOCK (DOBBS, C C)	1
February 7, 1924	ANNUAL BALL OF CHAMBER HERE IS SET FOR MARCH 15	1
February 7, 1924	K.H.S WAS PROUD TO COME HOME FROM ISSAQUAH THE WINNING SCORE	5
February 7, 1924	NOMINATIONS ARE MADE FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR	1
February 7, 1924	VOLUNTEERS ARE WANTED TO PLANT TREES ON FEB 9	1
February 7, 1924	LINCOLN DAY BANQUET TO BE HELD MONDAY EVENING	1
February 7, 1924	FIRE DESTROYS HOUSE OWNED BY J E RAUSCH	1
February 7, 1924	MIDLAKES FIRE CAUSES LOSS OF NEARLY $15,000	1
February 7, 1924	ORDINANCE NO.239(RELATING TO CONSTRUCTION, ERECTION, ALTERATION	7
February 7, 1924	COUNCIL FAVORS BONDING SYSTEM OF IMPROVEMENTS	1
February 7, 1924	PTA NOTES (THE CHILD WELFARE COMMITTEE-GOITER PREVENTION )	4
February 7, 1924	BUYS 5000 BABY CHICKS FROM HOLLYWOOD HATCHERY	1
February 7, 1924	DR O A KELLS COMES TO KIRKLAND TO PRACTICE	1
February 7, 1924	DR. A.O. KELLS COMES TO KIRKLAND TO PRACTICE (MEDICINE & SURGERY)	1
February 7, 1924	DR. ROBINSON MOVES FAMILY TO KIRKLAND (DENTIST)	1
February 7, 1924	NEW DENTIST OPENS OFFICE IN BANK BLOCK (DOBBS, C C)	1
February 7, 1924	NEW MEASURING BOARD TO BE USED BY CLINIC(TO MEASURE BABIES)	1
February 7, 1924	P.T.A. NOTES (THE CHILD WELFARE COMMITTEE-GOITER PREVENTION )	4
February 7, 1924	JOSTEN, JUDITH MATILDA	1
February 7, 1924	PUTT, ROY CLIFTON JR	1
February 7, 1924	P.T.A. NOTES (THE CHILD WELFARE COMMITTEE-GOITER PREVENTION )	4
February 7, 1924	ANNUAL BALL OF CHAMBER HERE IS SET FOR MARCH 15(2ND ANNUAL)	1
February 7, 1924	VOLUNTEERS ARE WANTED TO PLANT TREES ON FEB. 9(CITY BEAU. ORGANIZ	1
February 7, 1924	NEW MEASURING BOARD TO BE USED BY CLINIC(TO MEASURE BABIES)	1
February 7, 1924	EVEREST MAKES REPLY TO RUMOR ATTACKING HIM	1
February 7, 1924	REGISTRATION STILL SLOW; POLL BOOKS CLOSE FEB 19	1
February 7, 1924	THE TEAPOT DOME SCANDAL	6
February 7, 1924	EASTERN MAN BUYS SHOW PROPERTY HERE (CHARLES E. JONES “HILLCREST)	1
February 7, 1924	K.H.S WAS PROUD TO COME HOME FROM ISSAQUAH THE WINNING SCORE	5
February 7, 1924	LOCAL TEAM WILL PLAY FOR S.V.A. CHAMPIONSHIP(BOYS & GIRLS)	1
February 7, 1924	EASTERN MAN BUYS SHOW PROPERTY HERE (EVANGELIST)	1
February 7, 1924	KIRKLAND NEWS NOTES (JUNIOR CHURCH ELECTED OFFICERS)	4
February 7, 1924	NAZARENE CHURCH, ROSE HILL	4
February 7, 1924	DAISYT D WEAVER, ALFRED D PINNEY	1
February 7, 1924	NEW ADDITION TO WOOLEN MILLS IS NEAR COMPLETION	1
February 14, 1924	GOLD (TODD FEED CO.)	6
February 14, 1924	WHEN INSURANCE MEANS SOMETHING (J.B. REESE)	3
February 14, 1924	ALFALFA-GROWING BOOSTED FOR THIS REGION BY EXPERT	1
February 14, 1924	ENGLAND TO BUY LOGANBERRIES OF KIRKLAND REGION	1
February 14, 1924	MR BLAKE IS PLANTING FIVE ACRES IN CHERRIES	1
February 14, 1924	COUNTRY STORE WILL BE FEATURED AT THEATRE	1
February 14, 1924	KIRKLAND BATTERY STATION EMPLOYS NEW ELECTRICIAN (FREE, HARRY)	1
February 14, 1924	NEW SANITARY MARKET OPENS HERE THIS WEEK	2
February 14, 1924	NEW SPARK PLUG CARRIED AT BLAU’S CHEVROLET GARAGE	1
February 14, 1924	NOVELTY STORE TO OPEN HERE WITHIN FEW DAYS	1
February 14, 1924	ENGLAND TO BUY LOGANBERRIES OF KIRKLAND REGION	1
February 14, 1924	BIG MEETING OF LOCAL CHAMBER ON TUESDAY NIGHT	1
February 14, 1924	CENTRAL SCHOOL PUPILS TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT	1
February 14, 1924	TOM THUMB WEDDING WILL BE GIVEN FEB 29	1
February 14, 1924	TREES PLANTED ALONG HIGHWAY TO NORTH LIMITS	1
February 14, 1924	PLAN TO GET MODERN FIRE EQUIPMENT	1
February 14, 1924	ENGLAND TO BUY LOGANBERRIES OF KIRKLAND REGION	1
February 14, 1924	ST. VALENTINES PARTY PROVES HUGE SUCCESS(GENERAL LADIES AID)	1
February 14, 1924	FOR SALE BY OWNER-2.5 ACRES ON THE PAVED RD $800, 25 DN,SM MO PMT	7
February 14, 1924	TREES PLANTED ALONG HIGHWAY TO NORTH LIMITS	1
February 14, 1924	(WANTED) AT SERVICE-A FINE JERSEY BULL, LADY BOY, SON OF STORM K	7
February 14, 1924	FOR SALE BY OWNER-2.5 ACRES ON THE PAVED RD $800, 25 DN,SM MO PMT	7
February 17, 1924	PLAN TO GET MODERN FIRE EQUIPMENT	1
February 28, 1924	BUSINESS SERVICE AID FOR FARMERS	7
February 28, 1924	FIRST DAFFODILS OF SEASON ARE HERE	1
February 28, 1924	MONEY-MAKING IN RAISING POULTRY TOLD BY EXPERT	1
February 28, 1924	DAKOTA HEIRESS COMES TO KIRKLAND TO MAKE HOME (MONDOU, HILDA FOSS	1
February 28, 1924	COLORADO PEOPLE HERE TO MAKE THEIR HOME (SEAVEY, CHARLES)	1
February 28, 1924	BUSINESS SERVICE AID FOR FARMERS	7
February 28, 1924	NORDSTROM BUYS PAINTING BUSINESS OF LON ALLEN	1
February 28, 1924	BOOSTER BOOKLET UP FOR DISTRIBUTION	1
February 28, 1924	MONTANA PEOPLE COMING HERE TO TAKE UP HOMES	1
February 28, 1924	NOTICE OF SALE OF TIMBER ON STATE LAND	7
February 28, 1924	WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH CONGRESS?	6
February 28, 1924	BOOSTER BOOKLET UP FOR DISTRIBUTION (VIRTUES OF LIVING IN KIRKLAND	1
February 28, 1924	COLORADO PEOPLE HERE TO MAKE THEIR HOME (CHARLES GIBBS’ FRIENDS)	1
February 28, 1924	A.O.U.W. INSTALLS OFFICERS	1
February 28, 1924	HELLIGER, MINNIE	1
February 28, 1924	HIGGENBOTHAM, HELEN GRACE	1
February 28, 1924	LEE, SARAH C	4
February 28, 1924	A.O.U.W. INSTALLS OFFICERS	1
February 28, 1924	CAMPAIGN ISSUES UP FOR DISCUSSION TUESDAY NIGHT	1
February 28, 1924	BOOSTER BOOKLET UP FOR DISTRIBUTION (IN THE ZONE OF FILTERED SUNS	1
March 4, 1924	NAMES THAT ARE APPROPRIATE FOR STREETS URGED	1
March 4, 1924	NAMES THAT ARE APPROPRIATE FOR STREETS URGED	1
March 4, 1924	NAMES THAT ARE APPROPRIATE FOR STREETS URGED	1
March 4, 1924	NAMES THAT ARE APPROPRIATE FOR STREETS URGED	1
March 6, 1924	ARTIFICIAL TEETH	4
March 6, 1924	AS A LOCAL INDUSTRY REPRESENTING AN ANNUAL PAYROLL OF $200,000	4
March 6, 1924	BOOST KIRKLAND BY SENDING YOUR EASTERN FRIENDS THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE	4
March 6, 1924	LATEST STYLES IN LADIES SHOES FOR SPRING (KIRKLAND CLOTHING CO.)	5
March 6, 1924	SOME ROAST (TODD FEED COMPANY)	6
March 6, 1924	THE FOLLOWING USED CARS ARE PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE	4
March 6, 1924	TRADE IN KIRKLAND (KIRKLAND LAUNDRY COMPANY)	6
March 6, 1924	TRY OUR HOME COOKED DINNER ( PASTIME CIGAR STORE)	6
March 6, 1924	WE THE UNDER SIGNED, VOTERS AND TAXPAYERS OF KIRKLAND, BEING	4
March 6, 1924	FISHER DESCRIBES PROPER PLANTING OF STRAWBERRIES	1
March 6, 1924	HOG RANCH WILL EXPEND $15000 ON IMPROVEMENTS	1
March 6, 1924	BETTERMENTS ARE UNDER WAY ALL OVER KIRKLAND	1
March 6, 1924	BOOST KIRKLAND BY SENDING YOUR EASTERN FRIENDS THE CHAMBER OF	4
March 6, 1924	BETTERMENTS ARE UNDER WAY ALL OVER KIRKLAND	1
March 6, 1924	GEORGE OUR BOY REPORTER (ODD EDITORIAL IN PAPER EVERY DAY)	4
March 6, 1924	AS A LOCAL INDUSTRY REPRESENTING AN ANNUAL PAYROLL OF $200,000	4
March 6, 1924	JAZZ ORCHESTRA FOR MEAT MARKET OPENING	2
March 6, 1924	TOM THUMB WEDDING SUCCESSFULLY GIVEN	5
March 6, 1924	AS A LOCAL INDUSTRY REPRESENTING AN ANNUAL PAYROLL OF $200,000	4
March 6, 1924	EVEREST TELLS SUPPORTERS OF CAMPAIGN ISSUE	1
March 6, 1924	WE THE UNDER SIGNED, VOTERS AND TAXPAYERS OF KIRKLAND, BEING	4
March 6, 1924	WINTERS TELLS VOTERS WHY HE SHOULD BE MAYOR	1
March 6, 1924	FISHER DESCRIBES PROPER PLANTING OF STRAWBERRIES	1
March 6, 1924	HOG RANCH WILL EXPAND $15,000 ON IMPROVEMENTS (PACIFIC MEAT&PKG)	1
March 6, 1924	REED, MRS W M	1
March 6, 1924	REED, W M	1
March 6, 1924	AS A LOCAL INDUSTRY REPRESENTING AN ANNUAL PAYROLL OF $200,000	4
March 6, 1924	EVEREST TELLS SUPPORTERS OF CAMPAIGN ISSUE	1
March 6, 1924	EVEREST TELLS SUPPORTERS OF CAMPAIGN ISSUE	1
March 6, 1924	WE THE UNDER SIGNED, VOTERS AND TAXPAYERS OF KIRKLAND, BEING	4
March 6, 1924	WINTERS TELLS VOTERS WHY HE SHOULD BE MAYOR	1
March 6, 1924	KIRKLAND WINS HILLER; CALIFORNIA LOSES OUT	1
March 6, 1924	BETTERMENTS ARE UNDER WAY ALL OVER KIRKLAND	1
March 6, 1924	NAMES THAT ARE APPROPRIATE FOR STREETS URGED	1
March 6, 1924	GERTRUDE SCHOFELD, DWIGHT D DOTT	1
March 6, 1924	AS A LOCAL INDUSTRY REPRESENTING AN ANNUAL PAYROLL OF $200,000	4
March 13, 1924	CHAMBER TO HOLD SPECIAL MEETING	1
March 13, 1924	MUCH BUILDING AND CULTIVATION GOING ON HERE	1
March 13, 1924	MUCH BUILDING AND CULTIVATION GOING ON HERE	1
March 13, 1924	BERRY PLANTING IS DESCRIBED BY CANNERY EXPERT	1
March 13, 1924	CANNERY WANTS CONTRACTS MADE	1
March 13, 1924	BOOST C OF C DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT	1
March 13, 1924	CHAMBER TO HOLD SPECIAL MEETING	1
March 13, 1924	MUCH BUILDING AND CULTIVATION GOING ON HERE	1
March 13, 1924	THE ELECTION	1
March 13, 1924	BOOST C OF C DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT	1
March 13, 1924	H L WINTERS IS VICTOR IN RACE FOR MAYORALTY	1
March 13, 1924	THE ELECTION	1
March 13, 1924	SUGAR CROPS URGED FOR WESTERN WASHINGTON CROPS	1
March 13, 1924	CITIZEN’S TRAINING CAMP TO BE HELD AT CAMP LEWIS	1
March 13, 1924	W.C.T.U. ORGANIZED BRANCH IN KIRKLAND	1
March 13, 1924	H.L. WINTERS IS VICTOR IN RACE FOR MAYORALTY	1
March 13, 1924	THE ELECTION	1
March 13, 1924	WCTU ORGANIZED BRANCH IN KIRKLAND	1
March 13, 1924	TENNIS SEASON IS “ON” NOW IN FULL SWING	1
March 13, 1924	GARBAGE COLLECTION WILL BEING WEDNESDAY	5
March 20, 1924	GARDEN WEEK IS NOTED HERE WITH SPADE AND RAKE	1
March 20, 1924	ANNUAL BALL OF LOCAL CHAMBER IS BIG SUCCESS	1
March 20, 1924	FIRE EQUIPMENT ARRIVES AND IS STORED ON DOCK	1
March 20, 1924	MILLION DOLLAR SUGAR FACTORY MAY COME HERE	1
March 20, 1924	KOSTER, JOE	1
March 20, 1924	OFFICERS CHOSEN FOR TENNIS CLUB AND PLANS MADE	1
March 20, 1924	GERTRUDE STENSLAND, SWEN NORBERG	2
March 27, 1924	FARM MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST FROM PULLMAN COMING	1
March 27, 1924	JUANITA BOY IS CHAMP BOXER OF EASTERN COLLEGE (REINE, JOHN)	1
March 27, 1924	MUCH BUILDING GOING ON HERE SURVEY SHOWS	1
March 27, 1924	MUCH BUILDING GOING ON HERE SURVEY SHOWS	1
March 27, 1924	VAUDEVILLE AND BAGPIPE CONCERT ON LEGION BOAT	1
March 27, 1924	CARD PARTY TO BE GIVEN IN BENEFIT OF LIBRARY	1
March 27, 1924	POWER COMPANY’S MAGAZINE TELLS KIRKLAND STORY	3
March 27, 1924	JUANITA BOY IS CHAMP BOXER OF EASTERN COLLEGE (REINE, JOHN)	1
April 3, 1924	CULTIVATION OF GARDENS AND ORCHARDS UNDER WAY	1
April 3, 1924	NEW BUILDING GOING UP EVERY DAY IN KIRKLAND	1
April 3, 1924	POULTRYMEN ARE BUSY REMODELING STRUCTURES	1
April 3, 1924	LAKEWOOD FURNITURE CO BOUGHT BY GEORGE BARTSCH	1
April 3, 1924	JUMP IN POSTAL RECEIPTS SHOWS POPULATION GAIN	1
April 3, 1924	NEW BUILDING GOING UP EVERY DAY IN KIRKLAND	1
April 3, 1924	SPECIAL PROGRAM TO ACCOMPANY “GALLOPING FISH”	1
April 3, 1924	BIG ORDER FOR LUMBER PLACED HERE FOR NORTH	1
April 3, 1924	INTEREST GROWS IN BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY HERE	1
April 3, 1924	PAPSUO, INFANT	1
April 3, 1924	ROBINSON, MARCELS ROSS	1
April 3, 1924	JUMP IN POSTAL RECEIPTS SHOWS POPULATION GAIN	1
April 3, 1924	TACOMA MAN TO DISCUSS BIBLE	1
April 3, 1924	IVA BEEMAN, A DEAN FORBES	1
May 1, 1924	NEW CONSTRUCTION MARK’S BELLEVUE’S RAPID PROGRESS	1
May 1, 1924	PLANS BUILDING NEW GARAGE ON KIRKLAND AVE (MCINTYRE, R J)	1
May 1, 1924	MEMORIAL PRESENTATION MADE TO LOCAL CHURCH (ST MARK’S)	1
May 1, 1924	WELL KEPT HOMES FORM PICTURESQUE URBAN BEAUTY	1
May 1, 1924	PLANS BUILDING NEW GARAGE ON KIRKLAND AVE (MCINTYRE, R J)	1
May 1, 1924	PTA WILL HOLD CHILD WELFARE MEETING MAY 6	3
May 1, 1924	MASSED BAND WILL LEAD EAGLES PARADE	1
May 1, 1924	BALLOT WILL BE CAST TO DECIDE FIRE TRUCK ISSUE	1
May 1, 1924	DICKERSON, STEPHEN (CIVIL WAR VET)	1
May 1, 1924	WORK ON TENNIS COURTS COMPLETED THIS WEEK	1
May 1, 1924	LOCAL AUTOISTS MAKES 400 MILES DAILY ON TOUR (BLAU, E.A., & O.L.)	1
May 1, 1924	EXTRA TRIPS ARE ANNOUNCED IN FERRY SCHEDULE	1
May 8, 1924	POULTRY EXPERT DEALS WITH CHICK INCUBATION NEEDS	1
May 8, 1924	KIRKLAND CLIMATE FAVORS GIRLS – DR STORK BRINGS SPRING STOCK	1
May 8, 1924	KLENERT’S MARKET MAKING DELIVERIES TO HUNT’S POINT	1
May 8, 1924	NEW CANDY STORE IS OPENED ON KIRKLAND AVENUE	1
May 8, 1924	8 MONTH OLD BABY BADLY INJURED BY BACKING AUTO	1
May 8, 1924	NEW RESIDENTS ARE ENTHUSIASTIC IN PRAISE OF KIRKLAND	1
May 8, 1924	LACK OF ELECTRIC STOVE POSTPONES COOKING CLASS	1
May 8, 1924	RESIDENTS ASKED TO HELP BUILD KITCHEN AT PARK	1
May 8, 1924	COUNCIL MEETING CALLED FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS	1
May 8, 1924	BIG WATER SYSTEM AT YARROW POINT IS NOW COMPLETED	1
May 15, 1924	BERRY CULTURE IS FAVORED BY MANY LOCAL RESIDENTS	1
May 15, 1924	NORTHWEST GROWN FRUIT SUBJECT TO GROWING DEMAND	1
May 15, 1924	BERGSTROM HOME IN BELLEVUE IS GUTTED BY FIRE	1
May 15, 1924	HURLBUT CASH GROCERY MOVES INTO NEW LOCATION	4
May 15, 1924	DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT CO FORMED IN BELLEVUE	4
May 15, 1924	BERGSTROM HOME IN BELLEVUE IS GUTTED BY FIRE	1
May 15, 1924	C FAUCETT AND J C MILLAR TAKE OVER COAL AND WOOD CO	1
May 15, 1924	JUANITA BEACH HAS MANY IMPROVEMENTS THIS SEASON	1
May 15, 1924	JUANITA BEACH HAS MANY IMPROVEMENTS THIS SEASON	1
May 15, 1924	“ALCO” BUILT HERE FOR ALASKAN USE; LAUNCHED MAY 10	1
May 15, 1924	HENCHLIFF, CHAS NAPER	1
May 15, 1924	LONGWORTH, THOMAS MERRETT	1
May 15, 1924	PENSE, MRS J R	2
May 15, 1924	BULL PUP SPARES REPORTERS PANTS … (AMERICAN LEGION DOG)	1
May 15, 1924	GIBBS SELECTED LOCAL DELEGATE TO STATE MEET	1
May 15, 1924	JUANITA BEACH HAS MANY IMPROVEMENTS THIS SEASON	1
May 15, 1924	WILL ESTIMATE ON COST OF STREET IMPROVEMENTS	1
May 15, 1924	ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR REMOVAL OF GARBAGE	1
May 22, 1924	PIONEERS CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING (PERRIGO, MR AND MRS W P)	4
May 22, 1924	BELLEVUE TO GET MORE WHALEBOATS	4
May 22, 1924	MANY NEWCOMERS WELL SATISFIED – HOMES ATTRACTIVE	1
May 22, 1924	REX DRUG CO, INC, BUYS KIRKLAND DRUG STORE	1
May 22, 1924	STREAM’S CASH STORE ADDS NEW REFRIGERATION PLANT	4
May 22, 1924	KIRKLAND CHAMBER TO ASSIST LADIES WITH NEW CLUB HOUSE AND LIBRARY	1
May 22, 1924	MANY NEWCOMERS WELL SATISFIED – HOMES ATTRACTIVE	1
May 22, 1924	KIRKLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL GET PACKARD TRUCK	1
May 22, 1924	TOWN COUNCIL HAS ACTIVE MEETING MONDAY EVENING	1
May 22, 1924	LOCAL LEGION TO HOLD SERVICES ON MEMORIAL DAY	1
May 22, 1924	KIRKLAND CHAMBER TO ASSIST LADIES WITH NEW CLUB HOUSE AND LIBRARY	1
May 22, 1924	LOCAL WOMAN’S CLUB PLAN HOME FOR LIBRARY	1
May 22, 1924	COLLINS, JOSEPHINE (WIFE OF R H COLLINS)	1
May 22, 1924	SWEET, MELVIN	4
May 22, 1924	LOCAL LEGION TO HOLD SERVICES ON MEMORIAL DAY	1
May 22, 1924	KIRKLAND CHAMBER TO ASSIST LADIES WITH NEW CLUB HOUSE AND LIBRARY	1
May 22, 1924	LOCAL WOMAN’S CLUB PLAN HOME FOR LIBRARY	1
May 22, 1924	LOCAL LEGION TO HOLD SERVICES ON MEMORIAL DAY	1
May 29, 1924	GOOSE INDUSTRY IS PROFITABLE AND MOST INTERESTING	1
May 29, 1924	HONOR SPEAKERS ARE CHOSEN FOR COMMENCEMENT	1
May 29, 1924	LOCAL INDUSTRY WRECKED BY FIRE – WOOLEN MILL SAVED BY VALIANT EFFORT	1
May 29, 1924	TENNIS PLAYERS’ SCHEDULE IS NOW POSTED COMPLETE	1
May 29, 1924	EX-SERVICE-MEN ARE ASKED TO PARADE	1
May 29, 1924	LOCAL INDUSTRY WRECKED BY FIRE – WOOLEN MILL SAVED BY VALIANT EFFORT	1
June 5, 1924	IMPROVEMENTS ARE VERY NOTICEABLE ON LOCAL HOMES	1
June 5, 1924	CANNERY STARTS ITS BUSY SEASON WITH RUSH TODAY	1
June 5, 1924	COMMENCEMENT SERVICES SUNDAY	1
June 5, 1924	MAYOR AND TWO COUNCILMEN WERE INSTALLED MONDAY	1
June 5, 1924	BURNTRAGER, GEORGE (CIVIL WAR VET)	1
June 5, 1924	KIRKLAND’S TOURIST PARK OFFICIALLY OPEN	1
June 5, 1924	FERRY SERVICE GREATLY IMPROVED; MORE TRIPS	1
June 5, 1924	POWER COMPANY MOVES TO THEIR NEW LOCATION	1
June 12, 1924	MARION BUCKLES HAS FIRST BERRIES ON ROSE HILL	1
June 12, 1924	AUTO PAINT SHOP STARTED THIS WEEK	4
June 12, 1924	BLAU CHEVROLET COMPANY PLANS FUTURE EXPANSION	1
June 12, 1924	FISHER GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS BOUGHT BY TODD	1
June 12, 1924	CANNING SEASON OPENS NEXT WEEK	1
June 12, 1924	KIRKLAND UNION “A” HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1924 (PHOTOS)	1
June 12, 1924	LEGION NATIONAL COMMANDER WILL STOP AT KIRKLAND	1
June 12, 1924	TENNIS CHAMPION TO BE DECIDED	1
June 12, 1924	STEAMER EXCURSIONS START ON LAKE JUNE 15	1
June 19, 1924	BLAU CHEVROLET COMPANY HAVE NEW ELECTRIC SIGN	4
June 19, 1924	EAST SIDE BAKERY ADDS ANOTHER TRUCK	4
June 19, 1924	LOCAL FIRM MAKES TRAIL MARKERS (EAST SIDE PAINT & SIGN)	8
June 19, 1924	LOCAL CHAMBER HAS WELL ATTENDED AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEET	1
June 19, 1924	MANY NEW FAMILIES ARRIVING FROM THE MID-WEST STATES	1
June 19, 1924	FAMOUS RALSTON CLUB WILL BE HERE SAT EVE	1
June 19, 1924	FASHION PAGEANT WILL BE JUNE 27	1
June 19, 1924	KIRKLAND COUNCIL MET MONDAY EVE	1
June 19, 1924	CHRISTIE, MRS WILLIAM	4
June 19, 1924	COMMANDER QUINN VISITS LOCAL POST	1
June 19, 1924	LOCAL POWER CO WILL HAVE OPEN HOUSE MONDAY	1
June 19, 1924	ELLEN HILEN, EARL HOWLAND	4
June 26, 1924	HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA DIRECTOR OPENS STUDIO	1
June 26, 1924	SOUTH KIRKLAND RESIDENTS OPEN CHICKEN DINNER PARTY	1
June 26, 1924	CANNERY STARTS ON LOGANBERRIES	1
June 26, 1924	CHAMBER NOT IN FAVOR OF OCCUPATION TAX	1
June 26, 1924	GRAMMAR GRADES END SCHOOL YEAR	4
June 26, 1924	A LOCAL ENTERPRISE COMPARATIVELY UNKNOWN (BUSY BEE APIARIES)	3
June 26, 1924	LEGION POST HOLDS BONUS MEETING	1
June 26, 1924	KIRKLAND OFFICE TO BE ADVANCED TO 2ND CLASS JULY 1	1
June 26, 1924	BASEBALL FANS ARE URGED TO MEET MON.	1
June 26, 1924	TUTTLE PLACE ON ROSE HILL NOTED FOR MANY FLOWERS	1
June 26, 1924	ALYS MARIE RERICK, HERBERT MAYOR	4
July 3, 1924	LITTLE WHITE CHURCH ON ROSE HILL (PHOTO)	4
July 3, 1924	NEW BUICK ON DISPLAY BY LOCAL BUICK FIRM	1
July 3, 1924	ROSE HILL MARKET OPENS WEDNESDAY, JULY 9	1
July 3, 1924	WHALEN’S STORE SOLD TO C M CLAWSON, JULY 1	1
July 3, 1924	FIFTY PEOPLE ARE NOW EMPLOYED BY LOCAL CANNING CO	1
July 3, 1924	CHILDREN ARE ASKED TO LEAVE MAIL BOXES ALONE	1
July 3, 1924	STATE OF MONTANA FURNISHES LATEST KIRKLAND ARRIVALS	1
July 3, 1924	FIFTY PEOPLE ARE NOW EMPLOYED BY LOCAL CANNING CO	1
July 3, 1924	ENTERTAINMENT BY LOCAL LADIES PROVES SUCCESS	1
July 3, 1924	LOCAL LUMBER YARD ADDS NEW SERVICE	1
July 3, 1924	BASEBALL FANS MET MONDAY AND ORGANIZED TEAM	1
July 3, 1924	FERRY LINCOLN HAS RECORD LOAD SUN.	1
July 10, 1924	CULLING SCHOOL TO BE HELD AT THE WRIGHT RANCH	1
July 10, 1924	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	7
July 10, 1924	VACANT BUSINESS PROPERTY WILL BE IMPROVED SOON	1
July 10, 1924	HARDENBROOK HOME AT JUANITA BURNED DOWN	1
July 10, 1924	BLAU CHEVROLET COMPANY MAKES THREE DELIVERIES	4
July 10, 1924	VACANT BUSINESS PROPERTY WILL BE IMPROVED SOON	1
July 10, 1924	FOOTE BABY IS SEVERELY INJURED IN WRINGER	1
July 10, 1924	SEATTLE BOY SAVED BY EFFORTS OF HIS YOUNG COMPANIONS	1
July 10, 1924	MINNESOTA MAN IS ENTHUSIASTIC OVER KIRKLAND PROPERTY	1
July 10, 1924	HARDENBROOK HOME AT JUANITA BURNED DOWN	1
July 10, 1924	HARDENBROOK HOME AT JUANITA BURNED DOWN	1
July 10, 1924	BEACH AT FERRY DOCK IS GREATLY IMPROVED	1
July 10, 1924	SIX NAVY AIRPLANES ARRIVED AT SAND POINT THIS WEEK	1
July 10, 1924	GILLET, JOHN W	8
July 10, 1924	PERSONS, COL E E	1
July 10, 1924	PETTIBONE, GEORGE T	8
July 10, 1924	EASTERN EDITOR IS ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT KIRKLAND	3
July 10, 1924	NUMEROUS VISITORS STOP AT KIRKLAND PARK CAMP	1
July 10, 1924	LOCAL TELEPHONE CO COMPLETES EXTENSIVE CHANGES	1
July 10, 1924	FRANCES WIDMER, REX SWAN	2
July 10, 1924	MIRIAN HAYNER BOWEN, FRANK O EVANS	1
July 17, 1924	MUCH INTEREST IN COMING POULTRY SCHOOL IS SHOWN	1
July 17, 1924	ANOTHER TAILOR SHOP WILL OPEN ON MONDAY	1
July 17, 1924	F A TRAVIS FIRM BELIEVER IN FUTURE OF EAST SIDE	4
July 17, 1924	KIRKLAND LOOKS GOOD TO CHAIN GROCERY STORES	1
July 17, 1924	WILLIAMS CONFECTIONERY BOUGHT BY C L ANDREWS	1
July 17, 1924	BUILDING ACTIVITY CONTINUES FIRM ON THE EAST SIDE	1
July 17, 1924	FIRE WAGON RECEIVES COAT OF BRIGHT PAINT	1
July 17, 1924	LEGION MEMBERS ADD DINING ROOM TO FORT JACKSON	1
July 17, 1924	CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CAMP HAS SELECTED AN IDEAL LOCATION NEARBY	1
July 17, 1924	CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CAMP HAS SELECTED AN IDEAL LOCATION NEARBY	1
July 17, 1924	ROAD ENTHUSIASTS HOLD MEETING AT SNOQUALMIE FALLS	1
July 17, 1924	MABLE NETTLETON, R W WILLIAMS	4
July 17, 1924	MABLE POINTER, VALMA TAYLOR	1
July 17, 1924	ROSE PEDERSON, HOWARD H HAMILTON	4
July 17, 1924	NEW STRUCTURE AT MATZEN MILL NEAR COMPLETION	1
July 24, 1924	CULLING SCHOOL WAS SUCCESSFUL	1
July 24, 1924	KIRKLAND GROWERS REPORT UNUSUALLY GOOD BERRY CROPS	1
July 24, 1924	LOCAL FRUIT IS SHIPPED TO EAST	4
July 24, 1924	LOCAL MAN PLACES POPULAR INVENTION ON THE MARKET (MUNSON, J K)	3
July 24, 1924	SCHWAB BUILDING WILL BE STARTED IMMEDIATELY	1
July 24, 1924	KIRKLAND HIGH IS ENTERED SAT NIGHT AND ROBBED	1
July 24, 1924	RADIATOR AND FENDER WORKS NOW HAS GAS AND OILS	1
July 24, 1924	WILLIAMS BUYS KIRKLAND ELECTRIC STORE AND BUSINESS	1
July 24, 1924	JUANITA MAN IS BADLY HURT WHILE CROSSING STREET (DUNCAN, O H)	1
July 24, 1924	KIRKLAND HIGH RECEIVES FINE COLLECTION OF SPECIMENS	4
July 24, 1924	CITY COUNCIL GETS ACTION ON MATZEN WOOLEN MILL ROAD	1
July 24, 1924	TOWN SAVES $300 ON CONSTRUCTION	1
July 24, 1924	KIRKLAND HIGH IS ENTERED SAT NIGHT AND ROBBED	1
July 24, 1924	SCOUTS WILL MEET AT PARK FOR REPAIRS	1
July 24, 1924	CITY COUNCIL GETS ACTION ON MATZEN WOOLEN MILL ROAD	1
July 24, 1924	CITY COUNCIL GETS ACTION ON MATZEN WOOLEN MILL ROAD	1
July 31, 1924	FINE POTATOES ON DISPLAY RAISED BY LOCAL RANCHER	4
July 31, 1924	BIDS TO BE OPENED FRIDAY FOR BUSINESS BLOCK	1
July 31, 1924	PASTIME CIGAR STORE MAKES MANY IMPROVEMENTS	4
July 31, 1924	PASTIME CIGAR STORE MAKES MANY IMPROVEMENTS	4
July 31, 1924	UNUSUAL SELLING EVENT STARTS AT LOCAL DRUG STORE	1
July 31, 1924	MINNESOTA FAMILY ARRIVED HERE BY MOTOR THIS WEEK	1
July 31, 1924	KIRKLAND WILL BE SCENE OF BIG FIRE MONDAY EVENING	1
July 31, 1924	LOCAL TRAFFIC LAW WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED NOW	1
July 31, 1924	HERBERT, MARY	5
July 31, 1924	VALLETON, JOHN	5
July 31, 1924	KIRKLAND TOURIST PARK IS UNUSUALLY WELL PATRONIZED	1
July 31, 1924	LOCAL TRAFFIC LAW WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED NOW	1
July 31, 1924	LOCAL POWER CO FINISH EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS	1
August 7, 1924	COUNTY STOCKADE GREATLY IMPROVED AND MADE LARGER	1
August 7, 1924	IMPROVEMENTS OF MANY LOCAL HOMES	1
August 7, 1924	CAREY THE TAILOR ADDS NEW FEATURE	1
August 7, 1924	KIRKLAND TO GET MAIN OFFICE OF BURKE AND FARRAR	1
August 7, 1924	LOCAL AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY VERY ACTIVE PAST WEEK	1
August 7, 1924	CANNERY HAS VERY LARGE YEAR’S PACK	1
August 7, 1924	KIRKLAND VISITED BY ENTHUSIASTIC PEOPLE FROM EAST	1
August 7, 1924	FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED OUT FOUR TIMES LAST WEEK	1
August 7, 1924	KIRKLAND TO GET MAIN OFFICE OF BURKE AND FARRAR	1
August 7, 1924	LUCILLE KELSEY, EDMOND REESE	1
August 7, 1924	MATZEN MILL WILL RESUME OPERATION ABOUT OCTOBER 1	1
August 14, 1924	WORK ON NEW BUILDING WILL START MONDAY	1
August 14, 1924	SEVERAL HOMES ARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION	8
August 14, 1924	LOCAL CHAMBER WILL HAVE MASS MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT	1
August 14, 1924	BUNDLE DAY AT COMMUNITY CHURCH WAS BIG SUCCESS	4
August 14, 1924	HARDWARE MAN FROM BUTTE WILL MAKE HOME HERE	1
August 14, 1924	JUANITA FIRE CALLS OUT KIRKLAND TRUCK	5
August 14, 1924	ROBBERS OF HIGH SCHOOL ARE STILL RUNNING AROUND	1
August 14, 1924	SHORT CHANGE ARTIST MEET WITH FAILURE	4
August 14, 1924	LIBRARY BUILDING FUND INCREASES	1
August 14, 1924	STUART, JOHN	1
August 14, 1924	WALSH, FRANK EDWARD	8
August 14, 1924	MORGAN BOUGHT ADJACENT LAND (TO BURKE AND FARRAR)	1
August 14, 1924	SHERBROOKE WILL GROW FLOWERS BY PAVED BOULEVARD	1
August 21, 1924	HIGH SCHOOL WILL OPEN WITH MORE EQUIPMENT SEPT 2	1
August 21, 1924	BUILDING AND IMPROVEMENTS CHRONICLED FOR PAST WEEK	1
August 21, 1924	CLAUSEN STORE ADDS GAS PUMP TO SERVICE	1
August 21, 1924	KIRKLAND HOST TO EASTERN VISITORS FROM MANY STATES	1
August 21, 1924	KIRKLAND’S FIRE PROTECTION READY FOR RUSH ORDERS (PHOTO OF TRUCK)	1
August 21, 1924	KIRKLAND INVITED TO HELP ENTERTAIN FLYERS ON RETURN	1
August 21, 1924	JANE H GREEN, LEO B REED	2
August 28, 1924	BEAUTY PARLOR WILL OPEN IN BANK BUILDING	1
August 28, 1924	INSURANCE OFFICE OPENED IN BURKE & FARRAR BUILDING	1
August 28, 1924	CONTRACTOR FROM MINOT, N.D. PLANS TO MAKE HOME HERE	1
August 28, 1924	PARENTS ARE ASKED TO ATTEND OPENING SESSION AT SCHOOL	1
August 28, 1924	MEMBERSHIPS IN FIRE DEPARTMENT ON SALE AT STORES	1
August 28, 1924	TOWN COUNCIL TO HOLD MEETING ON TUESDAY, SEPT 2	1
August 28, 1924	J W MORRIS’ HOME ENTERED AND ROBBED	1
August 28, 1924	PERSON, DR J R	1
August 28, 1924	THOMAN, ABBIE FISK	1
August 28, 1924	MARGARET HARDENBROOK, VICTOR JOHNSON	1
September 4, 1924	WILKIN’S HOME TOTALLY DESTROYED BY FLAMES	4
September 4, 1924	DODGE BROTHERS SERVICE STATION OPENS THIS WEEK	1
September 4, 1924	WELL KNOWN BIRD MAN FROM MONTANA VISITS KIRKLAND	1
September 4, 1924	MORE THAN 200 STUDENTS ENROLL IN HIGH SCHOOL	1
September 4, 1924	WILKIN’S HOME TOTALLY DESTROYED BY FLAMES	4
September 4, 1924	COUNCILMEN WILL INSPECT WALKS	1
September 4, 1924	COUNCILMEN WILL INSPECT WALKS	1
September 11, 1924	JUANITA RAISED $90 FOR FIRE TRUCK – ROSE HILL WILL START DRIVE	1
September 11, 1924	ROSE HILL BOASTS OF NOVEL INDUSTRY (BEE APIARIES)	3
September 11, 1924	WOMAN’S CLUB WILL GET PLANS	1
September 11, 1924	GLASS, ELLAN E	1
September 11, 1924	LOCAL LEGION POST PLANS TO OBSERVE DEFENSE DAY FRI	1
September 11, 1924	COMMISSIONER RACE IS CAUSE OF BIG VOTE CAST	1
September 11, 1924	ROSE HILL BOASTS OF NOVEL INDUSTRY (BEE APIARIES)	3
September 25, 1924	PERCY WHEADON GROWS ENGLISH GRAPES ON FARM	4
September 25, 1924	PERCY WHEADON GROWS ENGLISH GRAPES ON FARM	4
September 25, 1924	ORTHOPEDIC GUILD WILL START DRIVE	1
September 25, 1924	MINNESOTA PEOPLE PLAN ATTRACTIVE HOME ON OXFORD	1
September 25, 1924	COUNCIL PASSES RESOLUTION FOR BIG IMPROVEMENT	1
September 25, 1924	SHOEMAKER, NANCY	1
September 25, 1924	COUNCIL PASSES RESOLUTION FOR BIG IMPROVEMENT	1
September 25, 1924	MATZEN MILL WILL BE ONE OF THE BEST IN THE NORTHWEST	1
October 2, 1924	LOCAL RANCHER FINDS FRUIT TO BE PROFITABLE (POTIER, JOSEPH)	4
October 2, 1924	HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS HOLD FIRST ART EXHIBIT	1
October 2, 1924	LOCAL RANCHER FINDS FRUIT TO BE PROFITABLE (POTIER, JOSEPH)	4
October 2, 1924	R H COLLINS MAKES MANY CHANGES IN HIS BUSINESS	1
October 2, 1924	LOCAL CANNERY TO START ON APPLES IN NEAR FUTURE	1
October 2, 1924	CONDO FAMILY OF MINNESOTA WILL MAKE HOME HERE	1
October 2, 1924	HIGH SCHOOL INSPECTOR VISITED HERE FRIDAY	1
October 2, 1924	TWO ACTS FROM PAN CIRCUIT TO BE AT LEGION OPENER	1
October 2, 1924	STATE TRAILMEN WILL MEET HERE IN CONVENTION	1
October 9, 1924	EAST SIDE MAN IS SUCCESSFUL WITH CHINCHILLA RABBITS (ROOT, F E)	4
October 9, 1924	EAST SIDE MAN IS SUCCESSFUL WITH CHINCHILLA RABBITS (ROOT, F E)	4
October 9, 1924	STEAM SHOVEL IS NOW EMPLOYED ON NEW GARAGE SITE	1
October 9, 1924	KIRKLAND WILL BE THE BEST LIGHTED TOWN IN THE STATE	1
October 9, 1924	PARENT-TEACHERS ASK FOR RETURN OF SCHOOL NURSES	4
October 9, 1924	SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 71 BUYS NEW 40 PASSENGER BUS	4
October 9, 1924	KIRKLAND WOMEN PLAN DANCE FOR LIBRARY BENEFIT	1
October 9, 1924	LEGION SECURES GOOD ORCHESTRA FOR SEASON	1
October 9, 1924	TOWN BUDGET REDUCED $400 AT HEARING MONDAY	1
October 9, 1924	PARENT-TEACHERS ASK FOR RETURN OF SCHOOL NURSES	4
October 9, 1924	KIRKLAND WOMEN PLAN DANCE FOR LIBRARY BENEFIT	1
October 9, 1924	LEGION SECURES GOOD ORCHESTRA FOR SEASON	1
October 9, 1924	KIRKLAND WOMEN PLAN DANCE FOR LIBRARY BENEFIT	1
October 9, 1924	NEW GOLF COURSE TO BE LOCATED AT MEDINA	1
October 9, 1924	SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 71 BUYS NEW 40 PASSENGER BUS	4
October 9, 1924	KIRKLAND WILL BE THE BEST LIGHTED TOWN IN THE STATE	1
October 16, 1924	BENSON PLANS TO ADD TWO NEW GREENHOUSES	4
October 16, 1924	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	3
October 16, 1924	ELSON BUYS BACK FORMER HARDWARE STORE THIS WEEK	1
October 16, 1924	LOCAL BOY KILLED IN AUTO CRASH ON REDMOND HIGHWAY	1
October 16, 1924	CALL OF NORTHWEST HEARD AT DULUTH WITH LOCAL MOVIES	1
October 16, 1924	DR HANNAH C JOHNSON OPENS OFFICE HERE	1
October 16, 1924	HUTCHINSON, WILLIAM A	1
October 16, 1924	KENNEDY, MINNIE J	1
October 16, 1924	MORRISON, CAROLINE	4
October 16, 1924	PINNEY, HARY	1
October 16, 1924	TRAILSMEN MET HERE THURSDAY	1
October 16, 1924	LEGION OPENING DANCE AND CABARET WILL BE GIVEN SAT	1
October 16, 1924	KIRKLAND REGISTERED MORE THAN 700 VOTERS THIS YEAR	1
October 16, 1924	COMMUNITY CHURCH BOARD HAS GOOD PROSPECTS FOR YEAR	1
October 23, 1924	BENHURST DAIRY PROVES EAST SIDE FINE FOR DAIRIES	1
October 23, 1924	NEW SHOE STORE WILL OPEN SAT. IN LEVY BLOCK	1
October 23, 1924	TRAVIS SELLS HARDWARE STORE TO SEATTLE MEN	1
October 23, 1924	CURFEW ORDINANCE WILL BE ENFORCED BY TOWN FATHERS	1
October 23, 1924	ROSE HILL HOME ENTERED AND LADY BEATEN BY THUG	1
October 23, 1924	COMMITTEE WILL OPEN BIDS FOR LIBRARY BUILDING	1
October 23, 1924	REDMOND-KIRKLAND ROAD IS ASSURED BY COMMISSIONER	1
October 23, 1924	MILDRED KINSEY, CHARLES STOCKLEY	1
October 30, 1924	OPERA SHANEWIS WILL BE GIVEN AT H.S. AUDITORIUM	1
October 30, 1924	MANY LOCAL PEOPLE MAKING IMPROVEMENTS ON PROPERTY	1
October 30, 1924	NEW BEAUTY SHOPPE WILL OPEN NEXT TUESDAY	1
October 30, 1924	MANY EASTERNERS VISIT EAST SIDE DURING PAST WEEK	1
October 30, 1924	PIERCE, FRANK	1
October 30, 1924	BLIND VETERANS OF WORLD WAR WILL BE ENTERTAINED	1
October 30, 1924	RUBY ELDRIDGE, MIKE STUART	1
November 6, 1924	LETTUCE FARMING PROVEN SUCCESS (NAMBA, JOHN)	4
November 6, 1924	BERKEY GARAGE HAS NEW AUTO AGENCY	1
November 6, 1924	CAREY NOW HAS PARTNER IN TAILORING INDUSTRY	4
November 6, 1924	MCINTYRE-BUICK GARAGE WAS SOLD TO HUGH SWARTZ	1
November 6, 1924	LOCAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PLANS ACTIVITIES FOR YEAR	4
November 6, 1924	LOCAL INDUSTRY IS AIDED BY CHAMBER (WOOLEN MILL)	1
November 6, 1924	BIG IMPROVEMENT NOT POSSIBLE IS SHOWN AT HEARING	1
November 6, 1924	MONTANA PEOPLE ENJOY MOTOR TRIP OUT TO KIRKLAND	1
November 6, 1924	FORT JACKSON TO BE SCENE OF JUNGLE DANCE	1
November 6, 1924	JUANITA WILL HOLD ANNUAL FAIR-BAZAAR	1
November 6, 1924	BIG IMPROVEMENT NOT POSSIBLE IS SHOWN AT HEARING	1
November 6, 1924	JUANITA WILL HOLD ANNUAL FAIR-BAZAAR	1
November 6, 1924	ENGLEBRECHT, JOHN	1
November 6, 1924	KIRKLAND POLLS HEAVIEST VOTE IN ITS HISTORY	1
November 6, 1924	LOCAL INDUSTRY IS AIDED BY CHAMBER (WOOLEN MILL)	1
November 13, 1924	NEW DRUG STORE WILL OPEN ON CORNER DEC 10	1
November 13, 1924	CENTRAL SCHOOL CELEBRATED ARMISTICE DAY WITH PROGRAM	1
November 13, 1924	FORD TOURING CAR GIVEN AWAY AT BENEFIT DANCE	1
November 13, 1924	CENTRAL SCHOOL CELEBRATED ARMISTICE DAY WITH PROGRAM	1
November 13, 1924	ENGLEBRECHT, JOHN	3
November 13, 1924	COMMUNITY CHURCH SELECTS NEW PASTOR (NEWBERRY, REV C E)	1
November 13, 1924	MATZEN MILL BEGUN WORK WEDNESDAY	1
November 20, 1924	BENSON ADDS TWO NEW GREENHOUSES TO PRESENT PLACE	1
November 20, 1924	MRS BADGLEY IS ENTHUSED WITH CHICKEN BUSINESS	4
November 20, 1924	MISS WEINZIRL TO APPEAR ON PROGRAM AT BOAT SATURDAY	1
November 20, 1924	BEAUTY PARLOR ENLARGED AND TELEPHONE INSTALLED	1
November 20, 1924	SWALWELL WILL SPEAK AT LOCAL CHAMBER DINNER ON LEGION BOAT MONDAY	1
November 20, 1924	FATHERS AND SONS ENJOY BANQUET ON BOARD LEGION BOAT	1
November 20, 1924	FIVE FEET ON LAKE AVE GRANTED FOR USE OF OIL TANK	1
November 20, 1924	SUNSET DRUG CO HELD UP BY LONE BANDIT THURSDAY	2
November 20, 1924	BLIND DELEGATES VISIT KIRKLAND LEGION POST	1
November 20, 1924	A CHECK MADE OF PASSING AUTOMOBILES	1
November 20, 1924	A CHECK MADE OF PASSING AUTOMOBILES	1
November 20, 1924	BLIND DELEGATES VISIT KIRKLAND LEGION POST	1
November 27, 1924	TEXANS COME HERE AND SUCCEED AT POULTRY-RAISING (CRITCHFIELD, ED)	4
November 27, 1924	REMODELING OF KIRKLAND MERCANTILE IS UNDER WAY	1
November 27, 1924	LOSS FROM FIRE SUNDAY MORNING IS SET AT $35,000	1
November 27, 1924	NORTH DAKOTANS ARE BOOSTERS FOR KIRKLAND DISTRICT	1
November 27, 1924	FIRE FIGHTERS DO GOOD WORK	1
November 27, 1924	LOSS FROM FIRE SUNDAY MORNING IS SET AT $35,000	1
November 27, 1924	AUTO THIEF BUSY AS SCORES DANCE ON FORT JACKSON	1
November 27, 1924	MATZEN WOOLEN MILL BOND ISSUE QUOTA IS TAKEN	1
December 4, 1924	KIRKLAND MEN TO EXPERIMENT WITH RAISING OF FOXES	1
December 4, 1924	THEO KNAUSEBERGER CHANGES NAME TO KAY	1
December 4, 1924	3 RESIDENCES HIT BY BLAZES OVER WEEK-END	1
December 4, 1924	BROWN’S FURNISHING STORE TO RE-OPEN ON NEW SCALE	1
December 4, 1924	NOVELTY DANCE OF LEGION POST MAKES BIG HIT	1
December 4, 1924	3 RESIDENCES HIT BY BLAZES OVER WEEK-END	1
December 4, 1924	PAVING OF FALLS CITY TO REDMOND URGED	1
December 4, 1924	MATZEN MILLS NOW SHIPPING TO EASTERN MARKET	1
December 11, 1924	FRED LUNDMAN JR JOINS FATHER IN JEWELRY STORE	1
December 11, 1924	SOUND-PROOF RECORD ROOM AT MUSICLAND	1
December 11, 1924	FRIEND’S EFFORT SAVES YOUTH IN HUNTING MISHAP	1
December 11, 1924	FINE PROGRAM FOR MONTHLY DINNER OF CHAMBER HERE	1
December 11, 1924	MASONIC DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT TO BE NOTABLE	1
December 11, 1924	DUBUQUE, IVAN	2
December 11, 1924	TOMLINSON, ISAAC J	4
December 11, 1924	ZIMMERMAN, MARY J	1
December 11, 1924	NO RAISE IN FERRY FARES ON BELLEVUE-MEDINA LINE; NEW BUS RATES	1
December 11, 1924	NO RAISE IN FERRY FARES ON BELLEVUE-MEDINA LINE; NEW BUS RATES	1
December 11, 1924	AGENT INSTALLED AT KIRKLAND BY NORTHERN PACIFIC	1
December 11, 1924	HIGHWAY PLANS GAIN HEADWAY AT BOTHELL MEET	1
December 18, 1924	DOG DIES WHEN FLAMES DESTROY MASTER’S HOUSE (HAPGOOD, W H)	1
December 18, 1924	EDDIE’S BEAUTY SHOPPE NOW HAS MANICURIST	1
December 18, 1924	KIRKLAND MERCANTILE NOW IN NEW QUARTERS	1
December 18, 1924	FISHER CANNERY DESTROYED FRIDAY WITH HEAVY LOSS	1
December 18, 1924	BIG ATTENDANCE MARKS MONTHLY CHAMBER DINNER	1
December 18, 1924	DOG DIES WHEN FLAMES DESTROY MASTER’S HOUSE (HAPGOOD, W H)	1
December 18, 1924	FISHER CANNERY DESTROYED FRIDAY WITH HEAVY LOSS	1
December 18, 1924	LEGION XMAS DANCE AT BOAT, SATURDAY	1
December 18, 1924	LOCAL BRANCH OF NATIONAL LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS WILL BE ORGANIZED	1
December 18, 1924	GOOD ROAD PLAN GAINS NEW HELP AT STATE MEET	1
December 18, 1924	PUGET SOUND HIT BY COLD, SNOWY DECEMBER STORM	1
December 25, 1924	FORMER DULUTH PEOPLE HERE ARE PROGRESSIVE	1
December 25, 1924	PAGEANT GIVEN AT COMMUNITY CHURCH TUESDAY	1
December 25, 1924	ADAMS, ARTHUR	1
December 25, 1924	EARLES, MILES	1
December 25, 1924	HOFFMAN, ED	1
December 25, 1924	NEW STREET LIGHTS INSTALLED – TOWN GETS CHRISTMAS PRESENT	1
December 25, 1924	ROAD CLUB WILL HAVE IMPORTANT MEETING TUESDAY	1
January 1, 1925	REMOVAL OF DRUG STORE ACROSS STREET COMPLETED	1
January 1, 1925	WOMAN BURNED AS FIRE WIPES OUT RESIDENCE	1
January 1, 1925	EAST SIDE BAKERY BUYS NEW DODGE DELIVERY TRUCK	1
January 1, 1925	KIRKLAND JEWELRY MOVES TO LUSTIG BUILDING	1
January 1, 1925	MONTANANS COME TO KIRKLAND TO RAISE CHICKENS	1
January 1, 1925	WOMAN BURNED AS FIRE WIPES OUT RESIDENCE	1
January 1, 1925	DR E M BENSON, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, TO BE HERE	1
January 1, 1925	H P EVEREST WILL BECOME EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL	1
January 1, 1925	REPORT MADE ON PROGRESS OF EAST SIDE ROAD CLUB	1
January 8, 1925	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	7
January 8, 1925	B B LUSTIG REMODELING KIRKLAND DRUG CO STORE	1
January 8, 1925	KIRKLAND SHOE STORE WILL MOVE TO SEATTLE	4
January 8, 1925	REX DRUG CO WELL LOCATED IN NEW HOME	8
January 8, 1925	TRUCK LOADED WITH MAIL SMASHES FERRY GATES AND GOES DOWN IN SLIP	1
January 8, 1925	VALUABLE BOOK COLLECTION LOST IN RECENT FIRE (HOPKINS, T R)	1
January 8, 1925	TODD FEED COMPANY’S SAFE RIFLED SUNDAY	1
January 8, 1925	COMMERCIAL CLUB FOR WHOLE EAST SIDE IS PLANNED	1
January 8, 1925	LEGION GETS BIG GUNS FOR TOWN’S MEMORIAL ARCHES	1
January 8, 1925	TRUCK LOADED WITH MAIL SMASHES FERRY GATES AND GOES DOWN IN SLIP	1
January 8, 1925	FORMER JOURNAL EMPLOYEE IS SUCCESSFUL JOURNALIST (WILLIAMS, RUTH	1
January 8, 1925	SUNSET HIGHWAY CLUB HAS FINE MEETING AT TOLT	1
January 15, 1925	BUSINESS PROPERTY CHANGES OWNERSHIP; TO BE IMPROVED	1
January 15, 1925	KIRKLAND MOTOR COMPANY ADDS RADIO SERVICE	1
January 15, 1925	VIVIAN CARKEEK WILL BE AT LOCAL CHAMBER MEET; DISCUSS COUNTY-CITY	1
January 15, 1925	EASTERN GUESTS ENTHUSED OVER GROWTH OF KIRKLAND	1
January 15, 1925	LOCAL SHIPYARD WILL BUILD 13 LARGE SCOWS AT YARD	1
January 15, 1925	CONTRACT LET FOR NEW LIBRARY AND CLUB BUILDING	1
January 15, 1925	MCEVOY CHOSEN TO HEAD LEGION FOR YEAR AT LAST MEET	1
January 15, 1925	CONTRACT LET FOR NEW LIBRARY AND CLUB BUILDING	1
January 15, 1925	OVERLAKE COUNTRY CLUB AND GOLF COURSE ASSURED	1
January 22, 1925	BUSINESS BLOCK TO BE ERECTED BY MASONS SOON	1
January 22, 1925	TODD FEED CO BUYS SITE FOR BUSINESS HOME	1
January 22, 1925	KIRKLAND DRUG STORE FORMALLY OPENED TUESDAY	1
January 22, 1925	O E ROWE SAWMILL NOW IN OPERATION ON HIGHWAY	1
January 22, 1925	TODD FEED CO BUYS SITE FOR BUSINESS HOME	1
January 22, 1925	BUSINESS BLOCK TO BE ERECTED BY MASONS SOON	1
January 22, 1925	LOCAL CHAMBER SELECTS OFFICERS FOR COMING YEAR	1
January 22, 1925	COUNCIL WOULD BUILD DAM FOR SAVING WATER	1
January 22, 1925	ANDERSON, CAPT OSCAR	1
January 22, 1925	MARTIN, MRS (OF REDMOND)	3
January 29, 1925	JACKSON BLDG IS SOLD THIS WEEK	1
January 29, 1925	ADDITION TO UNION HIGH SCHOOL WAS DISCUSSED MON.	1
January 29, 1925	SWARTZ MOTOR CO ANNOUNCES ACTIVITY IN CAR MARKET	1
January 29, 1925	FISHER CANNERY TO REBUILD FOR THIS SEASON’S BERRIES	1
January 29, 1925	CHAMBER TO GIVE AWAY RADIO SET	1
January 29, 1925	KIRKLAND TO BE HOST TO EAST SIDE CHAMBER	1
January 29, 1925	TWO WILL FILE FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR	1
January 29, 1925	PROVOST, ELMER	1
January 29, 1925	LOCAL POST HAS LARGEST MEET IN ITS HISTORY	1
February 5, 1925	STOCK COMPANY FORMED TO BUILD MASONIC BLOCK	1
February 5, 1925	MCFARLAND’S LUNCH LEAVES DOWN-TOWN DISTRICT	1
February 5, 1925	CHAMBER PASSES ON SAFETY VALVE FAVORABLY TUESDAY	1
February 5, 1925	NORTH EAST KING COUNTY CHAMBER ORGANIZES HERE	1
February 5, 1925	ARE KIRKLAND ARRIVALS	1
February 5, 1925	MCKIBBEN MAKES APPEAL FOR AID IN NARCOTIC LAW	2
February 5, 1925	CHAMBER PASSES ON SAFETY VALVE FAVORABLY TUESDAY	1
February 5, 1925	MCKIBBEN MAKES APPEAL FOR AID IN NARCOTIC LAW	2
February 5, 1925	MATZEN, BERNICE WOODWARD	1
February 5, 1925	OLSON, MARY LOUISE	1
February 5, 1925	STIPES, NANCY	1
February 5, 1925	LEGION PLAN TO DEDICATE ARCHES	1
February 5, 1925	FOUR DESIRE TO SERVE CITY AS COUNCILMEN	1
February 12, 1925	A E JEWELL HOME AND CONTENTS COMPLETELY DESTROYED BY FIRE FRI.	1
February 12, 1925	CITIZENS URGED TO ATTEND NEXT CHAMBER MEET	1
February 12, 1925	ELK ORCHESTRA TO PLAY AT BALL	1
February 12, 1925	A E JEWELL HOME AND CONTENTS COMPLETELY DESTROYED BY FIRE FRI.	1
February 12, 1925	MANY IMPORTANT THINGS TO COME BEFORE COUNCIL	1
February 12, 1925	FLEMING, MARY D	1
February 12, 1925	JUDGES CHOSEN TO DECIDE ARCH CONTEST BY POST	1
February 12, 1925	$50,000 SECURED FROM STATE FOR FALLS CITY ROAD	1
February 12, 1925	TOWN INSTALLS TWO NEW PUMPS FOR USE OF WATER DEPARTMENT THIS WEEK	1
February 12, 1925	NORA SCHMITZ, W G HARTRANFT	1
February 19, 1925	BLAU’S ADDS NEW CARS TO LINE ALREADY CARRIED	1
February 19, 1925	PETERS TO HEAD EAST SIDE CLUB; TRUSTEES CHOSEN	1
February 19, 1925	STAGE ALL SET FOR CHAMBER’S ANNUAL BALL	1
February 19, 1925	STAGE ALL SET FOR CHAMBER’S ANNUAL BALL	1
February 19, 1925	COMMUTERS CLAIM TO HAVE SEEN WHALES FROM FERRY	1
February 19, 1925	KIRKLAND HAS NEW COMPANY (L’ARC CHEMICAL CO)	1
February 19, 1925	COMMUTERS CLAIM TO HAVE SEEN WHALES FROM FERRY	1
February 19, 1925	PASCHEL HOME ENTERED AND CITIZENSHIP PAPERS MISSING	1
February 19, 1925	CARLSON, JOHN	2
February 19, 1925	TOMPKINS, GEORGE HENRY	1
February 19, 1925	WATER BONDS NOW UP TO VOTERS; ALL CANDIDATES FILED	1
February 19, 1925	HIGH SCHOOL TEAM TO PLAY FOR TITLE	1
February 19, 1925	COMMUTERS CLAIM TO HAVE SEEN WHALES FROM FERRY	1
February 19, 1925	WAVERLY STREET AND LAKE AVE. TO BE IMPROVED	1
February 26, 1925	“CAPPY RICKS” WILL BE BEST PLAY IN HISTORY OF SCHOOL	1
February 26, 1925	“CAPPY RICKS” WILL BE BEST PLAY IN HISTORY OF SCHOOL	1
February 26, 1925	FIRE CHIEF WILL OPEN BIG DRIVE FOR MEMBERSHIP	1
February 26, 1925	CEREMONIAL INSTALLATION OF LIBRARY WILL BE IN MARCH	1
February 26, 1925	MRS DONALDSON WILL SING FOR LIBRARY BENEFIT	1
February 26, 1925	KIMBALL, CLYDE H	1
February 26, 1925	THOMPSON, MRS SIMON	3
February 26, 1925	TOMPKINS, GEORGE HENRY	4
February 26, 1925	YOUNGER, CHARLINE	1
February 26, 1925	REGISTRATION IS LARGEST IT HAS BEEN IN HISTORY	1
February 26, 1925	BURKE & FARRAR ANNOUNCE SALE OF JOURNAL INTERESTS	1
February 26, 1925	NEW REAL ESTATE OPENS IN BANK BUILDING	4
February 26, 1925	SUNSET HIGHWAY CLUB HOLDS MEET; OFFICIALS MEET	1
March 5, 1925	U OF W EXPERT MAKES SURVEY OF HIGH SCHOOL	1
March 5, 1925	LUSTIG TO GIVE TOWN HUGE SIGN	1
March 5, 1925	MONTANA BEAUTY SPECIALIST JOINS LOCAL BEAUTY SHOP	1
March 5, 1925	LOCAL SHIPYARD NOW A THRIVING HIVE OF INDUSTRY	1
March 5, 1925	LIVELY INTEREST DEVELOPING OVER COMING ELECTION	1
March 5, 1925	BASEBALL FANS MEET AND PLAN YEAR’S PROGRAM	1
March 5, 1925	AUTO COMMUTATION TICKETS NOW SOLD IN SMALLER LOTS	1
March 12, 1925	LUSTIG PLANS TO IMPROVE PROPERTY BEING EXCAVATED	1
March 12, 1925	BRENNEN HOME DESTROYED BY FIRE TUESDAY, MARCH 10	1
March 12, 1925	CHAMBER MEET PROMISES TO BE UNUSUAL ONE	1
March 12, 1925	OPENING FOR MAN AND WIFE AS LEGION BOAT CARETAKERS	4
March 12, 1925	BRENNEN HOME DESTROYED BY FIRE TUESDAY, MARCH 10	1
March 12, 1925	TOWN ATTORNEY WANTS ALL OLD ASSESSMENTS IN	4
March 12, 1925	PUGET PACKING COMPANY TO LOCATE PLANT HERE	1
March 12, 1925	CORNERSTONE OF LIBRARY TO BE LAID NEXT SUN.	1
March 12, 1925	BARTCH, ELIZABETH “GRANDMA”	1
March 12, 1925	SMITH, JEAN	1
March 12, 1925	TRIMBLE, WILLIAM J	3
March 12, 1925	WATER IMPROVEMENT BONDS CARRY STRONG IN LAST ELECTION	1
March 12, 1925	KIRKLAND’S BALL TEAM WILL JOIN VALLEY LEAGUE	1
March 12, 1925	NOTABLE INCREASE IN TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS	1
March 19, 1925	HIGH SCHOOL ART CLASS WILL GIVE EXHIBIT HERE	1
March 19, 1925	JUANITA WOMAN’S CLUB FORMS ART DEPARTMENT	1
March 19, 1925	MUSIC CLUB WILL STUDY FRENCH COMPOSERS	1
March 19, 1925	$10000 ICE AND STORAGE PLANT WILL BE BUILT	1
March 19, 1925	MANY CHANGES IN BUSINESS SECTION	1
March 19, 1925	TOWNSEND MOVES LOCAL SHOE STORE TO SEATTLE	1
March 19, 1925	FISHER CANNERY WILL BE READY ABOUT MAY FIRST	1
March 19, 1925	MANY CHANGES IN BUSINESS SECTION	1
March 19, 1925	V CARKEEK ATTACKS COUNTY GOVT SYSTEM AT CHAMBER MEET	1
March 19, 1925	HIGH SCHOOL ART CLASS WILL GIVE EXHIBIT HERE	1
March 19, 1925	V CARKEEK ATTACKS COUNTY GOVT SYSTEM AT CHAMBER MEET	1
March 19, 1925	$10000 ICE AND STORAGE PLANT WILL BE BUILT	1
March 19, 1925	JUANITA WOMAN’S CLUB FORMS ART DEPARTMENT	1
March 19, 1925	HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER IN TOILS OF THE LAW	1
March 19, 1925	LARGE TURNOUT ATTENDS LAYING OF CORNERSTONE	1
March 19, 1925	HUMPHREY, CATHERINE L	1
March 19, 1925	STEINHAUS, ELLA MAY	1
March 19, 1925	JUANITA WOMAN’S CLUB FORMS ART DEPARTMENT	1
March 19, 1925	LEGION AUXILIARY HAS DRIVE ON FOR MORE MEMBERS	1
March 19, 1925	LOCAL MAIL CARRIERS GET SALARY INCREASE	1
March 19, 1925	OVERLAKE READY FOR BUILDING	1
March 19, 1925	HERVEY-BETHURST LECTURES ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TUES.	4
March 19, 1925	NEARLY ONE MILE OF CEMENT WALKS IS CONTEMPLATED	1
March 26, 1925	F S BURBANK WILL OPEN INSURANCE OFFICE	12
March 26, 1925	SPRING SEASON BRINGS MANY NEW RESIDENTS TO KIRKLAND	1
March 26, 1925	COUNCIL ASKS APPOINTMENT OF SURVEY BOARD	1
March 26, 1925	L’ARC CHEMICAL CO MAKES HIT AT PRODUCTS DINNER	12
March 26, 1925	BENCH WARRANT ISSUED BY JUDGE FOR LOCAL MAN	1
March 26, 1925	KIRKLAND MAN SHOT IN RAID (CARLSON, ARTHUR)	1
March 26, 1925	WATER ISSUE NULLIFIED THROUGH TECHNICALITY IN LAW	1
March 26, 1925	HAUGEN, MRS THORE	6
March 26, 1925	JUDGE CHAS. PAUL LEGION’S GUEST	1
March 26, 1925	POSTMASTER MULLIGAN ANNOUNCES NEW RATES EFFECTIVE APRIL 15	1
March 26, 1925	KIRKLAND MAN SHOT IN RAID (CARLSON, ARTHUR)	1
March 26, 1925	BASEBALL TEAM OBTAINS FIRST GAME OF SEASON	1
March 26, 1925	AUTO PARK WILL OPEN JUNE FIRST	1
March 26, 1925	REDMOND-KIRKLAND HIGHWAY CONTRACT TO BE LET APR 27	4
March 26, 1925	WATER ISSUE NULLIFIED THROUGH TECHNICALITY IN LAW	1
March 26, 1925	BERNA ANDERSON, HAROLD LEED	12
April 2, 1925	LOCAL WRITER COMPLIMENTED BY EDITOR OF LITERARY DIGEST (RODGER)	4
April 2, 1925	“ROSE BEAUTY SHOPPE” OPENED WEDNESDAY	2
April 2, 1925	JUANITA GARAGE CHANGES MANAGEMENT THIS WEEK	4
April 2, 1925	KIRKLAND CLOTHING CO PLAN TO MOVE INTO NEW HOME SOON	4
April 2, 1925	STORAGE BATTERY CO GETS NEW RADIO AGENCY	4
April 2, 1925	WALKER & CARR BARBER SHOP MOVES THIS WEEK	1
April 2, 1925	HUGE POWER SHOVEL HAS COMPLETED HIS TASK	1
April 2, 1925	GOVERNOR PLANS TO SPEAK AT CHAMBER MEET	1
April 2, 1925	KIRKLAND HIGH SCHOOL GIVES USEFUL WORK	5
April 2, 1925	FIFTEEN CARPENTERS WANTED FOR SUNDAY AFTERNOON (LIBRARY)	4
April 2, 1925	CITY BEAUTIFUL COMMITTEE ASK FOR VOLUNTEER HELP	12
April 2, 1925	HUGE MAY DAY CELEBRATION TO BE HELD AT PARK	1
April 2, 1925	VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER COMES AT EARLY CALL	4
April 2, 1925	MARSHAL WARNS CITIZENS TO TAKE PRECAUTIONS AGAINST RODENT MENACE	1
April 2, 1925	HUGE MAY DAY CELEBRATION TO BE HELD AT PARK	1
April 2, 1925	COLVIN AFTER GAMBLERS	5
April 2, 1925	HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER TO SERVE 60 DAYS IN JAIL	1
April 2, 1925	JOY WATER CAUSES KENNYDALE BOYS TO RETURN, BUT DIDN’T	1
April 2, 1925	FIFTEEN CARPENTERS WANTED FOR SUNDAY AFTERNOON (LIBRARY)	4
April 2, 1925	YOUNGERMAN, THEO	3
April 2, 1925	SCOUTS WILL GIVE EXHIBITION AT HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM	1
April 2, 1925	PLAN TO HOLD SPECIAL ELECTION ON BOND ISSUE EARLY IN MAY	1
April 2, 1925	JOY WATER CAUSES KENNYDALE BOYS TO RETURN, BUT DIDN’T	1
April 2, 1925	BALL TEAM HAS TWO TEAMS OUT ON FIRST DAY	1
April 2, 1925	CATHOLICS TO OBSERVE PALM SERVICES SUN.	2
April 2, 1925	FERRY ACCIDENT CAUSES INJURY TO THREE WOMEN	1
April 2, 1925	CHRISTINE NIELSON, RAY WATROUS	12
April 9, 1925	NEW SERVICE STATION OPENED HERE THIS WEEK (LAKESIDE SERVICE STATION)	4
April 9, 1925	STATE CHAMBER COMMENTS ON LOCAL CANNERY ACTIVITIES	1
April 9, 1925	MCINTYRE PARTY A LA IRISH STEW IN WRECK SUNDAY	1
April 9, 1925	CHAMBER PLANS SNAPPY MEETING	1
April 9, 1925	HIGH SCHOOL BOARD MEETS AND ELECTS TEACHING STAFF	1
April 9, 1925	HIGH STUDENTS NOW BUSY WITH SENIOR ANNUAL	5
April 9, 1925	SCHOOL BOARD FOR DISTRICT NO 71 REELECTS ALL TEACHERS AND EMPLOYEES	1
April 9, 1925	CITIZENS GIVEN OPPORTUNITY TO SELECT THEIR MAY QUEEN	1
April 9, 1925	EAST SIDE FAIR WILL BE STAGED ON LARGE SCALE	1
April 9, 1925	ROSE HILL CLUB TO HOLD ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL	1
April 9, 1925	ROSE HILL CLUB TO HOLD ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL	1
April 9, 1925	YARDS PLACE HUGE LUMBER ORDER WITH LOCAL CONCERN	1
April 9, 1925	FLAMING YOUTHS PAY ALL BUT CONSIDERATE OFFICER	1
April 9, 1925	MAY 23 IS DATE SET FOR SPECIAL ELECTION ON BOND ISSUE	1
April 9, 1925	NEW EQUIPMENT FOR BALL TEAM NOW ON DISPLAY	1
April 9, 1925	“REMEMBRANCE WEEK” TO BE OBSERVED HERE	2
April 16, 1925	6 HENS LAY 11 EGGS IN DAY; ALL PENNED UP FOR PROOF	1
April 16, 1925	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	8
April 16, 1925	ORIGINAL HONEST MAN IS FOUND (SHOER, FELIX)	1
April 16, 1925	SASH AND DOOR FACTORY STARTS NEW BUILDING	1
April 16, 1925	SHIPYARD WORKER SEVERELY BURNED BY BABBITT EXPLOSION (HARBOTTLE)	1
April 16, 1925	CAPT BROCKETT WILL BE SPEAKER AT CHAMBER TUES.	1
April 16, 1925	CARPENTERS ARE WANTED AT LIBRARY SUNDAY	1
April 16, 1925	MAYOR PROCLAIMS CLEAN UP WEEK FOR APRIL 20 TO 26	1
April 16, 1925	CANDIDATES ARE CHOSEN TO RUN FOR MAY QUEEN	1
April 16, 1925	LOCAL COUNCIL TO HOLD REGULAR MEETING APRIL 20	1
April 16, 1925	SASH AND DOOR FACTORY STARTS NEW BUILDING	1
April 16, 1925	SHIPYARD WORKER SEVERELY BURNED BY BABBITT EXPLOSION (HARBOTTLE)	1
April 16, 1925	POLICE JUDGE MCFARLAND HAS BUSY WEEK OF IT	1
April 16, 1925	CARPENTERS ARE WANTED AT LIBRARY SUNDAY	1
April 16, 1925	MARY KIRK, GEORGE CUSHING	4
April 23, 1925	KIRKLAND’S NEWEST DRUG STORE (PHOTOS OF KIRKLAND DRUG)	5
April 23, 1925	DRUG STORE ANNOUNCES CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT	5
April 23, 1925	FRANK KIRTLEY BUYS INTEREST IN LOCAL TRANSFER BUSINESS	1
April 23, 1925	SWARTZ MOTOR TO HAVE BIG OPENING	1
April 23, 1925	CAPT BROCKETT’S ADDRESS PLEASES AT CHAMBER’S LARGEST MEETING	1
April 23, 1925	MAY QUEEN WILL BE CHOSEN SAT.	1
April 23, 1925	BIDS ACCEPTED ON WAVERLY ST BY COUNCIL MON.	1
April 23, 1925	SIX-TON CAPACITY MODERN ICE PLANT IN OPERATION	4
April 23, 1925	SEATTLE IMPROVING GRAVEL PITS NEAR JUANITA	2
April 23, 1925	TRUNK MYSTERY STILL UNSOLVED (P K HIATT ESTATE PAPERS)	1
April 23, 1925	CURTIS, MRS M M	1
April 23, 1925	MARTIN, OLE	10
April 23, 1925	STUART, ELIZABETH	10
April 23, 1925	WRIGHT, DELIA DE MERITT	2
April 23, 1925	SCOUT CIRCUS IS BIG SUCCESS	1
April 23, 1925	BIG TRACK MEET TO BE HELD HERE	1
April 23, 1925	BIDS ACCEPTED ON WAVERLY ST BY COUNCIL MON.	1
April 23, 1925	STORM DAMAGES TELEPHONE LINES	4
April 30, 1925	KIRKLAND CHILDREN DIRECT DESCENDANTS OF NATHAN TAYLOR	1
April 30, 1925	CAR BACKS THROUGH VARIETY STORE FRONT	1
April 30, 1925	GIRL DRIVING FORD BUG WRECKS BLAU’S PUMP	1
April 30, 1925	LOIS EDWARDS IS CHOSEN QUEEN OF MAY FESTIVAL	1
April 30, 1925	COUNCIL GRANTS LEGION PERMIT FOR CITY ARCHES	1
April 30, 1925	LOCAL YARD GETS FERRY CONTRACT	1
April 30, 1925	MAY ORGANIZE A LIONS CLUB ON EAST SIDE	1
April 30, 1925	COUNCIL GRANTS LEGION PERMIT FOR CITY ARCHES	1
April 30, 1925	EAST SIDE TRACK MEET TO BE HELD AT PARK MAY 9	1
April 30, 1925	CONTRACT IS LET ON NEW REDMOND-KIRKLAND ROAD	3
May 7, 1925	WESTER SUBMITS FINAL ARCH PLANS	1
May 7, 1925	ELSON ADDS STORE TO PRESENT BUILDING	2
May 7, 1925	CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH ESTABLISHES READING ROOM	1
May 7, 1925	CLOTHING STORE MOVES TO SPACIOUS NEW QUARTERS	1
May 7, 1925	COLUMBIA VALLEY LUMBER COMPANY CHANGES HANDS	1
May 7, 1925	EAST SIDE PAINT STORE LOCATED IN NEW HOME	1
May 7, 1925	ELSON ADDS STORE TO PRESENT BUILDING	2
May 7, 1925	NEW BILLIARD AND CARD ROOM WILL OPEN MAY 15	1
May 7, 1925	SPRING BRINGS MANY PEOPLE WEST FROM EAST	2
May 7, 1925	WOMEN PREPARE FOR CROWD AT MAY FESTIVAL	1
May 7, 1925	CURTIS, MRS M M	7
May 7, 1925	LISTER, LOUISA	1
May 7, 1925	NORMAN, CYRIAS	1
May 7, 1925	WALTERS, JESS RANDOLPH	2
May 7, 1925	WEATHERBEE, MRS J	4
May 7, 1925	REV C E NEWBERRY QUESTIONS BOND ISSUE	4
May 7, 1925	CONTESTANTS SET FOR TRACK MEET	1
May 7, 1925	CAPT ANDERSON MAY TURN FERRIES BACK TO KING COUNTY	1
May 14, 1925	LOCAL LADY COMPLIMENTED BY VISIT FROM MOVIE STAR (TAYLOR, NELL BARRY)	1
May 14, 1925	JUDGE GRIFFITHS WILL SPEAK AT CHAMBER MEET	1
May 14, 1925	MAY FESTIVAL HUGE SUCCESS	1
May 14, 1925	FIRE DEPT. DEBT NOW ONLY $750	1
May 14, 1925	MEMORIAL DAY PLANS ARE LAID	1
May 14, 1925	KIRKLAND WINS FIRST PLACE IN S.V.I.A.A. MEET	1
May 14, 1925	CAPT ANDERSON COMPARES FERRY AND ROAD TRAVEL	1
May 14, 1925	REDMOND WILL ENTERTAIN WAR VETERANS MAY 23	1
May 21, 1925	MCKIBBEN WILL DEDICATE ARCHES	1
May 21, 1925	NEW ARRIVALS ARE EAST SIDE BOOSTERS NOW	4
May 21, 1925	DEAN BOLTON COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER AT H.S.	1
May 21, 1925	CANNON BALL TO BE GALA AFFAIR	1
May 21, 1925	LEGION SPONSORS PROGRAM FOR (MEMORIAL) DAY	1
May 21, 1925	LOCAL SHIPYARDS LAUNCH NEW TUG (NAKEEN)	1
May 21, 1925	WESTINGHOUSE FIRM GIVES LIBRARY ELECTRIC RANGE	1
May 21, 1925	BOHNE, MARY	8
May 21, 1925	REUTER, LOUISE DOROTHY	4
May 21, 1925	ROBERTS, CORA VICTORIA	4
May 21, 1925	WATKINS, AGNES LILLIAN	4
May 21, 1925	YASUS, J A	1
May 21, 1925	LEGION SPONSORS PROGRAM FOR (MEMORIAL) DAY	1
May 21, 1925	JOHSENS REPLIES TO WATER BOND ISSUE QUESTIONS	2
May 21, 1925	CAMPBELL-LYONS GET BIG CEMENT WALK CONTRACT	1
August 13, 1925	ALONG MAIN STREET (ROBERTS, H E)	1
August 13, 1925	LOCAL PIONEER NOW 91 YEARS (HAWLEY, JULIA)	1
August 13, 1925	“THE SMOKE HOUSE” OPENS IN POOL HALL LOCATION	1
August 13, 1925	BILLINGS MAN BUYS INTEREST IN LAUNDRY	1
August 13, 1925	SEATTLE MAYOR HAS CONFERENCE ON ANNEXATION	1
August 13, 1925	FERRY LINCOLN ROBBED MONDAY ON EARLY TRIP	1
August 13, 1925	HORSE SHOE FANS ARE TO HAVE FIELD MADE TO ORDER	1
August 13, 1925	FERRY LINCOLN ROBBED MONDAY ON EARLY TRIP	1
August 13, 1925	STATE AID ROAD WALKS COMPLETE TO JACKSON ST	1
August 13, 1925	ANNE CARLSON, FRANCES DODGE BROWN	1
August 20, 1925	ALONG MAIN STREET (MCEVOY, J P)	1
August 20, 1925	PETER B KYNE’S “MATT” PEASLEY HERE IN PERSON	1
August 20, 1925	LOCAL HOME OF FORD CARS GETS NEW COAT OF PAINT	2
August 20, 1925	DAVIS APARTMENTS SOLD THIS WEEK TO LIEBIG	1
August 20, 1925	CHANGES IN PERSONNEL OF KIRKLAND DRUG COMPANY	7
August 20, 1925	BETTER DRAINAGE FOR MARKET ST. IS COUNCIL PLAN	1
August 20, 1925	DISCUSSION OF YEAR’S BUDGET MON. BY COUNCIL	1
August 20, 1925	KIRKLAND TRAFFIC OFFICERS AFTER JAY-WALKERS NOW	10
August 20, 1925	LACK OF LICENSES CAUSE FIFTY ARRESTS	1
August 20, 1925	WILEY CAR BORROWED AND COMPLETELY STRIPPED	1
August 20, 1925	LAWLER, JERRY	7
August 20, 1925	DELEGATION GOES TO PORT ANGELES FOR CONVENTION	1
August 20, 1925	NEW MOTOR BOAT MAKES HOME ON THIS SIDE OF THE LAKE	1
August 20, 1925	BETTER DRAINAGE FOR MARKET ST. IS COUNCIL PLAN	1
August 20, 1925	COUNTY BUDGET GIVES EAST SIDE NECESSARY ROAD (KIRKLAND-REDMOND)	1
August 20, 1925	PLAN TO ALTER GARBAGE SYSTEM	1
August 20, 1925	ADA M OWEN, GALEN S MAUST	7
August 20, 1925	ESTHER ELLEN PALMBOM, THOMAS CHARLES GIBBS	1
August 20, 1925	HAZEL DUFFY, HOWARD VIRGIN	5
August 27, 1925	ALONG MAIN STREET (BURBANK, F S)	1
August 27, 1925	50000 GALLON TANK COMPLETE (COLUMBIA LUMBER)	1
August 27, 1925	BROWN’S STORE CHANGES HANDS	1
August 27, 1925	KIRKLAND DRUG COMPANY ADD ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS	1
August 27, 1925	TRADE AT HOME CAMPAIGN BRINGS RESULTS ACCORDING TO OVERHEARD CONV	1
August 27, 1925	GAS TANK TRUCK DITCHED; WRECKS LOCAL POWER LINE	1
August 27, 1925	ROSE GERMAIN HIT BY STAGE	4
August 27, 1925	ANTIS TAKE OVER ANNEXATION MEET – 700 JAM MEETING	1
August 27, 1925	ESTIMATED BUDGET FOR YEAR 1926 FOR THE TOWN OF KIRKLAND, WASH.	11
August 27, 1925	SEATTLE G.A.R. TO PRESENT FLAG TO KIRKLAND LIBRARY	1
August 27, 1925	ADAMS, MRS WILSON	1
August 27, 1925	BROWN, PHILANDER C	1
August 27, 1925	LAMONT, MRS A L	3
August 27, 1925	MILLAR, MARGARET ANN	5
August 27, 1925	PARK KITCHEN TO BE MODERN	1
August 27, 1925	AUTO CLUB UPHOLDS FERRY ROUTE AS SHORTEST TO CITY	1
August 27, 1925	GARBAGE WILL BE TAKEN CARE OF BY END OF WEEK	1
August 27, 1925	CAROLINE KAUFMAN, JOHN GRAVES	1
August 27, 1925	ETTA WILEY, MACK HARRIS	1
September 3, 1925	TODD FAMILY OFFER TO SHARE PROLIFIC HUCKLEBERRY PATCH	3
September 3, 1925	ALONG MAIN STREET (WEBB, GEORGE)	1
September 3, 1925	FALL SERIES OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETINGS OPENS SEPT 15	1
September 3, 1925	“OLE SWIMMIN’ HOLE” CLOSED; SCHOOL OPENS NEXT TUESDAY	1
September 3, 1925	REP. LIN HADLEY SPENDS DAY HERE	1
September 3, 1925	BANDIT CAR FOUND NEAR REDMOND	1
September 3, 1925	RANDOLPH, J C	7
September 3, 1925	ST PAUL TO KIRKLAND IN FIVE DAYS BY MOTOR IS RECORD	1
September 3, 1925	DID NOT PASS UP RESCUE SAYS CREW	1
September 3, 1925	MCINTYRE AND BROWN LEAVE FOR GOOD ROADS MEET	1
September 3, 1925	OWNERS PROTEST STREET IMPROVEMENTS	1
September 3, 1925	CONTRACT GOES TO O’LEARY FOR NEW WATER SHED DAM	1
September 10, 1925	VAN AALST HAS MILLION TULIP BULBS ON WAY HERE FROM HOLLAND	1
September 10, 1925	ALONG MAIN STREET (LABARR, O E)	4
September 10, 1925	EPISCOPAL CHURCH TO HAVE CEMENT STEPS AT ENTRANCE	5
September 10, 1925	MAYOR E J BROWN TO SPEAK AT CHAMBER MEET TUESDAY	1
September 10, 1925	ENROLLMENT VERY HEAVY IN GRADES AND HIGH SCHOOL	1
September 10, 1925	JUANITA GARAGE AND CANDY STORE BURN TO GROUND MONDAY EVENING	1
September 10, 1925	NEW FIRE SYSTEM PREVENTS WOOLEN MILL DISASTER	1
September 10, 1925	TOWN MAY HAVE VOTING MACHINES NEXT ELECTION	1
September 10, 1925	JUANITA GARAGE AND CANDY STORE BURN TO GROUND MONDAY EVENING	1
September 10, 1925	LATIMER, SARAH	4
September 10, 1925	MCKIBBEN, REBECCA COLLETT	1
September 10, 1925	TOSH, BOB	3
September 10, 1925	GREEN TO EDIT HIGH SCHOOL COLUMN	1
September 10, 1925	RECEPTION FOR FATHER O’BRIEN	1
September 10, 1925	ROAD PROGRAM UNBROKEN SAYS LOCAL DELEGATE	1
September 10, 1925	AUDREY ERICKSON, JERRY JOHNSON	1
September 10, 1925	ELLEN SNICKARS, HAROLD PETERSON	9
September 10, 1925	MILDRED O’NEAL, SAMUEL S MILLER	9
September 10, 1925	NEW FIRE SYSTEM PREVENTS WOOLEN MILL DISASTER	1
September 17, 1925	GRAPES MAY BE COMING CROP FOR EAST SIDERS, IS SHOWN BY CLARKE	1
September 17, 1925	ALONG MAIN STREET (DOUGLASS, CHARLES W)	6
September 17, 1925	SAW DOWNS BIG FALLS CITY SIGN	1
September 17, 1925	BROWN’S TOGGERY OPENED FOR BUSINESS SATURDAY	1
September 17, 1925	MUSICLAND SOLD TO WELL KNOWN PORTLAND MUSICIAN (PALADEAUX, J D)	1
September 17, 1925	RECORD CROWD AT CHAMBER’S OPENING MEET	1
September 17, 1925	SCHOOL INCREASE IS GREATEST IN THE UPPER GRADES	1
September 17, 1925	JUANITA TO HOLD FIFTH ANNUAL EAST SIDE FAIR	1
September 17, 1925	FIRE PREVENTION WEEK OCT 7-10	3
September 17, 1925	EAST SIDE’S FIRST AUTO (PHOTO OF DR GEO. DAVIS)	1
September 17, 1925	SILK MILL TO BE LOCATED ON LAKE WASHINGTON	1
September 17, 1925	JUANITA TO HOLD FIFTH ANNUAL EAST SIDE FAIR	1
September 17, 1925	TIRE THIEVES ARE REPORTED TO BE BUSY AROUND KIRKLAND	1
September 17, 1925	KOEHLER, HENRY GEORGE	7
September 17, 1925	TEAM THANKS FANS FOR GENEROUS SUPPORT GIVEN DURING PAST SEASON	1
September 17, 1925	LOCAL COMMUNITY CHURCH WILL HOLD ANNUAL MEETING	6
September 17, 1925	SHOVEL WORK ON NOVELTY ROAD NOW COMPLETED	2
September 17, 1925	CITY MAY NOT COLLECT GARBAGE	1
September 24, 1925	ALONG MAIN STREET (FISHER, JOHN)	4
September 24, 1925	BATTERY SHOP MOVES TO MORGAN BUILDING	1
September 24, 1925	NEW STOCKHOLDERS FOR KIRKLAND MOTOR	1
September 24, 1925	ROSE BEAUTY SHOPPE INSTALLS BEAUTIFUL ELECTRIC SIGN	9
September 24, 1925	GAS CAR COLLIDES WITH LOCOMOTIVE; MAN IS KILLED (NEAR MALTBY)	1
September 24, 1925	TO HOLD RECEPTION FOR LOCAL SCHOOL TEACHERS	1
September 24, 1925	FLEISCHER SCHOOL PUPILS TO BE FEATURE ON FAIR PROGRAM	1
September 24, 1925	COUNCIL BURNS MIDNIGHT OIL ON CITY AFFAIRS	1
September 24, 1925	LETTER FROM FRANCES GORDINIER	3
September 24, 1925	WHERE IS PLEASANT BAY? HANDS PLEASE! HOW MANY KNOW?	1
September 24, 1925	SAND POINT AIR FIELD BACKED BY ROBINSON	9
September 24, 1925	GRAVES, WILLIAM J	1
September 24, 1925	MURPHY, BERNARD	11
September 24, 1925	GEO. RONCHETTI CHOSEN TO LEAD VETERANS POST	1
September 24, 1925	SOCCER TEAM IS ORGANIZED HERE	1
September 24, 1925	CHURCH BOARD FINDS AFFAIRS IN FINE SHAPE (COMMUNITY CHURCH)	4
September 24, 1925	FERRY CLASSIFICATION OF AUTOMOBILES CHANGED	1
September 24, 1925	FERRY DISPUTE AT BELLEVUE	1
September 24, 1925	WHITE STAR STAGE CHANGES FROM MONOHAN RUN OCT 4	1
September 24, 1925	NOVELTY ROAD NOW COMPLETE IN ALL DETAILS	11
September 24, 1925	CITY PROJECT MOVES RAPIDLY (DAM AT WATER SHED)	1
September 24, 1925	VAN AGREEABLE TO ANYTHING BUT WANTS MONOPOLY ON DUMP	1
October 1, 1925	ALONG MAIN STREET (NEWBERRY, REV C E)	4
October 1, 1925	FORMER LOCAL ATTRACTS MUCH COMMENT AS DANCER (PETTIGREW, LEONE)	1
October 1, 1925	NEW HOSPITAL IS OPENED HERE	1
October 1, 1925	EARLY SETTLER OF EAST SIDE IS KILLED BY TRAIN (DEMOTTE, JENNIE C)	1
October 1, 1925	POWDER TRUCK CATCHES FIRE ON JUANITA BRIDGE	1
October 1, 1925	W E WATERS IS BADLY INJURED AS CARS COLLIDE	1
October 1, 1925	COLLEGE CENSUS SHOWS KIRKLAND REPRESENTED THROUGHOUT COUNTY	1
October 1, 1925	PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN OPENS	4
October 1, 1925	ALL IN READINESS FOR EAST SIDE’S BIGGEST – BEST FAIR	1
October 1, 1925	NEW HOSPITAL IS OPENED HERE	1
October 1, 1925	POWDER TRUCK CATCHES FIRE ON JUANITA BRIDGE	1
October 1, 1925	DEMOTTE, JENNIE C	1
October 1, 1925	KENNEDY, ZAREE	4
October 1, 1925	MURPHY, BERNARD W	10
October 1, 1925	PRINE, JOSEPH A	4
October 1, 1925	COUNTY LEGION TO MEET HERE	1
October 8, 1925	C H TURNER PROMOTED BY UNION PACIFIC OFFICIALS	1
October 8, 1925	QUALITY FEED MILLS MAKE IMPROVEMENTS ON GROUNDS	1
October 8, 1925	YOUNGER CANDY FACTORY ADDS NEW EQUIPMENT	1
October 8, 1925	GIRLS’ TRAGIC END PRECEDED BY AUTO CRASH	1
October 8, 1925	4000 ATTEND EAST SIDE FAIR	1
October 8, 1925	EVERGREEN POINT AIDS FIRE DEPT	1
October 8, 1925	OVERLAKE TO BUILD HOME FOR SPRING	1
October 8, 1925	CALHOUN STREET IMPROVEMENT PASSES COUNCIL	1
October 8, 1925	MATZEN MILL IS AGAIN WORKING DOUBLE SHIFT	1
October 8, 1925	NEW AND OLD WOOLEN MILLS (PHOTOS)	1
October 15, 1925	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	6
October 15, 1925	ALONG MAIN STREET (MULLIGAN, C C)	4
October 15, 1925	EAST SIDE GIRL MAKES EUROPEAN SUCCESS AS DANCER (LINSLER, LEONA)	1
October 15, 1925	LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED TO KIRTLEY HOME	1
October 15, 1925	BATTERY SHOP HAS ATTRACTIVE RADIO ROOM	1
October 15, 1925	LAUNDRY INSTALLS MODERN MACHINE LAST WEEK	1
October 15, 1925	FOLLAND HIT BY AUTO SAT. NIGHT ON STATE ROAD	1
October 15, 1925	LOCAL BOY SHOOTS SELF ACCIDENTALLY AT PLAY	1
October 15, 1925	LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED TO KIRTLEY HOME	1
October 15, 1925	LOCAL SHIPYARD HAS NEARLY FORTY BOATS IN DOCK NOW (PHOTO)	1
October 15, 1925	SOCCER TEAM IS FULLY ORGANIZED	1
October 15, 1925	“HOLY CITY” TO BE PRESENTED	1
October 15, 1925	OWNERS REQUEST REASSESSMENT ON STATE ROAD	1
October 15, 1925	VAN HATES WATER DOWN HIS NECK; ASKS FOR CANS AS PER ORDINANCE	1
October 15, 1925	CHARLOTTE M WARD, CHAS EDWARD BARTLETT	3
October 22, 1925	ALONG MAIN STREET (MCKIBBEN, E C)	9
October 22, 1925	B B LUSTIG SELLS KIRKLAND DRUG COMPANY	1
October 22, 1925	THREE AUTOS IN FOG COLLISION NEAR REDMOND	1
October 22, 1925	HARRY LAUDER PROVES HIT OF CHAMBER MEET	1
October 22, 1925	PRESENT WATCH TO FIRE CHIEF	1
October 22, 1925	SPOOKS, GOBLINS AND WITCHES WILL CONVENE AT LEGION DANCE SATURDAY	1
October 22, 1925	MEAT CO TRUCK DIVES OFF FERRY ON NIGHT TRIP	1
October 22, 1925	NEW WINTER COAT FOR KIRKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY	1
October 22, 1925	COUNTY GETS SAND POINT FIELD LANDS	2
October 22, 1925	CARRIERS ASK COOPERATION OF BOX OWNERS ON ROUTES	1
October 22, 1925	FIRST SOCCER GAME SUNDAY	1
October 22, 1925	MEAT CO TRUCK DIVES OFF FERRY ON NIGHT TRIP	1
October 22, 1925	STATE AID ROAD ASSESSMENT TO STAND “AS IS”	1
October 29, 1925	FAME TRAVELS PAST! LOCAL BULB FIRM IS QUOTED IN FLORIDA PAPER	1
October 29, 1925	ALONG MAIN STREET (SHUH, WALTER)	5
October 29, 1925	PUPIL OF LOCAL LADY WINS MEDAL(NELL BARRY TAYLOR / ARTIE E VARNOR	10
October 29, 1925	TEN YEAR OLD GIRL WINS FIRST PRIZE AS COOK (DANLEY, JUNE)	1
October 29, 1925	LEGION WILL SPONSOR BAND FOR EAST SIDE	1
October 29, 1925	HALLOWEEN PROWLERS MUST WATCH STEP. MARSHAL PREPARED FOR THEM	1
October 29, 1925	HANSON, MARY POWELL	1
October 29, 1925	WALLACE, W W	3
October 29, 1925	LEGION WILL SPONSOR BAND FOR EAST SIDE	1
October 29, 1925	KHS LOSES CHAMPIONSHIP TO BOTHELL WED.	1
October 29, 1925	BIG PROGRAM AS PRESBY. CHURCH	1
October 29, 1925	BIG CITY DAM NOW COMPLETE – INSPECTION DUE	1
November 5, 1925	A B NEWELL OFFICES MOVED AFTER SIXTEEN YEAR STAY	4
November 5, 1925	W W BOOTH BUYS GAULT PLACE ON SHEFFIELD ST	4
November 5, 1925	A B NEWELL OFFICES MOVED AFTER SIXTEEN YEAR STAY	4
November 5, 1925	QUALITY FEED MILL FIRE LOSS $20,000; WILL REBUILD AT ONCE	1
November 5, 1925	TODD FEED COMPANY RECEIVES LARGE SAFE	1
November 5, 1925	WORK STARTED ON NEW JUANITA GARAGE THIS WEEK	1
November 5, 1925	ROSE HILL MAN KILLED BY TREE (BEEMAN, THOMAS)	1
November 5, 1925	CLARK P BISSETT WILL BE SPEAKER AT CHAMBER MEET	1
November 5, 1925	GET YOUR OLD CLOTHES TOGETHER; THE LOCAL ELK ARE AFTER THEM	1
November 5, 1925	ROBERT ROLAND HYPNOTIST DOG DELIGHTS THE KIDDIES	9
November 5, 1925	QUALITY FEED MILL FIRE LOSS $20,000; WILL REBUILD AT ONCE	1
November 5, 1925	WORK STARTED ON NEW JUANITA GARAGE THIS WEEK	1
November 5, 1925	FIGHT TO PURIFY LAKE WATERS ON IN SEATTLE	9
November 5, 1925	SAND POINT THREATENED BY BANK’S RULING	9
November 5, 1925	BEEMAN, THOMAS	1
November 5, 1925	WILLET, NARCISSA JANE	1
November 5, 1925	FATHER AND SON GET TOGETHER AT CHURCH NOV 13	1
November 12, 1925	FORMER KIRKLAND BOY MAKES GOOD (CLARK, CHARLES WALTER)	1
November 12, 1925	FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED TO DOBBS HOME MONDAY	1
November 12, 1925	SEWAGE PROBLEM TO COME BEFORE COUNCIL	1
November 12, 1925	LOCAL CO. HAS NEW PRODUCT (RID-O-FREEZE)	1
November 12, 1925	HARGUS, REBECCA A	5
November 12, 1925	MATZEK, FRANCIS XAVIER	1
November 12, 1925	FRI. IS FATHER AND SON GET TOGETHER	1
November 12, 1925	PROPERTY OWNERS TO SUE CITY	1
November 12, 1925	NEW DAM SOLVES WATER PROBLEM FOR MANY YEARS (PHOTOS)	1
November 12, 1925	SEWAGE PROBLEM TO COME BEFORE COUNCIL	1
November 12, 1925	CATHERINE ISABELL BEAMER, G C BISHOP	5
November 19, 1925	ARTIST HERE SPECIALIZING ON NORTHWEST SCENERY (SHAW, C G)	1
November 19, 1925	BANNISTER TAKES OVER KIRKLAND DRUG COMPANY	1
November 19, 1925	LOCAL CANNERY HAS VERY GOOD SEASON IN SPITE OF FIRE	1
November 19, 1925	SHORETT PLEASES CHAMBER GROUP WITH ADDRESS	1
November 19, 1925	BYRDE H IRWIN, OMAR JAY CARSON	12
November 19, 1925	LAKE POLLUTION ORDERED STOPPED	1
November 19, 1925	GATE DISAPPEARS ON HALLOWEEN; CASE GOES TO POLICE COURT WED.	1
November 19, 1925	PLANT OF KIRKLAND PACKING COMPANY (PHOTO)	1
November 19, 1925	LAKE POLLUTION ORDERED STOPPED	1
November 19, 1925	EGBERT IS NEW TOWN MARSHAL	1
November 19, 1925	GATE DISAPPEARS ON HALLOWEEN; CASE GOES TO POLICE COURT WED.	1
November 19, 1925	NEAR TRAGEDY WHEN RIVALS USE REVOLVERS	1
November 19, 1925	BOY SCOUTS ORGANIZE COMPLETE FIRST AID UNIT	1
November 19, 1925	OXFORD AND BOND IMPROVEMENTS ARE POSTPONED	1
November 26, 1925	MEADOWDALE DAIRY FARM WINS GOLD MEDAL AT PORTLAND	1
November 26, 1925	ORATORIO TO BE BEST IN HISTORY OF EAST SIDE	1
November 26, 1925	WILLIAMS SELLS LOCAL MARKET	1
November 26, 1925	LET’S DO OUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT HOME	1
November 26, 1925	TWO LIVE COYOTES WERE CAUGHT IN TRAPS SUNDAY	3
November 26, 1925	24 OWNERS START SUIT AGAINST TOWN TUESDAY	1
November 26, 1925	HOLIDAY ATTIRE ON STREETS SOON	1
November 26, 1925	SAND AND GRAVEL CO MAKES RAPID GROWTH HERE IN SHORT TIME	1
November 26, 1925	HARVEY DENIES USE OF GUN IN AFFRAY	1
November 26, 1925	DAVIS, IRA J	10
November 26, 1925	GOLBAC, JOHN	10
November 26, 1925	NEW ROAD WORK MOVES RAPIDLY	1
November 26, 1925	BERTHA CARY, ARTHUR W CARLSON	1
November 26, 1925	HAZEL PETTIGREW, MAX HENDERSON	5
December 3, 1925	EAST SIDE BATTERY COMPANY ANNOUNCE OPENING THIS WEEK	1
December 3, 1925	FINAL CHAMBER MEETING TO BE BEST OF YEAR	1
December 3, 1925	CAMPAIGN FOR RELIEF FUNDS TO START SOON	1
December 3, 1925	ATTORNEYS AGREE TO DELAY SUIT	1
December 3, 1925	SAND POINT BILLS PASSED	1
December 3, 1925	PARKHURST, RUBEN S	4
December 3, 1925	KIRKLAND GETS PAGE IN SEATTLE TIMES	1
December 3, 1925	FUTURE OF GIRLS GAME IN BALANCE	1
December 3, 1925	ROSE HILL AND TOWN STREETS GET ONCE OVER	1
December 3, 1925	GAS BOAT RITA AND HER MASTER HAVE LAST MATRIMONIAL CRUISE	1
December 3, 1925	ROSE HILL AND TOWN STREETS GET ONCE OVER	1
December 10, 1925	FIRE DAMAGES BELLEVUE SCHOOL	1
December 10, 1925	BLAZE DESTROYS N H WILSON HOME	1
December 10, 1925	DR SPARLING TO TALK TO CHAMBER ON LAKE POLLUTION TUES.	1
December 10, 1925	H.S. MAKES BIG IMPROVEMENT IN TRAINING COURSE	1
December 10, 1925	DR SPARLING TO TALK TO CHAMBER ON LAKE POLLUTION TUES.	1
December 10, 1925	BLAZE DESTROYS N H WILSON HOME	1
December 10, 1925	FIRE DAMAGES BELLEVUE SCHOOL	1
December 10, 1925	THORGRISON WILL ASSIST TOWN ATTORNEY	1
December 10, 1925	DR SPARLING TO TALK TO CHAMBER ON LAKE POLLUTION TUES.	1
December 10, 1925	STARES, ELIZABETH FLORENCE	1
December 10, 1925	TURNER, GEORGE E	1
December 10, 1925	SEATTLE LODGE TO STAGE BIG KIRKLAND NIGHT	1
December 17, 1925	COLUMBIA LUMBER OPENS NEW YARD	1
December 17, 1925	HARTRANFT ELECTED NEW CHAMBER HEAD; MCEVOY VICE PRES.	1
December 17, 1925	CHRISTMAS CHEER DRIVE IS NOW ON	1
December 17, 1925	NO DELIVERIES CHRISTMAS DAY	1
December 17, 1925	PAGEANT TREE AND SANTA AT CHURCH	1
December 17, 1925	BLACKBURN, JOHN R	2
December 17, 1925	FULLER, AZEL ROY	4
December 17, 1925	LARSON, ALBERT	1
December 17, 1925	STARES, BESSIE	1
December 17, 1925	NO DELIVERIES CHRISTMAS DAY	1
December 17, 1925	LAY STEEL RAILS ON NEW HIGHWAY	1
December 17, 1925	MADISON ST HILL WILL BE CIRCLED BY COUNCIL PLAN	1
December 17, 1925	EVELYN MILLS CUTLER, ADELBERT E MACK	1
December 24, 1925	ORATORIO VERY HIGHLY PRAISED	3
December 24, 1925	BLAU CHEVROLET COMPANY ADDS NORTHLAND RADIO	3
December 24, 1925	SHOER BUYS OUT WEBB INTEREST IN PASTIME	3
December 24, 1925	RETURNS PROVE RELIEF DRIVE IS GOING OVER TOP	3
December 24, 1925	COUNCIL REJECTS BIDS FOR LABOR ON WATER MAINS	3
December 24, 1925	LARSON, ALBERT	3
December 24, 1925	LAUGESON, PETER	3
December 24, 1925	SINTZ, MARTHA	4
December 24, 1925	WALTERS, HENRY G	10
December 24, 1925	BRIDGE CAUSES SEVERAL MISHAPS EARLY SATURDAY	3
December 24, 1925	MILL FOUNDER IS VISITOR HERE (EYANSON, E W)	3
December 31, 1925	PICK BERRIES FROM NEW VINES	1
December 31, 1925	CHAMBER PRES ANNOUNCES NEW COMMITTEES	1
December 31, 1925	JUDGES AWARD PRIZES (WINDOW DISPLAYS)	1
December 31, 1925	LARSON CHARGES ARE DROPPED AT HEARING THURS.	1
December 31, 1925	BURTON, ARTHUR	1
December 31, 1925	OVERLAKE CLUB PLANS CLUBHOUSE FOR MAY OPENING	1
December 31, 1925	LOCAL SUNDAY SCHOOL MAKES GOOD PROGRESS	1
December 31, 1925	MABEL WILEY, E ERICKSON	1
January 7, 1926	LIGHTING THE POULTRY HOUSE	2
January 7, 1926	MUCH INTEREST SHOWN IN POULTRY SHORT COURSE	4
January 7, 1926	STATE COLLEGE WILL FURNISH POULTRY HOUSE PLANS	4
January 7, 1926	LEGION WILL HAVE SEVEN PIECE ORCHESTRA	1
January 7, 1926	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	6
January 7, 1926	POST OFFICE HAS RECORD BREAKER YEAR (BAKER, HUGH)	1
January 7, 1926	POST OFFICE HAS RECORD BREAKER YEAR (FORTESCUE, ERNEST)	1
January 7, 1926	POST OFFICE HAS RECORD BREAKER YEAR (MULLIGAN, C C)	1
January 7, 1926	FIRE RESULTS AS GAS CAN UPSETS (KIRKLAND MOTOR GARAGE)	1
January 7, 1926	WESTERN CHEMICAL CO. TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING	1
January 7, 1926	REPRESENTATIVE FROM LOCAL CANNERY AT CONVENTION	1
January 7, 1926	RESPECT FOR LAW	1
January 7, 1926	MOLE TRAPPING EXHIBITION WILL BE HELD AT HIGH SCHOOL, JAN 14	1
January 7, 1926	FIRE RESULTS AS GAS CAN UPSETS	1
January 7, 1926	TAXPAYERS LOSE SUIT TO KILL ASSESSMENT	1
January 7, 1926	TRANSFER BOOKS TO TOWN CLERK	1
January 7, 1926	ARREST DRIVERS WITHOUT LICENSE	1
January 7, 1926	TAXPAYERS LOSE SUIT TO KILL ASSESSMENT	1
January 7, 1926	DAHLBY, H G	1
January 7, 1926	HAMMOND, MILTON	1
January 7, 1926	MCDONALD, FATHER	1
January 7, 1926	INSTALLMENT NIGHT AT MASONIC HALL	1
January 7, 1926	KIRKLAND NIGHT AT EAGLES LODGE	1
January 7, 1926	LEGION WILL HAVE SEVEN PIECE ORCHESTRA	1
January 7, 1926	POST OFFICE HAS RECORD BREAKER YEAR (FORTESCUE, ERNEST)	1
January 7, 1926	POST OFFICE HAS RECORD BREAKER YEAR FOR 1925	1
January 7, 1926	HAZEL V MCCASLAND, ERLE J DAMMANN	2
January 14, 1926	DOUGLASS CHICKEN RANCH LEASED WITH OPTION TO BUY	1
January 14, 1926	LIGHTING THE POULTRY HOUSE ECONOMICALLY	8
January 14, 1926	E WOLD REOPENS JUANITA GARAGE	1
January 14, 1926	JOHN KEOWN TO START FISH ROUTE AGAIN	1
January 14, 1926	EASTERN EDITOR HATES TO SEE MINNESOTA CITIZENS LEAVE FOR WEST	1
January 14, 1926	LAWMAKERS PASS BILLS ON LOCAL BOND DISTRICTS	1
January 14, 1926	REGISTRATION IS GOING GOOD	1
January 14, 1926	E WOLD REOPENS JUANITA GARAGE	1
January 14, 1926	(TOWN MARSHAL) MAKES LENGTHY JOURNEY YEARLY	1
January 14, 1926	ARGUMENT LANDS PAIR IN STOCKADE	1
January 14, 1926	E.A. ROWELL TO TALK ON SEATTLE CRIME SITUATION	1
January 14, 1926	GUARDIAN MAKES LENGTHY JOURNEY YEARLY (EGBERT, MARSHALL C R)	1
January 14, 1926	STEAL CAR AND ROB OWNER; TIED UP ALL NIGHT	1
January 14, 1926	COGSWELL, MARY A	1
January 14, 1926	DOWNEY, PATRICK	1
January 14, 1926	DOWNIE, PATRICK	1
January 14, 1926	MITCHELL, GEORGE M	8
January 14, 1926	RATHBUN, FANNIE	1
January 14, 1926	SMITH, GEORGE	10
January 14, 1926	TOMPKINS, H B	10
January 14, 1926	SCOUTS PLAN TO CELEBRATE SIXTEENTH ANNIVERSARY	8
January 14, 1926	PLAN BRIDGES TO SPAN LAKE DESPITE NO LAW	1
January 14, 1926	GERTRUDE HALE, DAVE NEWCOMER	1
January 14, 1926	MAYBELLE HORNE, LAURON B LEED	8
January 18, 1926	POWER CO ADDS EXPERT TO AID FARMERS IN N.W.	8
January 18, 1926	SELECTING LAND SUITABLE FOR GROWING ALFALFA IN WESTERN WASH	7
January 18, 1926	A SECOND AS AGAINST FIVE HOURS (STREETCARS WON’T WAIT FOR FERRY)	6
January 18, 1926	LEGION AUX REPORT (CUSHMAN HOSPITAL)	7
January 18, 1926	THAT BASIC SCIENCE BILL (DRUGLESS PRACTITIONERS)	8
January 18, 1926	TEAM DEFEATS NIPPON FIVE IN SNAPPY GAME	3
January 18, 1926	A SECOND AS AGAINST FIVE HOURS (STREETCARS WON’T WAIT FOR FERRY)	6
January 21, 1926	LIGHTING THE POULTRY HOUSE ECONOMICALLY	2
January 21, 1926	LABARR, O.E. (POWER CO. OFFICIAL MOVES TO KIRKLAND)	1
January 21, 1926	MCKIBBEN, E.C. (MAYOR WILL NOT SEEK REELECTION)	1
January 21, 1926	TRIBUTE PAID TO A R TERPENING	1
January 21, 1926	CROWDED CONDITION CAUSES BOARD TO ASK FOR ADDITION (PHOTO OF KHS)	1
January 21, 1926	CROWDED CONDITION CAUSES BOARD TO ASK FOR ADDITION (UNION A HIGH)	1
January 21, 1926	FIRE DESTROYS THREE AUTOS	1
January 21, 1926	HOT ARGUMENT MARKS COUNCIL MEETING MON.	1
January 21, 1926	MAYOR WILL NOT SEEK REELECTION	1
January 21, 1926	SHIPYARD GETS LARGE CONTRACT	1
January 21, 1926	ROWELL REVEALS DOPE DANGERS TO LOCAL CHAMBER	1
January 21, 1926	REINECKER, ANNA	1
January 21, 1926	WRIGHT, BIRD	1
January 21, 1926	KIRKLAND MAY HAVE OWN YMCA	1
January 21, 1926	HOT ARGUMENT MARKS COUNCIL MEETING (WOOD PIPE VS. STEEL)	1
January 28, 1926	FARM LOAN ASSOC HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET	3
January 28, 1926	BOARD MEMBER EXPLAINS BOND ISSUE REQUEST	1
January 28, 1926	VALLEY LAUNDRY MEN MEET IN KIRKLAND, SAT.	1
January 28, 1926	CANNERY LOOKS FOR BIG YEAR	1
January 28, 1926	ROSE HILL SCHOOL ESTABLISHES GOOD ATTENDANCE RECORD	1
January 28, 1926	LOCAL COUPLE WINS HONORS IN CHARLESTON CONTEST	8
January 28, 1926	MAYOR MCKIBBEN RECONSIDERS	1
January 28, 1926	TOWN ACCEPTS PIPE LINE BID; USE WOOD PIPE	1
January 28, 1926	ISAAC WALTONS WOULD FORM CHAPTER HERE	1
January 28, 1926	VETERANS THANK LOCAL LEGION AUXILIARY	8
January 28, 1926	WOMAN’S CLUB TO BROADCAST AGAIN	1
January 28, 1926	HERE’S EAST SIDE’S BIGGEST LIE (JOURNAL LIE CONTEST)	1
January 28, 1926	OVERLAKE CLUB TO HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION	1
January 28, 1926	IMPRESSIVE SERVICE HELD IN ST JOHN’S CHURCH SUNDAY	1
January 28, 1926	TOWN ACCEPTS PIPE LINE BID USE WOOD PIPE	1
January 28, 1926	TOWN ACCEPTS PIPE LINE BID; USE WOOD PIPE	1
January 28, 1926	VETERANS THANK LOCAL LEGION AUXILIARY	8
February 4, 1926	FARMERS PROFIT FROM RADIO	6
February 4, 1926	LIGHTING THE POULTRY HOUSE	8
February 4, 1926	TIMELY FARM HELPS FOR STATE COLLEGE	7
February 4, 1926	EAST SIDE LOAN ASSOCIATION ELECTION (REDMOND)	3
February 4, 1926	SENSIBLE SAVINGS VS SENSELESS (EDITORIAL, SCHOOL SAVINGS}	6
February 4, 1926	SUPT. STORY OUTLINES NEEDS (UNION A HIGH)	1
February 4, 1926	O’GRADY HOME IS BURNED TO GROUND	1
February 4, 1926	STATE BRINGS SUITE TO COLLECT (HOUSEBOAT)	8
February 4, 1926	A.T. MILES PURCHASES LIVINGSTON STUDIO	1
February 4, 1926	CITIES, BOOSTING AND GROWTH	6
February 4, 1926	NAME KIRKLAND AS PUBLICATION HQ. AUTOMOBILE CLUB	1
February 4, 1926	REX DRUG COMPANY MOVES HOME OFFICE TO KIRKLAND	1
February 4, 1926	SUPT STOREY OUTLINES SCHOOL NEEDS; DISCUSSES FINANCES OF BOND ISSUE	1
February 4, 1926	LOCAL COUPLE AGAIN WIN HONORS IN CHARLESTON (HAIGHT, HILDA & EARL	5
February 4, 1926	FIRE CHIEF PRO-TEM LEADS FANS ON WILD CHASE FRI.	8
February 4, 1926	O’GRADY HOME IS BURNED TO GROUND	1
February 4, 1926	BOOKS WILL BE KEPT OPEN LAST FIVE EVENINGS (REGISTRATION)	1
February 4, 1926	B AND B LOGGING CO (REDMOND)	3
February 4, 1926	FARMERS PROFIT FROM RADIO	6
February 4, 1926	SCOUTS OBSERVE 16TH BIRTHDAY	1
February 4, 1926	BURBANK WILL BE CANDIDATE	1
February 4, 1926	P.I. TOURNAMENT, MARKSMEN	3
February 4, 1926	CITIZENS HOLD MEETING WITH ARCHITECTS (REDMOND)	3
February 4, 1926	REV HASLETT WILL MAKE HIS HOME IN KIRKLAND	1
February 4, 1926	AUTO CLUB EXTENDS SERVICE WESTWARD	8
February 4, 1926	KIRKLAND RUN MAKES BIG GAIN FOR FERRY SYSTEM	4
February 4, 1926	KIRKLAND RUN MAKES LARGEST GAIN OF SYSTEM (FERRY)	1
February 11, 1926	CEDARMERE PICKS FIRST CROP OF THIS YEAR’S DAFFODILS	11
February 11, 1926	PASTIME PLANS EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS IN FIXTURES	1
February 11, 1926	KIRKLAND MOTOR CO ADDS NEW SERVICE DEPARTMENT	1
February 11, 1926	MERCANTILE’S CAT HAS ODD WAY OF GETTING WARM	4
February 11, 1926	PASTIME PLANS EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS	1
February 11, 1926	PASTIME PLANS EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS IN FIXTURES	1
February 11, 1926	SWARTZ MOTOR COMPANY IS SOLD TO H H BAKER	1
February 11, 1926	POLISH UP PENCILS SAYS LOUIE TODD AND WIN KIRKLAND SLOGAN PRIZE	1
February 11, 1926	SCHWELLENBACH TO BE CHAMBER SPEAKER TUES	1
February 11, 1926	KIRKLAND TAXES SHOWN TO BE LOW IN STATE SURVEY	6
February 11, 1926	SILERS CAMP IS SCENE OF THREE MISHAPS	3
February 11, 1926	NEW AIR BASE DEED APPROVED BY U.S. OFFICIAL (SAND POINT)	9
February 11, 1926	CARKEEK, JAMES	6
February 11, 1926	RICHARDSON, MRS IRA	4
February 11, 1926	PLAN BEAUTY CONTEST MARCH 15TH FOR CAMP FIRE GIRLS’ BIRTHDAY	6
February 11, 1926	FILINGS CLOSE ON CITY OFFICES; THREE NEW ONES	1
February 11, 1926	HUDSON COACH TO BE GIVEN AWAY	1
February 11, 1926	JOURNAL WILL CARRY BELLEVUE SECTION AS REGULAR DEPARTMENT	1
February 11, 1926	OXFORD STREET UP TO COUNCIL MON.	1
February 18, 1926	100 NEW PHONES ARE INSTALLED	7
February 18, 1926	BELLEVUE HAS BEAUTY SPOT	2
February 18, 1926	WHO’S WHO IN BELLEVUE (SARA ROGERS)	7
February 18, 1926	YOUNGER CANDY ASSET TO DISTRICT	2
February 18, 1926	LAKE’S BEAUTY IS MENACED	9
February 18, 1926	AUTHENTIC TAX RECORDS PROVE TO BE A FALLACY	9
February 18, 1926	LAKE’S BEAUTY IS MENACED (POLLUTION)	9
February 18, 1926	LEGION OBTAINS SOURCE RECORDS	9
February 18, 1926	MATZEN MILLS ANNOUNCE BIG STOCK ISSUE	9
February 18, 1926	MATZEN MILLS ANNOUNCE BIG STOCK ISSUE (PHOTO)	9
February 25, 1926	KIRKLAND HARDWARE GARDEN TOOLS	12
February 25, 1926	RAISING CHIX LIFE SIZE JOB AT WHITE CLOUD	9
February 25, 1926	BIG SYMPHONY FOR EAST SIDE	1
February 25, 1926	HAMMARSTROM TO OPEN NEW STORE	3
February 25, 1926	OVERLAKE STAKES COURSE FOR NEW BUILDING	2
February 25, 1926	BUSINESS GIRLS TO HOLD MEETING	1
February 25, 1926	MRS TODD SISTER HURT IN WRECK	1
February 25, 1926	CHAMBER FAVORS NEW STOCK ISSUE OF MATZEN MILL	1
February 25, 1926	EAST BRINGS TOWN SLOGANS	1
February 25, 1926	LAY PLANS FOR CHAMBER ANNUAL BALL	1
February 25, 1926	BIG SYMPHONY FOR EAST SIDE	1
February 25, 1926	NEW INDUSTRY WILL START IN BELLEVUE	11
February 25, 1926	COMMERCIAL ST MECCA FOR STOLEN CARS	1
February 25, 1926	MILK SHOULD BE SANITARY	1
February 25, 1926	DUNCAN, THOMAS H	1
February 25, 1926	HANSON, IDA	7
February 25, 1926	LEE, H C	7
February 25, 1926	SPEED BEING SHOWN IN RACE (SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST)	1
February 25, 1926	RANGERS DEFEAT SEATTLE ALL STARS	1
February 25, 1926	REV HASLETT HAS LARGE AUDIENCES AT BIBLE HALL	1
February 25, 1926	POWER LINE OVER PHONE LINE CAUSES TROUBLE	1
February 25, 1926	CHAMBER FAVORS NEW STOCK ISSUE OF MATZEN MILL	1
February 25, 1926	CHAMBER FAVORS NEW STOCK ISSUE OF MATZEN MILLS	1
March 4, 1926	CRUSE, WILLIAM	11
March 4, 1926	PASTIME CAFE REMODELS PLACE	1
March 4, 1926	PASTIME CAFE REMODELS PLACE	1
March 4, 1926	ANNUAL CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP DRIVE OPENS WITH BANG	1
March 4, 1926	CAPT WEST RESIGNS FROM GRADE SCHOOL BOARD	1
March 4, 1926	CLARK DISCUSSES SCHOOL ISSUE	1
March 4, 1926	BUSINESS GIRLS ORGANIZE HERE	1
March 4, 1926	QUIET ELECTION PREDICTED FOR NEXT TUESDAY	1
March 4, 1926	TOLL BRIDGE ON LAKE FROM ISLAND PASSED BY HOUSE	11
March 11, 1926	BELLEVUE PAIR APPEAR IN CITY CONCERT	2
March 11, 1926	PTA MEETING IS INTERESTING ONE TO MEMBERS	2
March 11, 1926	LOCAL POET RANKS WITH WORLD’S FOREMOST LYRICS (RODGER, MARJORIE)	6
March 11, 1926	MARINE DIGEST PAYS TRIBUTE TO CAPT J L ANDERSON	6
March 11, 1926	KIRKLAND ADDS JEWELRY REPAIR SHOP THIS WEEK	1
March 11, 1926	BABY FALLS IN OPEN WELL ON ROSE HILL	1
March 11, 1926	ALL SET FOR CHAMBER BALL	1
March 11, 1926	PROF LIED OF U OF W WILL SPEAK TO CHAMBER ON INDUSTRIAL OUTLOOK	1
March 11, 1926	PROFESSOR LAID OF U OF W WILL SPEAK	1
March 11, 1926	STACKS OF SLOGANS ARE NOW ON FILE	1
March 11, 1926	PUBLIC INVITED TO REHEARSALS (SYMPHONY)	1
March 11, 1926	SURPLUS OF HUNGRY DOGS BOTHERING ROSE HILL	7
March 11, 1926	NEWBERRY AND BURR LEAD IN COUNCIL RACE	1
March 11, 1926	DIVER LOCATES TRUCK AT BOTTOM OF LAKE	1
March 11, 1926	GOVERNMENT ACCEPTS SAND POINT FIELD	6
March 11, 1926	REAR ADMIRAL CHASE TO LOOK OVER SAND POINT	6
March 11, 1926	ANDERSON, CHARLES G	6
March 11, 1926	STAHLHEIMER, MARJORIE	1
March 11, 1926	BUSINESS WOMEN NOW ORGANIZED	1
March 11, 1926	ELECTION GIVES GOOD CHANCE FOR HARMONY	1
March 11, 1926	NEWBERRY AND BURR LEAD IN COUNCIL RACE	1
March 11, 1926	MAIL TWO TONS WASH. MOTORISTS	1
March 11, 1926	BABY FALLS IN OPEN WELL ON ROSE HILL	1
March 11, 1926	DIVER LOCATES TRUCK AT BOTTOM OF LAKE	1
March 11, 1926	MARINE DIGEST PAYS TRIBUTE TO CAPT J L ANDERSON	6
March 11, 1926	BELLEVUE ROADS BEING CONSTANTLY IMPROVED	11
March 18, 1926	OUR BIGGEST PAYROLL COMES FROM THE MATZEN WOOLEN MILL (FULL PAGE)	9
March 18, 1926	POST OFFICE. REGINA BLACKWOOD	2
March 18, 1926	NEW BUILDING WILL BE BUILT FOR POWER CO.	1
March 18, 1926	NEW BUILDING WILL BE BUILT FOR POWER CO.	1
March 18, 1926	FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED TO DANIELS HOME WED.	1
March 18, 1926	CAR MAKES UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO ENTER BAKERY (WOODIN, HELEN)	1
March 18, 1926	CHAMBER MEETING IS BEST OF YEAR	1
March 18, 1926	STUNTS FEATURE CHAMBER BALL	1
March 18, 1926	SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS UNION OF THREE DISTRICTS	1
March 18, 1926	SCHOOL BOARD TO DISCUSS UNION OF THREE DISTRICTS THURS.	1
March 18, 1926	RUTH CHAMBERS, CAPTAIN GEORGE CARROLL HAMNER	4
March 18, 1926	STUNTS FEATURE CHAMBER BALL	1
March 18, 1926	FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED TO DANIELS HOME WED.	1
March 18, 1926	COUNCIL HOLDS UP BIDS ON OXFORD (ST. WELL)	1
March 18, 1926	TOY FACTORY TO LOCATE IN SEARS BLDG, APRIL 1	1
March 18, 1926	TOY FACTORY TO LOCATE IN SEARS BUILDING	1
March 18, 1926	HAVE YOUR LIGHTS (AUTO) TESTED	1
March 18, 1926	CORNWALL, L R	1
March 18, 1926	HAAS, A F	6
March 18, 1926	PATTY, OLIVE MAE	1
March 18, 1926	TWENTY WOLFCUBS TAKE BREMERTON TRIP	4
March 18, 1926	COUNCIL HOLDS UP BIDS ON OXFORD	1
March 18, 1926	OUR BIGGEST PAYROLL	9
March 18, 1926	OUR BIGGEST PAYROLL COMES FROM THE MATZEN WOOLEN MILL (FULL PAGE)	9
March 25, 1926	HUGE BULB FARM ACROSS VALLEY FROM REDMOND	3
March 25, 1926	DANBY’S SECOND SUICIDE MOVE IS SUCCESSFUL	1
March 25, 1926	KIRKLAND WOMAN IN SCREEN ROLE (TAYLOR, NELL BARRY)	1
March 25, 1926	LE WARNE, CHARLES T.	11
March 25, 1926	SCHOOL GROUNDS BEING MADE MORE ATTRACTIVE	6
March 25, 1926	PLAN TO IMPROVE LAKE PROPERTY	1
March 25, 1926	PHIL MARSH NOW ASSOCIATED WITH LOCAL HARDWARE FIRM	1
March 25, 1926	DANBY’S SECOND SUICIDE MOVE SUCCESSFUL	1
March 25, 1926	MEET IS DAMPER ON UNION PLANS	1
March 25, 1926	MARGARET OLSON, WILLIAM HUNTINGTON	7
March 25, 1926	KIRKLAND WOMAN IN SCREEN ROLE (TAYLOR, NELL BARRY)	1
March 25, 1926	LAKE CLEANUP CAMPAIGN NOW UNDERWAY	8
March 25, 1926	LAKE CLEANUP CAMPAIGN NOW WELL UNDER WAY	8
March 25, 1926	BIDS ON OXFORD REJECTED	1
March 25, 1926	DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS (WHALING)	11
March 25, 1926	SAND AND GRAVEL CO GETS NATIONAL MENTION	1
March 25, 1926	THIEVES BREAK INTO WARES RADIO SHOP, THURS	1
March 25, 1926	DR SHERWOOD ARRIVES IN KIRKLAND THIS WEEK	1
March 25, 1926	MRS RUDOLPH FEELS JUSTIFIED (DIPHTHERIA IN BELLEVUE)	11
March 25, 1926	DANBY, CHARLES	1
March 25, 1926	ISAAC WALTON LEAGUE TO ORGANIZE WEDNESDAY	1
March 25, 1926	BIGGEST MEETING HELD BY LEGION	1
March 25, 1926	PLAN TO IMPROVE LAKE PROPERTY	1
March 25, 1926	DRIVER WRAPS BUICK AROUND TELEPHONE POLE	1
March 25, 1926	BIDS ON OXFORD REJECTED; PLAN REHEARING 12TH	1
April 1, 1926	MODERN CHICKEN RANCH LIES JUST OUTSIDE REDMOND	3
April 1, 1926	NO MORE WILL CAP ANSWER CALL OF GONG (HORSE STORY)	3
April 1, 1926	SYMPHONY CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS	1
April 1, 1926	FORMER LOCAL GIRL IS SUCCESS (LEE, DARLEY)	1
April 1, 1926	PLAN TO START WORK ON SCHOOL BUILDING SOON (UNION A)	1
April 1, 1926	LOCAL FIRM MAKING RAPID STRIDES (COLUMBIA LUMBER)	1
April 1, 1926	BIG OUT CAMP IS BEING BUILT NEAR HOUGHTON	1
April 1, 1926	BIG AUTO CAMP BEING BUILT NEAR HOUGHTON	1
April 1, 1926	DE MERRITT, ANNA	1
April 1, 1926	ORGANIZE (ISAAC WALTON) LEAGUE IN KIRKLAND WED.	1
April 1, 1926	GEO W JULIAN FINISHED FIRST AND WON HUDSON	1
April 1, 1926	ORGANIZE LEAGUE IN KIRKLAND (ISAAC WALTON)	1
April 1, 1926	OVERLAKE GETS PREPARED FOR OPENING (GOLF)	1
April 1, 1926	SPORTSMEN PLANT 12000 TROUT IN COTTAGE LAKE	1
April 1, 1926	BIG OUT CAMP IS BEING BUILT NEAR HOUGHTON	1
April 1, 1926	POWER COMPANY PLACES POLE LINES ON NEW REDMOND ROAD	1
April 8, 1926	SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CHANGES NAME TO EAST SIDE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY	1
April 8, 1926	LAKE SHORE TO BE DEVELOPED SOON SAYS G FARRAR	1
April 8, 1926	WATER USERS ARE WARNED TO PAY UP	1
April 8, 1926	CHEMICAL CO SELLS OUTPUT	1
April 8, 1926	LAKE SHORE TO BE DEVELOPED SOON SAYS G FARRAR	1
April 8, 1926	HIGHWAY COP IS INJURED IN FALL	1
April 8, 1926	AIR BASE NEEDS ADDITIONAL LAND	1
April 8, 1926	DOWNEY, ANN	11
April 8, 1926	MCDOWELL, JOHN	11
April 8, 1926	EGBERT TURNS RADIO OVER TO LOCAL KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS	1
April 8, 1926	MRS PEACH RE-ELECTED TO HEAD KIRKLAND PTA	1
April 8, 1926	SCOUTS TRAIN IN FIRST AID AND SIGNALING	1
April 8, 1926	LEGION CHIEF VISITS LOCAL POST FRIDAY	1
April 8, 1926	WOMENS CLUB HOST TO NEIGHBORING CLUBS	1
April 8, 1926	JOSEPHINE GILPATRICK, WEBSTER RICHARDSON CARTER	11
April 15, 1926	CRITICS SPEAK WELL OF LOCAL LADY’S SCREEN APPEARANCE (TAYLOR, NELL)	1
April 15, 1926	TAYLOR, NELL BARRY CRITIC SPEAKS WELL OF LOCAL LADY’S SCREEN APP	1
April 15, 1926	BLAU CHEVROLET CO NOTE INCREASED CAR ACTIVITY	1
April 15, 1926	SPECIAL BUSINESS SESSION HELD BY CHAMBER	3
April 15, 1926	POWER CO WILL CONDUCT COOKING CLASS	1
April 15, 1926	L MARIAN BECHTEL, ROBERT ADAMS	11
April 15, 1926	CRITICS SPEAK WELL OF LOCAL LADY’S SCREEN APPEARANCE (TAYLOR, NELL)	1
April 15, 1926	BIDS ASKED ON IMPROVEMENT OF OXFORD ST.	1
April 15, 1926	FIND STOLEN CAR AT COTTAGE LAKE WAS STRIPPED	3
April 15, 1926	WESTERN CHEM CO CHECKS FORGED	1
April 15, 1926	BLACKMAN, EMMA	1
April 15, 1926	ASSOCIATE MATRONS TO BE GUESTS OF KIRKLAND STARS	1
April 15, 1926	BOY SCOUTS ENJOY OPEN AIR MEETING	1
April 15, 1926	BOY SCOUTS NOW ON DRIVE FOR OLD PAPERS	1
April 15, 1926	YOUNG FOLKS CLASS TO DISCUSS “EXERTION”	1
April 15, 1926	YEGGS PREPARE TO PAY PENALTY (C OF C)	1
April 15, 1926	AMERICAN LEGION DANCE WILL BE GIVEN APRIL 17	1
April 15, 1926	ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE WILL MEET WEDNESDAY	1
April 15, 1926	LEGION HOST TO BOTHELL GROUP	1
April 15, 1926	BUSINESS GIRLS HEAR HARTRANFT	1
April 15, 1926	COMMUNITY LADIES AID TO HAVE FOOD SALE	1
April 15, 1926	POWER CO WRITES UP MATZEN MILL IN HOUSE ORGAN	1
April 15, 1926	GOLF CLUB READY ON TIME	1
April 15, 1926	IKE PENCE WINS FIRST PRIZE IN FISHING CONTEST	3
April 15, 1926	KIRKLAND MEN ARE ASKED TO HELP HUSKY CREW	1
April 15, 1926	BIDS ASKED FOR IMPROVEMENTS ON OXFORD ST	1
April 15, 1926	CITIZENS URGED TO GET GARBAGE READY FOR PICKUP	3
April 15, 1926	STILL TIME FOR LAST MOMENT WATER PAYERS	1
April 15, 1926	POWER CO WRITES UP MATZEN MILL IN HOUSE ORGAN	1
April 22, 1926	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	9
April 22, 1926	BUSINESS HOUSES PLANNING CHANGE OF LOCATION (JEWELRY, BARBER)	1
April 22, 1926	CHAMBER MEET IS GALA AFFAIR	1
April 22, 1926	BOARD REELECTS TEACHING STAFF FOR NEXT YEAR	1
April 22, 1926	CLEAN UP AND PAINT UP WEEK IS PROCLAIMED	1
April 22, 1926	EGBERT ASKS AID OF CITIZENS TO SAVE CHERRY TREES	1
April 22, 1926	GROUND OF LIBRARY BLDG BEING BEAUTIFIED	1
April 22, 1926	MORE LAND IS SOUGHT FOR FLYING FIELD	1
April 22, 1926	WALTON LEAGUE TO GET CHARTER	1
April 22, 1926	BROTHER ISAIAH EXPECTED HERE IN EARLY JUNE	1
April 22, 1926	CONTRACT LET ON OXFORD ST	1
April 29, 1926	$50,000 THEATRE CORPORATION FORMED; WILL BUILD AT ONCE	1
April 29, 1926	GRADE TEACHERS ARE SELECTED	1
April 29, 1926	$50,000 THEATRE CORPORATION FORMED; WILL BUILD AT ONCE	1
April 29, 1926	CLUBS SET FOR BIG CLEAN UP NEXT WEEK	1
April 29, 1926	DEER BREAKS INTO LOCAL STRAWBERRY PATCH; REAL THING SAYS H BAKER	1
April 29, 1926	KNAPP, FRED B	1
April 29, 1926	CLUBS SET FOR BIG CLEAN UP NEXT WEEK	1
April 29, 1926	WALTON LEAGUE TO GET CHARTER MONDAY NIGHT	1
April 29, 1926	BUSINESS GIRLS PLAN LAKE TRIP	1
April 29, 1926	BALL TEAM IS NOW ORGANIZED	1
April 29, 1926	H.S. TEAM LOSES CHAMPIONSHIP TO PULLMAN TUES	1
April 29, 1926	WHITE STAR LINE CHANGES HANDS; REED MANAGER	1
April 29, 1926	IDA MAY NORRIS, LEE MARION CANNON	1
May 6, 1926	PLANS ARE DRAWN; CONTRACT IS LET FOR NEW THEATRE	1
May 6, 1926	HABERDASHERY STORE IN HOTEL BUILDING	4
May 6, 1926	CANNERY RECEIVES TREATISE ON BROWN SCALE; LATEST FRUIT PEST	1
May 6, 1926	HERE THEY ARE (KIRKLAND SLOGAN CONTEST)	1
May 6, 1926	PLANS ARE DRAWN; CONTRACT IS LET FOR NEW THEATRE	1
May 6, 1926	CLEAN UP DRIVE IS NEARING END	1
May 6, 1926	SEWAGE PROBLEM AGAIN SERIOUS	1
May 6, 1926	SEWAGE PROBLEM AGAIN SERIOUS	1
May 6, 1926	DOG’S BARKING SAVES WOMAN	1
May 6, 1926	CONROY, MARTHA	7
May 6, 1926	BIG STILL IS RAIDED HERE	1
May 6, 1926	KIRKLAND FIFTH IN NUMBER OF AUTOS IN COUNTY	1
May 6, 1926	WILBURN & STONE GET GRADE CONTRACT	4
May 6, 1926	BREAK AT DAM CAUSES SHUT OFF SAT.	1
May 6, 1926	ERMA REESE, GEORGE JONES	1
May 6, 1926	L MARION BECHTEL, ROBERT B ADAMS	11
May 6, 1926	M CROCKER, D M GLASS	2
May 6, 1926	MARGARET OLSON, WILLIAM MEYERS HUNTINGTON	1
May 6, 1926	OLIVE PROVAN, J SAHLSTROM	7
May 13, 1926	SHORT CIRCUIT STARTS FIRE IN GARAGE TUES.	1
May 13, 1926	WORK STARTS ON THEATRE BLDG	1
May 13, 1926	WHITEHOUSE STARTS AUTO PAINT SHOP IN MASONIC BLDG	1
May 13, 1926	CANNERY READY TO TAKE CARE OF SEASON’S BUSINESS	1
May 13, 1926	BAD SMASHUP ON PICCADILLY ST	1
May 13, 1926	BURKE & FARRAR PUT UP SIGNS	1
May 13, 1926	SHORT CIRCUIT STARTS FIRE IN GARAGE TUES.	1
May 13, 1926	HUGE STILL IS RAIDED BY OFFICERS LOCATED NEAR JUANITA SCHOOL HOUSE	1
May 13, 1926	COCHRANE BEACH AND GROVE WAS OPENED TO PUBLIC ON WEDNESDAY	1
May 13, 1926	HUMANE SOCIETY TAKES ACTION IN LOCAL CASE (DOG POISONING)	1
May 13, 1926	ARNDT, GLORIA EULIE	5
May 13, 1926	JONES, ROBERT JR	7
May 13, 1926	MCCLUTHCHION, HOWARD	9
May 13, 1926	PALADEAUX, MRS JOHN	1
May 13, 1926	SMITH DISCUSSES AIM AND PURPOSE OF WALTONIANS	10
May 13, 1926	HUGE STILL IS RAIDED BY OFFICERS LOCATED NEAR JUANITA SCHOOL HOUSE	1
May 13, 1926	BURKE & FARRAR PUT UP SIGNS	1
May 13, 1926	COCHRANE BEACH AND GROVE WAS OPENED TO PUBLIC ON WEDNESDAY	1
May 13, 1926	STAGE NOW CONNECTS WITH 6:45 AM KIRKLAND FERRY	3
May 13, 1926	SEATTLE MEN TO BACK MATZEN WOOLEN MILL	1
May 20, 1926	COUPLE OBSERVE GOLEN WEDDING (GOINGES, MR AND MRS A L)	1
May 20, 1926	FORMER EDITOR LOST IN ALASKA (LYONS, JACK)	1
May 20, 1926	BLDG COMMITTEE DISCUSS FINANCE PLAN OF THEATRE	1
May 20, 1926	“THE GATEWAY TO SEATTLE” CHOSEN TOWN’S SLOGAN	1
May 20, 1926	“THE GATEWAY TO SEATTLE” CHOSEN TOWN’S SLOGAN	1
May 20, 1926	AUDITOR MAKES ANNUAL REPORT	1
May 20, 1926	S A MOORE SAYS INDICTMENT IS PURE FRAME UP	1
May 20, 1926	TEACHERS HOME IS ENTERED BY PROWLER TUESDAY EVE	7
May 20, 1926	SAND POINT FIELD IS THREATENED GAINES AVERS	10
May 20, 1926	COOK, RUSSELL W	6
May 20, 1926	GRIFFITHS, ALICE	7
May 20, 1926	S A MOORE SAYS INDICTMENT IS PURE FRAME UP	1
May 20, 1926	DAM NOW BEING REPAIRED; BASIN WILL BE SEALED	1
May 20, 1926	VETERAN WALKS TACOMA TO N.Y. (STOPS IN KIRKLAND)	1
May 27, 1926	KIRKLAND THEATRE BLDG, INC (TEN DOLLARS A SHARE)	4
May 27, 1926	FUND COMING IN FOR NEW THEATRE SAYS COMMITTEE	1
May 27, 1926	DATES SET FOR ANNUAL BELLEVUE BERRY FESTIVAL	1
May 27, 1926	LEGION TO HOLD SERVICES MAY 31	1
May 27, 1926	FURNITURE CO STARTS BUSINESS (BALLINGER MANUFACTURING)	1
May 27, 1926	L’ARC CHEMICAL CO PUTS GOODS IN SPOKANE STORES	1
May 27, 1926	BIG FERRY FINISHED BY LOCAL SHIPYARD (PHOTO OF CHIPPEWA)	1
May 27, 1926	WCTU WORKERS COME TO DEFENSE OF S A MOORE	1
May 27, 1926	PLAN OUTINGS AT CAMP PARSONS	1
May 27, 1926	LEGION TO HOLD SERVICES MAY 31	1
May 27, 1926	WCTU WORKERS COME TO DEFENSE OF S A MOORE	1
May 27, 1926	LEGION TO HOLD SERVICES MAY 31	1
June 3, 1926	ROOT WEEVIL MAKES APPEARANCE	1
June 3, 1926	NOLLAN WINS HIGH HONORS (NOLLAN, WILLIAM)	1
June 3, 1926	SWANSON LEAVES FOR ANNAPOLIS (SWANSON, ROBERT “LANKY”)	1
June 3, 1926	KIRKLAND DRUG NOW HAS BAROMETER FOR PUBLIC USE	1
June 3, 1926	LAMARTY TO INSTALL FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET	1
June 3, 1926	LENDING LIBRARY IS NEW VENTURE OF LOCAL FIRM (KIRKLAND ELECTRIC)	1
June 3, 1926	BOY IS KILLED IN AUTO WRECK ON ROSE HILL (SEALS, HAROLD)	1
June 3, 1926	FORTY-SIX TO GET DIPLOMAS THURS, JUNE 10	1
June 3, 1926	BELLEVUE READY FOR FESTIVAL	1
June 3, 1926	MOORE WINNER OF FIRST ROUND OF LEGAL BATTLE	1
June 3, 1926	LENDING LIBRARY IS NEW VENTURE OF LOCAL FIRM (KIRKLAND ELECTRIC)	1
June 3, 1926	SEALS, HAROLD	1
June 3, 1926	MOORE WINNER OF FIRST ROUND OF LEGAL BATTLE	1
June 3, 1926	VETS ONCE MORE HONOR COMRADES WHO HAVE GONE	1
June 10, 1926	FIRST AND LAST KHS GRADUATES (PATTY, MRS OLLIS AND ALICE)	1
June 10, 1926	LARSON BUYS INTEREST OF ROSS IN LAUNDRY	1
June 10, 1926	LARGEST CLASS GRADUATES FROM KIRKLAND HIGH	1
June 10, 1926	LAKE BEACHES NOW DECLARED TO BE SAFE	1
June 10, 1926	WATER SUPT ESTABLISHES RIGID SPRINKLING HOURS DURING SHORTAGE	1
June 10, 1926	NEW MEMBERS OF COUNCIL TAKE OFFICE MONDAY	1
June 10, 1926	TOWN ENGINEER RESIGNS OFFICE (HAMMOND, A E)	1
June 10, 1926	LAKE BEACHES NOW DECLARED TO BE SAFE	1
June 10, 1926	MOORE HAS DATE SET FOR TRIAL HEARING	1
June 10, 1926	LOCAL STUDENTS PLAN TO ENTER TRAINING CAMP	1
June 10, 1926	PARSONS, MARY	1
June 10, 1926	SEALS, HAROLD	1
June 10, 1926	BUSINESS WOMEN PICNIC HELD AT R H COLLINS HOME LAST FRIDAY	1
June 10, 1926	EAST SIDE GETS FEATURE STORY	1
June 10, 1926	MOORE HAS DATE SET FOR TRIAL HEARING	1
June 10, 1926	SMALL CHILDREN TO BE CARED FOR AT CHURCH SERVICE (COMMUNITY CHURCH)	1
June 10, 1926	LOIS MAXWELL, M R LESLIE	6
June 10, 1926	PHOEBE Z MILLER, REV A C WILSON	1
June 10, 1926	MATZEN MILL BOND ISSUE 75 PER CENT SOLD	1
June 17, 1926	NELL BARRY TAYLOR MAKES ANOTHER SCREEN SUCCESS	1
June 17, 1926	WORK TO START AT ONCE ON HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION	1
June 17, 1926	DEATH TEMPTER IS LOCAL VISITOR (FAUSSETT, AL)	1
June 17, 1926	NELL BARRY TAYLOR MAKES ANOTHER SCREEN SUCCESS	1
June 17, 1926	PLANNING COMMISSION TO BE APPOINTED SOON	1
June 17, 1926	MARSHAL FINDS STOLEN YAKIMA CAR MONDAY	1
June 17, 1926	NASH SEDAN OF A W BRAGG STOLEN SUNDAY NIGHT	1
June 17, 1926	THIEVES BREAK INTO H ANDRESEN HOME	1
June 17, 1926	LOCAL SCOUTS FIRE WARDENS	1
June 17, 1926	LETTERS AWARDED TO HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES	1
June 17, 1926	BROTHER ISAIAH WIRES INTENTION OF COMING HERE	1
June 17, 1926	WATER PROMISED IN DAM BY FIRST OF NEXT WEEK	1
June 17, 1926	HELEN TAYLOR, EARL LYMAN	1
June 17, 1926	LOIS MAXWELL, M B LESLIE	1
June 17, 1926	VIRGINIA TURNER, V P DOUGHTERY	6
June 24, 1926	THEATRE TO BE THE “LAST WORD”	1
June 24, 1926	CLYDE MILLAR BADLY SHOCKED	1
June 24, 1926	PROMPT ACTION SAVES YOUNGSTER (MARTIN, GILBERT/THORSLUND, ERNEST)	1
June 24, 1926	TOWN COUNCIL PASSES EMERGENCY APPROPRIATION	1
June 24, 1926	5 CARS WRECKED IN SAME SPOT WITHIN TWENTY MINUTES (JUANITA BRIDGE	1
June 24, 1926	CURBSTONE COURT PROVES NEMESIS OF LOCAL JAYWALKERS LAST WEEK	1
June 24, 1926	DRUNKEN DRIVER HITS PASSING CARS; ARRESTED	1
June 24, 1926	MOORE TRIAL IS AGAIN POSTPONED	1
June 24, 1926	SMITH, ORISDA ETHEL	7
June 24, 1926	LEGION PICNIC AT WILDWOOD	1
June 24, 1926	DORIS CURTIS TO BE AT DESK IN JOURNAL OFFICE	1
June 24, 1926	OVERLAKE PLANS COMPLETE CLUBHOUSE IN NEAR FUTURE (PHOTO)	1
June 24, 1926	5 CARS WRECKED IN SAME SPOT WITHIN TWENTY MINUTES (JUANITA BRIDGE	1
June 24, 1926	5 CARS WRECKED IN SAME SPOT WITHIN TWENTY MINUTES (JUANITA BRIDGE	1
June 24, 1926	LAKE WASHINGTON BRIDGE APPROVED BY PRESIDENT	1
June 24, 1926	GLADYS A RHODES, FERN S MASON	1
June 24, 1926	EXPECT MILL TO START EARLY IN JULY, IS REPORT	1
July 1, 1926	JOHSENS GETS SCHOOL CONTRACT (PHOTO)	1
July 1, 1926	LEGION TO STAGE HUGE CARNIVAL HERE IN AUGUST	1
July 1, 1926	COUNCIL CALLS PUBLIC HEARING (ASSESSMENT ROLLS)	1
July 1, 1926	NEW ENGINEER TO INVESTIGATE WATER SYSTEM	1
July 1, 1926	LOCAL SHIP YARDS COMPLETE BEAUTIFUL MOTOR LAUNCH	1
July 1, 1926	PARKING LAWS TO BE ENFORCED EGBERT ADVISES	1
July 1, 1926	CADDEN, ISABELL	11
July 1, 1926	EVANS, ANNA	12
July 1, 1926	ABANDON PLANS FOR LIONS CLUB – LACK OF INTEREST	1
July 1, 1926	LEGION TO STAGE HUGE CARNIVAL HERE IN AUGUST	1
July 1, 1926	KIRKLAND TEAM WINS FROM JAPS	1
July 1, 1926	NEW ENGINEER TO INVESTIGATE WATER SYSTEM	1
July 1, 1926	BESSIE WARNICK, JACOB KAPER	7
July 1, 1926	GRACE A BROWN, FRED WITTENBORN	12
July 8, 1926	WEDDED FIFTY YEARS (RENCH, MR AND MRS E B)	1
July 8, 1926	MRS EISEN SELLS KIRKLAND DRYGOODS	1
July 8, 1926	NEW PHARMACIST AT KIRKLAND DRUG CO (WAGNESS, JOHN L)	1
July 8, 1926	RONCHETTI SELLS OUT HOUGHTON GROCERY	1
July 8, 1926	HELPS CANNERY OBTAIN WATER	1
July 8, 1926	LOCAL SHIPYARDS DAMAGED BY FIRE HAS CLOSE CALL	1
July 8, 1926	GOV HARTLEY WILL SPEAK AT SCHOOL JULY 14	1
July 8, 1926	RONCHETTI SELLS OUT HOUGHTON GROCERY	1
July 8, 1926	LOCAL SHIPYARDS DAMAGED BY FIRE HAS CLOSE CALL	1
July 8, 1926	FIRST THEY SMILED AT PARKING LAW; NOW IT IS SERIOUS BUSINESS	1
July 8, 1926	TITMUS, BILL	3
July 8, 1926	BROTHER ISAIAH ARRIVES FRIDAY	1
July 8, 1926	POWER CO OFFICE TO BE MOVED 15TH	1
July 8, 1926	WOOLEN MILLS BOND ISSUE IS OVERSUBSCRIBED	1
July 15, 1926	AGED HIKER ON 16000 MILE HIKE PASSES THROUGH KIRKLAND (CHAPMAN, W	1
July 15, 1926	LEGION CIRCUS TO HAVE VARIETY OF ATTRACTIONS	1
July 15, 1926	FOREST FIRE THREATENS TOWN GARBAGE DUMP	1
July 15, 1926	HARTLEY SPEAKS ON SCHOOL AND TIMBER ISSUES	1
July 15, 1926	COURT SUSTAINS PROPERTY OWNERS	1
July 15, 1926	DR DOBBS MOVES OFFICE TO RESIDENCE ON MARKET ST	1
July 15, 1926	BOYDEN, WILLIAM	1
July 15, 1926	STUART, JOHN	11
July 15, 1926	LEGION CIRCUS TO HAVE VARIETY OF ATTRACTIONS	1
July 15, 1926	LEGION OBTAINS WAR TROPHIES	1
July 15, 1926	CROWDS AT CAMP OF ISAIAH GROW LARGER DAILY	1
July 15, 1926	TWO MILES OF ROADS ACCEPTED	1
July 15, 1926	TOWN WILL ADD PUMP FACILITIES	1
July 15, 1926	LAURA GILBERT, GORDON PROVOST	1
July 22, 1926	PRIZED CATTLE ARE SENT TO JAPAN	1
July 22, 1926	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	8
July 22, 1926	EARLY MORNING FIRE THREATENS FORD GARAGE	1
July 22, 1926	KIRKLAND NOW HAVING WEEKLY RADIO PROGRAM (THE KIRKLAND SERENADERS	1
July 22, 1926	YOUNGSTERS GET THRILLS GALORE OUT OF CIRCUS	1
July 22, 1926	EARLY MORNING FIRE THREATENS FORD GARAGE	1
July 22, 1926	GEO WEBB NOW FIRE PROWLER	1
July 22, 1926	COUNCIL REFUSES TO OK OXFORD (STREET IMPROVEMENT)	1
July 22, 1926	CHOSEN SEC’Y FOR FOURTH TIME (FORTESCUE, ERNEST)	1
July 22, 1926	COUNCIL REFUSES TO OK OXFORD (STREET IMPROVEMENT)	1
July 22, 1926	COUNTY TO START WORK ON ROAD TO SCOUT PARK (PHOTO OF WILLIAMS PT)	1
July 22, 1926	ENGINEER MAKES VERBAL REPORT ON WATER SYSTEM	1
July 29, 1926	WORK STARTED ON NEW TODD FEED BUILDING	1
July 29, 1926	FIXIT SHOP OPENS THIS WEEK ON KIRKLAND AVE	1
July 29, 1926	EAST SIDE FIRES UNDER CONTROL	1
July 29, 1926	M HILL ACCEPTS HARTLEY DEFI FOR LOCAL DEBATE	1
July 29, 1926	OXFORD ST MONEY AGAIN HELD UP	1
July 29, 1926	HOLD EXAM FOR HOUGHTON POSTMASTER	1
July 29, 1926	EVEN THE MAYOR NOT EXEMPT ON TRAFFIC SLIPS	1
July 29, 1926	CASE, NELLIE	1
July 29, 1926	KOLSTAD, ADA	1
July 29, 1926	MEACHAM, GEORGE F	11
July 29, 1926	HOLD EXAM FOR HOUGHTON POSTMASTER	1
July 29, 1926	ISAIAH DRAWS CROWD SUNDAY	1
July 29, 1926	OXFORD ST MONEY AGAIN HELD UP	1
July 29, 1926	COUNCIL LIFTS RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF WATER	1
July 29, 1926	ENGINEER MAKES COMPLETE REPORT ON WATER SYSTEM	1
August 6, 1926	$10000 ORGAN IN NEW THEATRE	1
August 6, 1926	BERKEY GARAGE BUYS KIRKLAND SERVICE STATION	1
August 6, 1926	FOUR CARS FOUND IN WATERY GRAVE AT NEWPORT DOCK	1
August 6, 1926	$10000 ORGAN IN NEW THEATRE	1
August 6, 1926	FIRE DESTROYS WALTON BARN	1
August 6, 1926	ROARING FURNACE THREATENS BONNYBROOK NURSERY THURS	1
August 6, 1926	MARSHALL EGBERT NOW HAS SUIT TO WEAR ON EVERY OCCASION	1
August 6, 1926	ROBERTSON’S CAR STOLEN, TIRES TAKEN OFF, LEFT	1
August 6, 1926	ANDERSON, MRS CHARLES	7
August 6, 1926	HODGSON, LOUISE	1
August 6, 1926	LOUNSBURY, CHARLES	11
August 6, 1926	USE ACCIDENT AS PROPAGANDA (GOV HARTLEY’S SON)	1
August 6, 1926	SHORTAGE CAUSES RETURN TO SHORT SPRINKLING HOURS	1
August 12, 1926	OLD TIMER HERE IS WEEK’S VISITOR (CORT, JOHN)	1
August 12, 1926	WM KESSELER BUYS NOWAK INTEREST IN LOTUS	1
August 12, 1926	BADLY INJURED AS ICE MACHINE HEAD BLOWS UP	1
August 12, 1926	TWO TEACHERS OF LOCAL HIGH RESIGN (MADISON, VIOLA & MILES, ALICE)	1
August 12, 1926	CLARK SAVIDGE HITS HARTLEY’S KIRKLAND TALK	1
August 12, 1926	NO LUCK AT ALL – WIRES CONTROL (RIGGED CARNIVAL CONTEST)	1
August 12, 1926	DILL, JOHN	11
August 19, 1926	HISTORIC ALASKAN FIGURE IS VISITOR; MAY SETTLE HERE (SMITH, JACK)	1
August 19, 1926	WILL ENLARGE FORD BUILDING	1
August 19, 1926	CAPITOL HILL PLUMBING SHOP IS STARTED HERE	1
August 19, 1926	COUNCIL SUBMITS ITS BUDGET FOR COMING YEAR	1
August 19, 1926	ESTIMATED BUDGET FOR 1927 – TOWN OF KIRKLAND	12
August 19, 1926	SAND POINT AIR BASE (PHOTO)	1
August 19, 1926	ROAD IS ISSUE OF CAMPAIGN (KIRKLAND-REDMOND)	1
August 19, 1926	ALENE JOHNSON, HARRY CARLSON	3
August 26, 1926	COUNCIL ACTION SAVES HOG FARM FOR EAST SIDE	1
August 26, 1926	FIRST OF THE LAKE SHORE HOUSES (PHOTO)	1
August 26, 1926	SMALL GIRL IS BADLY INJURED (PUTT, JUNE)	1
August 26, 1926	COUNCIL ACTION SAVES HOG FARM FOR EAST SIDE	1
August 26, 1926	BARNYARD GOLF PUTS KIRKLAND ON THE MAP; TWO WIN IN MEET	1
August 26, 1926	TOLL BRIDGES OVER LAKE LOOM AS POSSIBILITIES	1
August 26, 1926	ELIN ELIZABETH JOHNSON, HARRY CARLSON	3
September 2, 1926	VAN AALST SHIPS FIRST CARLOAD OF BULBS FROM WASHINGTON	1
September 2, 1926	MRS A B NEWELL ELECTED STATE HISTORIAN FOR AMERICAN LEGION	1
September 2, 1926	SCHOOL OPENS NEXT TUESDAY	1
September 2, 1926	LOTUS INSTALL NEW ELECTRIC WAFFLE IRON	1
September 2, 1926	SHIPYARD BUILDS CRUISER FOR FAMOUS AUTHOR (WHITE, STUART EDWARD)	1
September 2, 1926	KELLS, DR A O	1
September 2, 1926	PIERCE, KATE	11
September 2, 1926	BUSINESS MEN PLAN TO START LUNCHEON CLUB	1
September 2, 1926	4 BRIDGE PLANS BEFORE OFFICIALS	1
September 9, 1926	BONNELL NURSERY LEAVES KIRKLAND	1
September 9, 1926	EAST SIDE IS WELL REPRESENTED AT ANNUAL DAHLIA EXHIBITION	1
September 9, 1926	BONNELL NURSERY LEAVES KIRKLAND	1
September 9, 1926	NEW MANAGER FOR PAINT CO WILL INCREASE STOCK	1
September 9, 1926	MORE PUPILS AS SCHOOL OPENS	1
September 9, 1926	PORCUPINE APPLIES FOR ENTRANCE TO DRUG STORE, SAYS MARSHAL	1
September 9, 1926	PLANNING BOARD OUTLINES WORK	11
September 9, 1926	BAILEY, ALVIN	3
September 9, 1926	FOSTHOFF, HARRY H	1
September 9, 1926	NOYES, S G	1
September 9, 1926	LUNCHEON CLUB GETS UNDERWAY	1
September 9, 1926	BROWN-PHILLIPS DEBATE ISSUES	1
September 9, 1926	ELECTION FIGHTS WAXING WARMER; SETTLED TUESDAY	1
September 9, 1926	WHO’S WHO AMONG THE CANDIDATES (SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT)	4-Jan
September 9, 1926	ISAIAH’S OLD TENT MANAGER BROWN IS BACK ON JOB; HEALER STILL DRAW	1
September 9, 1926	FLYING FIELD KNOCKS BRIDGES	1
September 9, 1926	MURIEL NEWCOMB, EVERETT JOHN NELSON	13
September 9, 1926	SEATTLE SEEN AS AMERICA’S WOOL CENTER	6
September 9, 1926	WOOLEN MILL TO START OPERATION FRIDAY MORNING	1
September 16, 1926	FALL MEETINGS OF C OF C OPEN NEXT TUESDAY	1
September 16, 1926	EAST SIDE FAIR TO BE OCT 1-2-3	1
September 16, 1926	GRANGE FAIR GOES OVER BIG	1
September 16, 1926	COUNTRY VOTE WINS ELECTION FOR WM BROWN	1
September 16, 1926	EAST SIDE FAIR TO BE OCT 1-2-3	1
September 16, 1926	FARLEY, FRANK JOSEPH	7
September 16, 1926	SOUDERS, ROBERT R	11
September 16, 1926	WALTERS, HARRY	1
September 16, 1926	WEATHERBEE, LUCY MARIA	6
September 16, 1926	AMERICAN LEGION ELECTS OFFICERS	1
September 16, 1926	ISAIAH TO REMAIN SAYS COMMITTEE	1
September 16, 1926	N.B. STAGE HAS EASTWARD LINE	3
September 23, 1926	NOW HOLDING DANCE CLASS (CALDWELL, JEAN)	7
September 23, 1926	CHAMBER HONORS COM. WM BROWN AT MEETING TUES.	1
September 23, 1926	EAST SIDE FAIR TO BE BIGGER	1
September 23, 1926	COUNCIL PLANS PARKING CHANGE	1
September 23, 1926	NEWELL HITS AT COUNTY HOSPITAL	1
September 23, 1926	BRIGHT FUTURE FOR SMALL PLANT (ANDREWS CAPITOL HILL RANCH)	1
September 23, 1926	MARSHAL USES GUN ON NIGHT MARAUDERS SUN.	1
September 23, 1926	AMES, LOIS	11
September 23, 1926	PROVOST, IDA MAY	1
September 23, 1926	LEGION TO INSTALL OFFICERS TUESDAY (PHOTO OF J B REESE)	1
September 23, 1926	KIRKLAND GETS INTERNATIONAL PUBLICITY FROM CAMP OF ISAIAH	1
September 23, 1926	HOW THE NORTH DISTRICTS VOTED	6
September 23, 1926	COUNCIL PLANS PARKING CHANGE	1
September 23, 1926	EVELYN GRUMMETT, ROBERT BOSTWICK	11
September 23, 1926	MARKS RESIGNS AS MILL SUPT.	1
September 30, 1926	EAST SIDE FAIR OPENS GATES TO PUBLIC TODAY	1
September 30, 1926	OBSERVE FIRE PROTECTION WEEK	1
September 30, 1926	TOWN FATHERS TALK FINANCE AT MEETING MON.	1
September 30, 1926	INSPECT KING COUNTY HOME	1
September 30, 1926	EAST SIDE FAIR OPENS GATES TO PUBLIC TODAY	1
September 30, 1926	BAXTER, WYNNE DALLET	6
September 30, 1926	LOUCKS, REV DAVID C	11
September 30, 1926	WHITE, CAROLINE SOPHIA	7
September 30, 1926	LIONS DEN IS FORMED HERE	1
September 30, 1926	SOCCER SEASON OPENS NEXT SUN.	1
September 30, 1926	ISAIAH TO REMAIN HERE UNTIL OCTOBER 10TH	1
September 30, 1926	BRIDGE BUILDER DISCUSSES PLANS	1
September 30, 1926	EMINENT DOMAIN TO ASSESS DIST.	1
September 30, 1926	BERTHA MOORE, MILTON DRAPER	3
September 30, 1926	GRACE BELL MATZEK, ALVIN L GREGG (HEADLINE SAYS GREE)	6
September 30, 1926	MARY WORRELL, BERTON DANLEY	1
September 30, 1926	MILDRED CLARISA BROOKS, BERT A ISAKSON	1
October 7, 1926	NEW GATEWAY SIGN NOW READY FOR OPERATION	1
October 7, 1926	TODD TO CELEBRATE NEW BUILDING WITH DANCE	1
October 7, 1926	FAIR IS SUCCESS DESPITE WEATHER	1
October 7, 1926	COUNCIL PASSES HIGHEST BUDGET; 18 MILL LEVY	1
October 7, 1926	EGBERT CHASES AUTO THIEVES	1
October 7, 1926	HUSBAND ASKS DEATH INQUIRY (PROVOST, FRANK)	1
October 7, 1926	COLEMAN, SILAS F	7
October 7, 1926	BUSINESS MEN FORM OFFICIAL LIONS DEN TUES.	1
October 7, 1926	BROTHER ISAIAH HOLDS LAST MEETING SUNDAY; WILL GO BACK TO FLORIDA	1
October 7, 1926	BERNICE FEROE, VERNE PARKHURST	12
October 7, 1926	RUTH FAULKNER, KEITH LORD	9
October 14, 1926	KIRKLAND MOTOR COMPANY TO HAVE GAS MILEAGE CONTEST SUN OCT 16	1
October 14, 1926	THEATRE CO WILL SELL MORE STOCK	1
October 14, 1926	CHAMBER TO HEAR OF BRIDGE PLAN	1
October 14, 1926	WHOLE TOWN TURNS OUT FOR TODD DANCE	1
October 14, 1926	HOUSE CATCHES FIRE WHILE FAMILY SLEEPS (FOSTER, W L)	1
October 14, 1926	CLYMER, HARRY	6
October 14, 1926	MARTINDALE, E C	1
October 14, 1926	LIONS HOLD CHARTER NIGHT, WED, OCTOBER 27	1
October 14, 1926	CHAMBER TO HEAR OF BRIDGE PLAN	1
October 14, 1926	LEOTA DAWS, FRANK TROTMAN	7
October 21, 1926	READERS PROVE POOR DETECTIVES (NOW/THEN OF CHARLES FAWCETT)	1
October 21, 1926	BOWLING ALLEY IS OPENED HERE	1
October 21, 1926	J C MILLAR IS WINNER OF GAS MILEAGE PRIZE	1
October 21, 1926	NANCE BALDWIN MOVES DRESS SHOP TO JUANITA	1
October 21, 1926	CHAMBER HEARS BRIDGE PLANS IN DETAIL TUES	1
October 21, 1926	COUNCIL ENTERS AGREEMENT FOR CARE OF STREETS	1
October 21, 1926	COUNCIL PASSES OXFORD ROLL	1
October 21, 1926	MARSHAL TO HAVE HALLOWEEN AID	1
October 21, 1926	NANCE BALDWIN MOVES DRESS SHOP TO JUANITA	1
October 21, 1926	NEW RURAL ROUTE SERVICE FOR JUANITA POINT FOLKS	1
October 21, 1926	MARSHAL TO HAVE HALLOWEEN AID	1
October 21, 1926	RAYMER, CAROLINE	11
October 21, 1926	SHIACH, DAVID O	11
October 21, 1926	LIONS ROAR FOR BIG CHARTER NIGHT NEXT WEDNESDAY	1
October 21, 1926	NEW RURAL ROUTE SERVICE FOR JUANITA POINT FOLKS	1
October 21, 1926	HARDWARE AD BRINGS ALASKA ORDER	1
October 21, 1926	BOWLING ALLEY IS OPENED HERE	1
October 21, 1926	CHAMBER HEARS BRIDGE PLANS IN DETAIL TUES	1
October 21, 1926	COUNCIL ENTERS AGREEMENT FOR CARE OF STREETS	1
October 21, 1926	COUNCIL PASSES OXFORD ROLL	1
October 21, 1926	RESIDENTS DOUBT FEASIBILITY OF PONTOON BRIDGE	11
October 28, 1926	KIRKLAND MOTOR HOLDS OPEN HOUSE	1
October 28, 1926	MILDRED ALICE MCFARLAND, ROBERT LEE BAKER	1
October 28, 1926	MAYOR APPOINTS WATER COMMITTEE	1
October 28, 1926	PRANKSTERS ARE GIVEN WARNING	1
October 28, 1926	PRANKSTERS ARE GIVEN WARNING	1
October 28, 1926	SORENSON, CARL	6
October 28, 1926	SCOUTS TO HAVE NEW QUARTERS	1
October 28, 1926	225 WITNESS PRESENTATION OF LIONS CHARTER	1
October 28, 1926	WHO’S WHO AMONG THE CANDIDATES (SPECIAL PULLOUT SECTION)	4-Jan
October 28, 1926	ROSE HILL CLUB HAS RECORD MEET	1
October 28, 1926	MONTELL BRIDGE PROJECT WOULD CONNECT ISLAND	11
November 4, 1926	EDWARDS BUYS PAINT CO STORE	1
November 4, 1926	ETZLER TO BUILD SERVICE STATION	1
November 4, 1926	KESSLER BUYS LEED INTEREST IN LOTUS CAFE	1
November 4, 1926	E E WILLIAMS GOVES UP JOB AS FIRE CHIEF	1
November 4, 1926	KIRKLAND VOTES WITH WINNERS; LOSES GAINES	1
November 4, 1926	LITTLE DAMAGE ON HALLOWEEN	1
November 4, 1926	GIRL MISSING SINCE SATURDAY (WHITEHALL, LETITIA)	1
November 4, 1926	WHO WILL BURY THE HORSE IS QUERY AND MARSHAL MUST DECIDE ISSUE	1
November 4, 1926	AHLIN, MARGARET	6
November 4, 1926	ALLEN, DOROTHY	11
November 4, 1926	HADSON, MRS A A	7
November 4, 1926	HUESTON, ISAAC F	11
November 4, 1926	KILMER, MARY M	7
November 4, 1926	LEWIS, CHARLES ISHAM	7
November 4, 1926	SHUE, JOHN R	11
November 4, 1926	BURKE AND FARRAR OPENS NEW STREET THIS WEEK	1
November 4, 1926	JEAN MOREHOUSE, CUSTER FLETCHER	11
November 4, 1926	LOIS GERTRUDE SHORT, CLARENCE STITHAM	11
November 4, 1926	MILDRED ALICE MCFARLAND, ROBERT LEE BAKER	1
November 11, 1926	ISLAND BELLES MAKE SHOWING (PHOTO OF HENNIG VINEYARD)	1
November 11, 1926	GYM NEAR COMPLETION	5
November 11, 1926	BUSINESS DIST. INCLUDED IN REASSESSMENT	1
November 11, 1926	BOATS BURN IN MIDNIGHT FIRE AT SHIPYARD	1
November 11, 1926	LANTERN UPSETS CAUSING EXPLOSION AND FIRE THURS. (MELLON, FRED)	1
November 11, 1926	ARMISTICE DAY (LIST OF VETERANS)	1
November 11, 1926	BOATS BURN IN MIDNIGHT FIRE AT SHIPYARD	1
November 11, 1926	MISSING GIRL NOT YET FOUND (WHITEHALL, LETITIA)	1
November 11, 1926	EYE SPECIALIST SPENDS ONE DAY A WEEK HERE	1
November 11, 1926	ELDRIDGE, ROBERT	1
November 11, 1926	START HI-Y CLUB IN THIS DISTRICT	1
November 11, 1926	AIR PROGRAM TO BE HELD OVER KIRKLAND	1
November 11, 1926	BUSINESS DIST. INCLUDED IN REASSESSMENT	1
November 11, 1926	ARMISTICE DAY (LIST OF VETERANS)	1
November 18, 1926	PINES FLORAL CO WINS SIX PRIZES	1
November 18, 1926	NEW THEATRE GRAND OPENING ON NOV 23RD	1
November 18, 1926	NEW THEATRE GRAND OPENING ON NOV 23RD	1
November 18, 1926	JOHSENS HEADS CHAMBER BODY COMING YEAR	1
November 18, 1926	BOSWORTH & CLANCY START MEAT FACTORY HERE	1
November 18, 1926	FOLLOW DEATH TRAIL CLUE TO LOCAL RUMOR (WHITEHALL, LETITIA)	3
November 18, 1926	SLEUTHS TRACE MURDER CLUES IN KIRKLAND (WHITEHALL, LETITIA)	1
November 18, 1926	LIONS SEND NOVEL INVITE TO PRESIDENT COOLIDGE	1
November 18, 1926	OWNERS MUST REPAIR WALKS	1
November 18, 1926	WILL DISCUSS ESTIMATE MON.	1
November 18, 1926	LORA MARIE PROFITT, MAX ELMER LOONEY	3
November 25, 1926	JOHN PAULY PIONEERS SHOW BUSINESS ON EAST SIDE (IN PULLOUT SECTION)	2
November 25, 1926	CROWD THRILLED AS NEW THEATRE OPENS ITS DOORS	1
November 25, 1926	NEW GATEWAY THEATRE PLEASES (SPECIAL PULL-OUT SECTION)	4-Jan
November 25, 1926	WILL DEDICATE SCHOOL ADDITION	1
November 25, 1926	JUDGE MAKES STATEMENT IN WHITEHALL CASE	1
November 25, 1926	MORE ARRESTS LOOM TODAY IN MURDER CASE (WHITEHALL, LETITIA)	1
November 25, 1926	REWARD PETITION IS STARTED (WHITEHALL, LETITIA)	1
November 25, 1926	DAVIS, DAVID R	4
November 25, 1926	DICKINSON, SARAH AMANDA	5
November 25, 1926	DODDS, G F	3
November 25, 1926	LOHMER, EDITH	1
November 25, 1926	KAZUI HIROTAKA, TONY MATSNOKA	11
November 25, 1926	RUTH LEE, CLIFFORD SEARL	11
December 2, 1926	REV J R MCGEE TO BE SPEAKER AT SCHOOL SERVICES	1
December 2, 1926	SERVICE STATION IS OPENED AT JUANITA	1
December 2, 1926	LET’S KEEP OUR HEADS (WHITEHALL MURDER)	1
December 2, 1926	KAY-TEX ROBES LATEST EAST SIDE PRODUCT	1
December 2, 1926	SERVICE STATION IS OPENED AT JUANITA	1
December 2, 1926	KNAUF HOME ENTERED AND ROBBED THANKSGIVING	1
December 2, 1926	REWARD REACHES $600 MARK (WHITEHALL MURDER)	1
December 2, 1926	THEORY EXPLODES – SUSPECT MAKES HIS APPEARANCE (WHITEHALL MURDER)	1
December 2, 1926	DODD, GEORGE FREDERICK	3
December 2, 1926	LOVEJOY, DELAVIN	3
December 2, 1926	WHITEHALL, LETITIA	1
December 2, 1926	CARS COLLIDE ON JUANITA BRIDGE	1
December 2, 1926	WIND WRECKS POWER LINES	1
December 2, 1926	LORA MARIE PROFITT, MAX ELMER LOONEY	3
December 9, 1926	FIRE DESTROYS ERICKSON STORE	9
December 9, 1926	SCHOOL ADDITION IS FORMALLY DEDICATED (PHOTO)	1
December 9, 1926	BUYS RESTAURANT TAKES RECEIPTS AND DISAPPEARS (LOTUS CAFE)	1
December 9, 1926	COLUMBIA TAKES OVER NEW YARD	1
December 9, 1926	TIMES FEATURES LOCAL CHAMBER	1
December 9, 1926	FIRE DESTROYS ERICKSON STORE	9
December 9, 1926	STREETS TO HAVE HOLIDAY ATTIRE	1
December 9, 1926	BUYS RESTAURANT TAKES RECEIPTS AND DISAPPEARS (LOTUS CAFE)	1
December 9, 1926	NEED BUT $200 TO REACH GOAL (REWARD IN WHITEHALL MURDER)	1
December 9, 1926	PROSECUTOR AND INVESTIGATORS WORK ON QUIET (WHITEHALL MURDER)	1
December 9, 1926	OLESON, ERIC	12
December 9, 1926	TRUEBLOOD, MRS B T	1
December 9, 1926	NEW HOME FOR JOURNAL OFFICE	8
December 9, 1926	TIMES FEATURES LOCAL CHAMBER	1
December 9, 1926	SAND POINT ROAD CERTAIN	9
December 16, 1926	BERRIES IN DECEMBER BRINGS EVIDENCE	1
December 16, 1926	FIRE THREATENS TO DESTROY TORY HOME	1
December 16, 1926	CARR TO OPEN STORE TUESDAY (CARR’S CONFECTIONERY)	1
December 16, 1926	PROSECUTOR COLVIN TO BE SPEAKER AT CHAMBER MEET	1
December 16, 1926	RELIEF DRIVE IS POSTPONED	1
December 16, 1926	MINSTREL SHOW IS BIG EVENT	1
December 16, 1926	BOTHELL OFFICIALS THANK FIRE DEPT	1
December 16, 1926	FIRE THREATENS TO DESTROY TORY HOME	1
December 16, 1926	SANTA WILL BE AT LIONS CLUB TUESDAY; EXPECT ALL MEMBERS	1
December 16, 1926	STREETS MAKE GOOD SHOWING	1
December 16, 1926	TALES OF HEROIC ADVENTURES OF SEATTLE CHRISTMAS SHOPPER	1
December 16, 1926	BOTHELL LADY TAKES LIFE AT MURDER SCENE	1
December 16, 1926	HUGHES, ELIZABETH	1
December 16, 1926	SANTA WILL BE AT LIONS CLUB TUESDAY; EXPECT ALL MEMBERS	1
December 16, 1926	PRESS GROUP PLANS MEETING HERE IN JAN.	1
December 23, 1926	OBED PATTY OPENS ARCHERS GALLERY IN EVERETT	3
December 23, 1926	COLVIN SPEECH GRIPS AUDIENCE	3
December 23, 1926	WHAT GREATER PUNISHMENT? (WHITEHALL MURDER)	3
December 23, 1926	COMMITTEE FINDS FEW DESTITUTE	3
December 23, 1926	ROSE HILL MINSTREL MAKES HIT WITH CROWD	3
December 23, 1926	COUNCIL PLANS LICENSES FOR BILLIARDS ROOMS	3
December 23, 1926	BOYS BUILD OWN CHRISTMAS GIFT (REGINALD CLEGG, EARNEST BERG)	3
December 23, 1926	JUDGE SUSPENDS BOYS SENTENCE	3
December 23, 1926	JURY PASSES UP MURDER INVESTIGATION (WHITEHALL, LETITIA)	3
December 23, 1926	MUHLENAN, HENRY	6
December 23, 1926	PARSHALL, SETH	12
December 23, 1926	TODD, MRS R H	7
December 23, 1926	ATHLETIC CLUB IS FORMED HERE BY YOUNG MEN (KIRKLAND ATHLETIC CLUB	3
December 23, 1926	ROSE HILL MINSTREL MAKES HIT WITH CROWD	3
December 30, 1926	LOCAL GIRL IN SEATTLE PLAY (JOHNSON, MARJORIE)	1
December 30, 1926	NEW HOME OF JOURNAL OFFICE (BURKE & FARRAR BUILDING)	1
December 30, 1926	HAIG OPENS BARBER SHOP IN NEW GATEWAY HOTEL	1
December 30, 1926	MISS GRAY CHARMS WITH NEW KIMBALL ORGAN (GATEWAY THEATRE)	1
December 30, 1926	GATEWAY HOTEL GETS COMPLETE OVERHAULING	1
December 30, 1926	BUYER OF CAFE AGAIN MAKES HIS APPEARANCE (LOTUS CAFE)	1
December 30, 1926	NEW ACTIVITY APPARENT IN MURDER CASE (WHITEHALL, LETITIA)	1
December 30, 1926	CONRAD, KATHRYN ELIZABETH	1
December 30, 1926	CURTIS, W G	1
December 30, 1926	KILLEEN, MICHEAL	1
December 30, 1926	MUHLEMAN, HENRY	8
December 30, 1926	NEW HOME OF JOURNAL OFFICE (BURKE & FARRAR BUILDING)	1
January 6, 1927	FARRAR RETURNS FROM SOUTH TO BUILD RABBITRY	1
January 6, 1927	SMALL GIRL IS VICTIM OF SPARK FROM FIREPLACE (HASLETT, ELIZABETH)	1
January 6, 1927	NIGHT SCHOOL CLASSES HAVE NOW OPENED AT KIRKLAND HIGH SCHOOL	1
January 6, 1927	FATHER AND SON BANQUET TO BE HELD JAN 26	1
January 6, 1927	WHITEHALL CASE TAKES NEW TURN – MAY BE SOLVED	1
January 6, 1927	WOULD STOP USE OF AUTOMATICS (GUNS)	1
January 6, 1927	ERVEN, L C	1
January 6, 1927	HASLETT, ELIZABETH JUNE	1
January 6, 1927	HINES, LUCY	10
January 6, 1927	MARTIN, JEANETTE	7
January 6, 1927	PORTER, MILDRED C	1
January 6, 1927	SMITH, MARGARET	1
January 6, 1927	STORY, MARY DOROTHY	3
January 6, 1927	TRUEBLOOD, DR BARCLAY T	1
January 6, 1927	SHERBROOKE IS NEW LODGE HEAD	1
January 6, 1927	STORMS PLAY HAVOC WITH LEGION BOAT	1
January 6, 1927	POSTAL RECEIPTS SHOW SMALL GAIN FOR 1926	1
January 6, 1927	STATE AID ROAD FILL TO BE PAVED; COUNTY CREWS ARE NOW WORKING	1
January 6, 1927	STORMS PLAY HAVOC WITH LEGION BOAT	1
January 6, 1927	MILDRED SITES, HAROLD KINDRED	2
January 13, 1927	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	4
January 13, 1927	K P LODGE BUYS NEW BUILDING	1
January 13, 1927	ERVEN’S STOCK IS TO BE SOLD	1
January 13, 1927	PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER NOW LOCATED IN JOURNAL OFFICE	1
January 13, 1927	PARDEE TO TALK AT CHAMBER MEET TUESDAY NIGHT	1
January 13, 1927	NIGHT SCHOOL ORGANIZED WITH THREE SUBJECTS AS STARTER	1
January 13, 1927	BROWN PLAYING LONE HAND IN COUNTY OFFICE	1
January 13, 1927	BANNICK WILL TAKE UP MURDER CASE AT ONCE (WHITEHALL)	1
January 13, 1927	EAST SIDE HAS SHERIFF’S AIDE	1
January 13, 1927	FOWLER, MADGE TOMASON	11
January 13, 1927	HINE, LUCY JANE	11
January 13, 1927	KEEPS WORD ON GARBAGE WORK (VON CARNOP, THOS E)	1
January 20, 1927	MODERN RABBITRY STIRS INTEREST AMONG BREEDERS	1
January 20, 1927	BAD WRECK ON JUANITA BRIDGE	1
January 20, 1927	NEW OFFICERS OF CHAMBER CONDUCT FIRST MEETING (PHOTOS)	1
January 20, 1927	WILLIAMS, ZOE HUTCHESON	7
January 20, 1927	HEARING CALLED ON STATE ROAD REASSESSMENT	1
January 27, 1927	LOCAL DENTIST SOON TO ENTER LARGER FIELD (ROBINSON, DR F C)	1
January 27, 1927	GIVE THE MAN A CHANCE (DR DOBBS – WHITEHALL MURDER)	10
January 27, 1927	U W GLEE CLUB PLAY AT JUANITA	1
January 27, 1927	BIG LEASE IS COMPLETED ON JUANITA POINT	1
January 27, 1927	U W GLEE CLUB PLAY AT JUANITA	1
January 27, 1927	BIG LEASE IS COMPLETED ON JUANITA POINT	1
January 27, 1927	WIFE MAINTAINS INNOCENCE OF ACCUSED DOCTOR (WHITEHALL – DOBBS)	1
January 27, 1927	MRS DOBBS ARRANGES TO CARRY ON HER HUSBAND’S DENTAL PRACTICE	1
January 27, 1927	RABBIT MEN TO ORGANIZE	1
January 27, 1927	NEWSPAPER MEN WILL ASSEMBLE HERE SAT NIGHT	1
January 27, 1927	SEATTLE PAPER QUOTES EDITORIAL FROM EAST SIDE JOURNAL SATURDAY	1
January 27, 1927	BIG LEASE IS COMPLETED ON JUANITA POINT	1
February 3, 1927	SHINSTROM NOW CASHIER OF KIRKLAND BANK	3
February 3, 1927	TOWN IS VILLAGE AS BANK STARTS	1
February 3, 1927	WETER & ROBERTS PURCHASE LOCAL BANK INTERESTS	1
February 3, 1927	MEHLBERG BLDG NOW UNDER WAY	1
February 3, 1927	TIME SHOP TO SUCCEED ERVEN	1
February 3, 1927	PROGRAM COMPLETE FOR U OF W GLEE CLUB AT JUANITA HALL FEB 18	1
February 3, 1927	TOWN IS VILLAGE AS BANK STARTS	1
February 3, 1927	PROGRAM COMPLETE FOR U OF W GLEE CLUB AT JUANITA HALL FEB 18	1
February 3, 1927	DOBBS HEARING IS HELD UP FOR TWO MORE WEEKS (WHITEHALL)	1
February 3, 1927	DR RAYMOND TAKES OVER PRACTICE OF DR ROBINSON	1
February 3, 1927	HODGES, LLOYD	11
February 3, 1927	MCINTOSH, SUZANNE	6
February 3, 1927	SCHUSTER, MARY LUCINDA	1
February 3, 1927	WOOLEN MILL SALE RUMORS ARE DENIED	1
February 10, 1927	FAMILY REUNION AT BLAKE HOME TEMPORARILY ENDED THIS WEEK	1
February 10, 1927	QUALITY MILLS STARTS WORK ON NEW BLDG	1
February 10, 1927	BURKE & FARRAR DEVELOPS NEW LAKE TRACTS	1
February 10, 1927	LOTUS CAFE TO HAVE REOPENING FEB 16-17	1
February 10, 1927	F M ROBERTS TO BE SPEAKER AT CHAMBER MEET	1
February 10, 1927	AUXILIARY MAKES RED CROSS DRIVE	1
February 10, 1927	BURKE & FARRAR DEVELOPS NEW LAKE TRACTS	1
February 10, 1927	IS DR DOBBS THE GOAT? (WHITEHALL)	10
February 10, 1927	WASH. GLEE CLUB TICKETS GO FAST	1
February 10, 1927	CHARGES FLY IN DOBBS CASE; TRIED IN NEWSPAPERS (WHITEHALL)	1
February 10, 1927	MARSHAL SEARCHES FOR BAD CHECK PASSER WED.	1
February 10, 1927	SCOUTS OBSERVE 17 ANNIVERSARY	1
February 10, 1927	MAY HAVE TWO TICKETS IN FIELD IN COUNCIL RACE	1
February 10, 1927	OLIVE LYDIA ADAMS, FRANK LONGFIELD BISSELL	11
February 17, 1927	PENNEY NOW VICE PRES. OF BANK	1
February 17, 1927	IS OLD ALASKA MARKET DEALER (KLENERT, W W)	1
February 17, 1927	RED CROSS CALL IS GOING OVER	1
February 17, 1927	ELKS PRESENT FLAG TO SCHOOL (JUANITA SCHOOL)	1
February 17, 1927	VENTRILOQUIST AT GATEWAY (PROF MAYER)	1
February 17, 1927	ELKS PRESENT FLAG TO SCHOOL (JUANITA SCHOOL)	1
February 17, 1927	FIGHT FOR DOBBS FOLLOWING HIS REARREST WED.	1
February 17, 1927	ELKS PRESENT FLAG TO SCHOOL (JUANITA SCHOOL)	1
February 17, 1927	SIX ARE FILED FOR OFFICE OF TOWN COUNCIL	1
February 17, 1927	RECEIVER NOW IN CHARGE OF MATZEN MILLS	1
February 24, 1927	ARE HONORED ON GOLDEN WEDDING (CRAGIN, MR AND MRS C L)	11
February 24, 1927	BOARD MAKES REPAIRS ON GRADE SCHOOL BLDG	1
February 24, 1927	FLAG CEREMONY IS IMPRESSIVE (JUANITA SCHOOL)	1
February 24, 1927	LIQUOR CAUSES BAD ACCIDENT	1
February 24, 1927	BOARD UNIFIES GRADE AND HIGH SCHOOL SYSTEM	1
February 24, 1927	GLEE CLUB GETS FULL HOUSE FRI.	1
February 24, 1927	OBSERVANCE OF WASHINGTON WEEK HAS BROUGHT RESPONSE	1
February 24, 1927	TOWN COUNCIL HAS LIVELIEST SESSION MON.	1
February 24, 1927	FLAG CEREMONY IS IMPRESSIVE (JUANITA SCHOOL)	1
February 24, 1927	DOBBS CONFIDENT AS BAIL GRANTED (WHITEHALL)	1
February 24, 1927	SHORLE, ANN	11
February 24, 1927	LIONS’ PARTY IS SEASON’S EVENT	1
March 3, 1927	IS HONORED ON 74TH BIRTHDAY (COLLINS, R H)	1
March 3, 1927	JUANITA LADY IS KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT	1
March 3, 1927	MASS MEETING OPPOSES CHANGE (SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION)	1
March 3, 1927	SENIORS READY FOR ANNUAL PLAY	1
March 3, 1927	SENIORS READY FOR ANNUAL PLAY	1
March 3, 1927	NEW HOTEL TO OPEN SUNDAY (GATEWAY APARTMENT HOTEL)	7
March 3, 1927	BREAK INTO GARAGE AND STEAL AUTO OF P JOCHUN	1
March 3, 1927	LOCAL MAN IS MISSING SINCE LAST THURSDAY (MEHLBERG, OTTO)	1
March 3, 1927	THIEVES BREAK INTO HAYES STORE ON HIGHWAY SAT.	1
March 3, 1927	SAND POINT GETS FUNDS	1
March 3, 1927	BLAU, LOUIS	1
March 3, 1927	STOOR, MRS	1
March 3, 1927	YMCA OUTLINES WORK FOR DISTRICT	1
March 3, 1927	ELECTION QUIET; L JOHSENS OUT	1
March 3, 1927	PROPOSAL MADE TO PUT WATER MAIN ON BOLD ST	1
March 3, 1927	PROPOSAL MADE TO PUT WATER MAIN ON BOLD ST	1
March 3, 1927	NEW INTERESTS PLAN PURCHASE OF WOOLEN MILL	1
March 10, 1927	WOMEN IN CHARGE OF CHAMBER MEET	1
March 10, 1927	LON ALLEN WINS SCHOOL ELECTION BY BIG MARGIN	1
March 10, 1927	DOBBS CASE SET FOR APRIL 11TH (WHITEHALL)	1
March 10, 1927	FINE BURNER OF AUTOMOBILE	1
March 10, 1927	GOVT CASE AGAINST MOORE IS STRICKEN FROM COURT CALENDAR	1
March 10, 1927	MISSING MAN’S BODY IS FOUND IN LAKE WASHINGTON (MEHLBERG, OTTO)	1
March 10, 1927	RECKLESS DRIVING CASE SET OVER FOR TWO WEEKS	1
March 10, 1927	“OLD JIM” DIES MONDAY EVE; OLDEST OF TRIBE (GRAHAM, JIM)	4
March 10, 1927	GRAHAM, JIM “OLD JIM”	4
March 10, 1927	JOHNSON, CLIFFORD	11
March 10, 1927	MEHLBERG, OTTO	1
March 10, 1927	MILNE, MARSHALL	7
March 10, 1927	MRS NEIGHBOR HEADS WOMAN’S CLUB NEXT YEAR	1
March 10, 1927	MATZEN MILL CASE HELD UP FOR ONE WEEK	1
March 17, 1927	BUSINESS WOMEN HAVE CHARGE OF CHAMBER MEET	1
March 17, 1927	OVER 100 GO TO OLYMPIA THURS.	1
March 17, 1927	SENIOR PLAY DRAWS TWO FULL HOUSES; PARTS ARE WELL PLAYED	1
March 17, 1927	SENIOR PLAY DRAWS TWO FULL HOUSES; PARTS ARE WELL PLAYED	1
March 17, 1927	LITTLE PEACE AT PEACE MEETING IN SNOQUALMIE	1
March 17, 1927	DOBBS FORCES FILING WITH CLERK OF TESTIMONY AT CORONER’S INQUEST	1
March 17, 1927	MCKINNON, CLAUDE	1
March 17, 1927	WHITE, MINNIE RAY	1
March 17, 1927	BUSINESS WOMEN HAVE CHARGE OF CHAMBER MEET	1
March 17, 1927	BOTHELL TEAM IS STATE CHAMP (BASKETBALL)	1
March 17, 1927	FERRY NOT UNDER PUBLIC SERVICE	1
March 17, 1927	EAST SIDE GETS FAIR SHARE OF APPROPRIATIONS	1
March 17, 1927	TO ADVERTISE MATZEN MILL	1
March 24, 1927	HONORED ON EIGHTY-SIXTH BIRTHDAY (RECOR, GEORGE D)	9
March 24, 1927	REPORT SHOWS IMPROVEMENT IN SCHOOL AFFAIRS	1
March 24, 1927	BOOSTER PUMP IS TO BE INSTALLED BY TOWN COUNCIL	1
March 24, 1927	DEPUTIES NEARLY MAKE ERROR WHEN THEY PLAN RAID ON STILL	1
March 24, 1927	MRS MARTIN IS FINED $50 AND COSTS FOR ACCIDENT (CAR WRECK)	1
March 24, 1927	HASKINS, MARIAN LILLIAN	1
March 24, 1927	PRICE, FRANK N	9
March 24, 1927	FIRST BIRTHDAY FOR B & P CLUB	1
March 24, 1927	STATE LETTER CARRIERS MEET AT FORTESCUE HOME	1
March 24, 1927	DEPUTIES NEARLY MAKE ERROR WHEN THEY PLAN RAID ON STILL	1
March 24, 1927	LOCAL ROAD FUNDS LEFT INTACT; VETO SLASHES DO NOT STRIKE THE EAST	1
March 24, 1927	BOOSTER PUMP IS TO BE INSTALLED BY TOWN COUNCIL	1
March 24, 1927	MILL PROSPECTS LOOK BRIGHTER AS BOND HOLDERS MEET TUES.	1
March 31, 1927	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	5
March 31, 1927	LARIMORE GOES TO EVERETT WED. (STANDARD OIL)	1
March 31, 1927	REX DRUG INSTALLS NEW ELECTRIC SODA FOUNTAIN	1
March 31, 1927	LOCAL CANNERY HAS NEW SUPERINTENDENT (NEWTON, J R)	1
March 31, 1927	JUANITA POINT TRACTS OPEN	1
March 31, 1927	DORIS CURTIS, LEONARD MORGAN	6
March 31, 1927	CHURCH PLAY IS CLEVERLY GIVEN – WELL RECEIVED	1
March 31, 1927	GLEE CLUB TO GIVE PLAY SOON	1
March 31, 1927	WATER RATE IS INCREASED BY TOWN COUNCIL	1
March 31, 1927	JUANITA POINT TRACTS OPEN	1
March 31, 1927	BOWSER, BERTHA	3
March 31, 1927	GRAFF, FREDERICK	3
March 31, 1927	KAMBER, CARL	11
March 31, 1927	JUANITA POINT TRACTS OPEN	1
March 31, 1927	OVERLAKE OPEN FOR PLAY SAT	1
March 31, 1927	CHURCH PLAY IS CLEVERLY GIVEN – WELL RECEIVED	1
March 31, 1927	WATER RATE IS INCREASED BY TOWN COUNCIL	1
April 7, 1927	DREW MOTOR CO TO OPEN HERE	1
April 7, 1927	DR DOBBS CONFIDENT ON EVE OF TRIAL	1
April 7, 1927	COUNTY PTA CONVENTION TO BE HELD HERE	1
April 7, 1927	ENTRANCES TO BE COMPLETED – LIONS TO AID	1
April 7, 1927	HAVE GAY TIME AT BIRTHDAY PARTY (BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL WOMEN)	1
April 7, 1927	FERRY BREAKS BOTH SHAFTS	1
April 7, 1927	FIRST SNOW IN APRIL, SAY OLD TIMERS HERE	1
April 7, 1927	ESTHER MARR, CHESTER F GRAVES	11
April 14, 1927	SESSIONS BUYS WARE’S INTEREST IN BATTERY SHOP	1
April 14, 1927	WALKER BUYS CARR’S INTEREST IN THE ELITE BARBER SHOP	1
April 14, 1927	LIONS TO ROAR TUES. NIGHT AT CHAMBER MEET	1
April 14, 1927	“PICKLES” IS CLEVER PLAY	1
April 14, 1927	DOBBS BELIEVES JURY PANEL TO BE A FAIR ONE	1
April 14, 1927	KITELEY, SADIE WHITTEMORE	6
April 14, 1927	KORNEK, JOSEPH	1
April 14, 1927	RHODES, MARTIN	1
April 14, 1927	LIONS TURN THEIR MEETING INTO EMERGENCY OPERATING ROOM TUES.	1
April 14, 1927	B & F PUT UP HIGHWAY SIGNS	1
April 14, 1927	CALLS FOR BIDS ON WATER PUMP	1
April 14, 1927	COURT REFUSES BID OF BOND HOLDERS THURS.	1
April 21, 1927	YOUNGER’S CANDIES – ONE YEARS ACCOMPLISHMENT (FULL PAGE AD)	5
April 21, 1927	FIVE RAIDS ARE MADE BY DEPUTY SHERIFFS THIS WEEK – ONE ARRESTED	1
April 21, 1927	STATE EVIDENCE IS WEAKENED (DOBBS TRIAL)	1
April 21, 1927	ODA, E	11
April 21, 1927	FIVE RAIDS ARE MADE BY DEPUTY SHERIFFS THIS WEEK – ONE ARRESTED	1
April 21, 1927	CROWDS TO BE IN KIRKLAND DURING JULY (RESCUE MISSION WORKERS)	1
April 21, 1927	OUTSIDE WATER RATES RAISED	1
April 21, 1927	CATHERINE MATTIX, HUGH MCDONALD	11
April 21, 1927	WOOLEN MILL MAY BE LEASED TO EASTERN FIRM; OPERATE HERE	1
April 28, 1927	IS KIRKLAND VISITOR (TODD, C C)	1
April 28, 1927	FLUFF RUG COMPANY STARTS ON CENTRAL AVENUE	1
April 28, 1927	SEWAGE PLAN OF ENGINEER IS HELD OVER	1
April 28, 1927	ACCUSED OF ARSON (KENNEDY, MARY B)	6
April 28, 1927	DOBBS’ CASE GOES TO JURY	1
April 28, 1927	PULLING CORKS IS DANGEROUS JOB, SAYS DEPUTY SHERIFF HILL	1
April 28, 1927	TERRIBLE DOG DAYS ARE HERE … (DOG LICENSES)	1
April 28, 1927	CARLBERG, W D	1
April 28, 1927	LAWES, EDWIN C	11
April 28, 1927	TAYLOR HEADS RABBIT ASS’N	1
April 28, 1927	LEGION TO OBSERVE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF BOAT	1
April 28, 1927	PULLING CORKS IS DANGEROUS JOB, SAYS DEPUTY SHERIFF HILL	1
April 28, 1927	FIVE MINUTES IS CUT OFF OF FERRY SCHEDULE	1
April 28, 1927	SEWAGE PLAN OF ENGINEER IS HELD OVER	1
April 28, 1927	MILL AGAIN IS POSTPONED	1
May 5, 1927	HINDMAN ELECTRIC SHOP STARTED IN ELSON BLDG	1
May 5, 1927	CHAMBER PLAY ROUNDING INTO FINE FORM NOW	1
May 5, 1927	KIRKLAND HIGH YEARBOOK OFF PRESS THIS WEEK	1
May 5, 1927	COUNCIL GETS SEWAGE PLAN FOR NORTH END	1
May 5, 1927	KIRKLAND HOTEL NOW OWNED BY BREMERTON MAN]	1
May 5, 1927	BEGINNING AGAIN (DOBBS, C C – AFTERMATH OF WHITEHALL TRIAL)	1
May 5, 1927	COMMISSION FRANK PAUL WILL GO ON TRIAL MAY 10	5
May 5, 1927	MARSHAL FLAGS SPEEDING STAR; THIEVES GET AWAY WITH NASH	1
May 5, 1927	READY FOR BIG LEGION PARTY	1
May 5, 1927	STORY IN JOURNAL BRINGS RESULTS; MRS ELLSWORTH GETS HUSBAND	1
May 5, 1927	FOUR HUNDRED ATTEND LECTURE (CHRISTIAN SCIENCE)	1
May 5, 1927	MORE MEETINGS HERE FOR WHITE (WHITE, REV HOLICE BRITT)	1
May 5, 1927	COUNCIL GETS SEWAGE PLAN FOR NORTH END	1
May 5, 1927	JULIA ELLSWORTH, H M HOGENSON	1
May 5, 1927	MILL SUPERINTENDENT GOES TO OREGON CITY MILLS	1
May 12, 1927	LESCHI DAIRY WINS HONORS	1
May 12, 1927	WILL NOT GO ON LECTURE TOUR (DOBBS, C C)	1
May 12, 1927	LUSTIG SELLS OUT INTERESTS IN KIRKLAND	1
May 12, 1927	BUSINESS ONLY FOR CHAMBER	1
May 12, 1927	JUNIOR CLUB CANTATA WED.	1
May 12, 1927	OPEN HOUSE AT HIGH SCHOOL PROVES INTERESTING WED.	1
May 12, 1927	MAYOR GIVES DEMONSTRATION OF CLEAN UP WEEK AT LIONS CLUB	1
May 12, 1927	ELDRIDGE, GEORGE WYMAN	1
May 12, 1927	HAVERCAMP, AUGUST	11
May 12, 1927	HOLLISTER, A A	2
May 12, 1927	MAYOR GIVES DEMONSTRATION OF CLEAN UP WEEK AT LIONS CLUB	1
May 12, 1927	LEGION IS SET FOR BIG PARTY	1
May 12, 1927	IN KIRKLAND NOW (WHITE, HOLICE BRITT)	6
May 12, 1927	MISSION SHOW FILLS LOCAL THEATRE	1
May 12, 1927	MAY COMPROMISE LEGAL ACTION BY PROPERTY OWNERS	1
May 12, 1927	KATHRYN ETHEL BRITTAIN, NATHAN LEWIS GREEN	11
May 19, 1927	KIRKLAND HOTEL AND CAFE – NEW MANAGEMENT	7
May 19, 1927	NOT TO SERVE SAYS MRS DOBBS (DOBBS, ALICE V)	1
May 19, 1927	CAST IS READY TO STAGE BIG CHAMBER PLAY	1
May 19, 1927	PRES. APPOINTS PLANNING COMMISSION	1
May 19, 1927	LEGION AUXILIARY TO MAKE HARD DRIVE ON POPPY SALE THIS YEAR	1
May 19, 1927	CAST IS READY TO STAGE BIG CHAMBER PLAY	1
May 19, 1927	NELL BARRY TAYLOR APPEARS IN SEATTLE PRODUCED PICTURE	1
May 19, 1927	AUTHOR’S YACHT LEAVES YARD (WHITE, STUART EDWARD)	1
May 19, 1927	BIGLOW, CLAIR V	11
May 19, 1927	HILLMAN, MINNIE	1
May 19, 1927	THANK YOU, REV WHITE	7
May 19, 1927	HOLD HEARING ON NORTH DIST. SEWAGE PLAN	1
May 19, 1927	RUTH NETTLETON, FRED RICHARDS	6
May 19, 1927	BOND HOLDERS PURCHASE MILL FROM RECEIVER	1
May 26, 1927	BASS GETS WORD ON NEW FORD CARS	1
May 26, 1927	JUANITA MARKET OPENS SATURDAY	1
May 26, 1927	LAKESIDE CARPET CLEANING CO ADDS NEW EQUIPMENT	1
May 26, 1927	CHAMBER PLAY GETS APPLAUSE OF AUDIENCES	1
May 26, 1927	LADIES MEAN BUSINESS; WILL HAVE POPPIES FOR EVERYONE	1
May 26, 1927	ECKSTEIN TO BE COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER, JUNE 2	1
May 26, 1927	GRADE SCHOOLS PLAN GRADUATION EXERCISES	1
May 26, 1927	CHAMBER PLAY GETS APPLAUSE OF AUDIENCES	1
May 26, 1927	JUANITA MARKET OPENS SATURDAY	1
May 26, 1927	CARTER, WALLACE	11
May 26, 1927	DEIGHTON, MARJORIE	11
May 26, 1927	GEBHARDT, HELEN	7
May 26, 1927	LINDSAY, CLARA MERANDA	6
May 26, 1927	RABBIT ASS’N WILL MEET IN KIRKLAND TUES.	1
May 26, 1927	RALLIES FROM ILLNESS TO PUSH CAMP MEETING (SCOTT, R J)	1
May 26, 1927	PLANS UNDER WAY FOR IMPROVEMENT SAND POINT ROAD	1
May 26, 1927	VETERANS TO HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES; KEAN TO SPEAK	1
June 2, 1927	BULB FARM TO GO TO LYNDEN	1
June 2, 1927	LOCAL MAN GETS RECOGNITION (HOPKINS, J R)	1
June 2, 1927	HOME OF R B LITTELL BURNS MEMORIAL DAY	1
June 2, 1927	BLAU CHEVROLET INSTALLS NEW WASHING EQUIPMENT	1
June 2, 1927	MERCHANTS TO MEET; LAYOUT ADV PROGRAM	1
June 2, 1927	CEMETERY NOW HAS WATER SYSTEM INSTALLED; IS AID TO LOT OWNERS	1
June 2, 1927	28 RECEIVE DIPLOMAS AT COMMENCEMENT	1
June 2, 1927	HERE THEY ARE THE KHS CLASS OF 1927 (PHOTOS)	5
June 2, 1927	TWENTY-FOUR GRADUATE FROM JUANITA SCHOOL, WEDNESDAY	1
June 2, 1927	HOME OF R B LITTELL BURNS MEMORIAL DAY	1
June 2, 1927	PREVENTS WORK ON BOOSTER PUMP	1
June 2, 1927	TWENTY-FOUR GRADUATE FROM JUANITA SCHOOL, WEDNESDAY	1
June 2, 1927	LEGION TO GIVE ANOTHER CIRCUS	1
June 2, 1927	AIMEE PLANS TO SPEND FEW DAYS IN KIRKLAND	1
June 2, 1927	ALTA A TERPENING, DR H K STOCKWELL	1
June 2, 1927	DOLORES KING, ARTHUR PELISS	11
June 2, 1927	HELEN CALKINS, FRANK HOAGLAND	7
June 9, 1927	MRS NEWBERRY TO GRADUATE FROM U OF W; GRANDSON IS NOW JUNIOR	1
June 9, 1927	PLANS COMPLETE FOR MERCHANTS MEETING THURS.	1
June 9, 1927	CANNERY NOW READY TO START OPERATION	1
June 9, 1927	39 GRADUATED FROM 8TH GRADE	1
June 9, 1927	NEWLY ELECTS TAKE SEATS ON COUNCIL MONDAY	1
June 9, 1927	EGBERT SAYS SHOOTING NEAR LAKE MUST STOP	7
June 9, 1927	OLSON, MATTHEW	1
June 9, 1927	BANNISTER NOW HEAD OF LIONS	1
June 9, 1927	NEW REALTY CO IS FORMED HERE (COLLINS-HARLOW)	1
June 9, 1927	AIMEE’S APPEARANCE HERE NOW ASSURED	1
June 9, 1927	NEWBERRY AGAIN CHOSEN PASTOR	1
June 9, 1927	APPROACH TO FERRY SLIP TO BE FILLED IN	1
June 16, 1927	DR C C DOBBS NOW ENGAGED IN THEATER LECTURE TOUR	6
June 16, 1927	BILL HUNTINGTON NOW IN CHARGE OF ELSON STORE	1
June 16, 1927	VON CARNOP HIT BY AUTO MONDAY	1
June 16, 1927	JUDGE BEALS TO SPEAK AT CHAMBER MEET	1
June 16, 1927	BOARD ISSUES MOVE ORDERS (LEGION CIRCUS)	1
June 16, 1927	BOARD REFUSES TO OK STOREY’S NEW CONTRACT	1
June 16, 1927	SPECIAL DIST. ELECTION JUNE 25	1
June 16, 1927	JUNE 25TH IS KIRKLAND DAY AT FESTIVAL	1
June 16, 1927	TOO DRUNK TO DRIVE SO EGBERT TAKES THEM IN TOW	1
June 16, 1927	JENSEN, PETER	11
June 16, 1927	BOARD ISSUES MOVE ORDERS (LEGION CIRCUS)	1
June 16, 1927	SCOTT ON WAY BACK FROM LOS ANGELES NOW (MISSION WORKERS)	1
June 16, 1927	HOME FOUND FOR TOWN BOOSTER PUMP AT LAST	1
June 16, 1927	BARBARA WHALEY, T CAROL WATERS	11
June 16, 1927	ETHEL LAWR, JOHN EDWARDS	1
June 16, 1927	MILDRED PETERSON, DONALD BRUNER	11
June 16, 1927	WINIFRED WIGGIN, HOWARD BROWN	7
June 23, 1927	MERCHANTS BACK CIVIC CAMPAIGN AT LOTUS THURS	1
June 23, 1927	POST TOASTIES WEEK ON THE EAST SIDE	5
June 23, 1927	CANNERY MAKES BIG IMPROVEMENT (PHOTO)	1
June 23, 1927	PRES. APPOINTS PLAN COMMISSION	1
June 23, 1927	GRADE SCHOOL ELECTS TEACHERS	1
June 23, 1927	HUGE CARAVAN FOR FESTIVAL SATURDAY (BELLEVUE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL)	1
June 23, 1927	DEMONSTRATION SUCCESSFUL (FIRE RETARDANT ROOF COATING)	1
June 23, 1927	SEWAGE SYSTEM PLAN DROPPED BY COUNCIL MON.	1
June 23, 1927	JUANITA PARK TO HAVE GRAND OPENING SUNDAY	1
June 23, 1927	JUANITA PARK TO HAVE GRAND OPENING SUNDAY	1
June 23, 1927	NEW TRAFFIC COP MAKES FIRST ARREST SUNDAY; DRUNKEN DRIVER	1
June 23, 1927	BONNEY, ELLA	11
June 23, 1927	DAY, MARY ELLEN	6
June 23, 1927	JUANITA PARK TO HAVE GRAND OPENING SUNDAY	1
June 23, 1927	WHITE RETURNS; SPEEDS PLANS (REV HOLLIS BRITT WHITE)	1
June 23, 1927	SEWAGE SYSTEM PLAN DROPPED BY COUNCIL MON.	1
June 30, 1927	STANDARD OIL CO BUILDING NEW TANK AT HOUGHTON	1
June 30, 1927	BOARD ELECTS SUPT. TONIGHT	1
June 30, 1927	SCHOOL LEVY PASSES SAT.	1
June 30, 1927	SEWER SYSTEM UNCHANGED LAKE	12
June 30, 1927	125 CARS IN CARAVAN TO BELLEVUE SAT.	1
June 30, 1927	STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IS COMMUNITY ASSET	1
June 30, 1927	COUNTY ORDERS CHECK OF DOBBS CASE EXPENSE	1
June 30, 1927	PLAN TO PUT TRAFFIC MAN IN NEW UNIFORM	5
June 30, 1927	SHOTS FLY AS BANDIT HOLDS UP OIL STATION	1
June 30, 1927	WORK TO START AT SAND POINT	1
June 30, 1927	GICKER, ELIZABETH J	11
June 30, 1927	STOREY, FRANCIS	3
June 30, 1927	LEGION DRUM CORPS VISITS	1
June 30, 1927	FISHERMEN NOW VYING FOR HONORS ON THIS SEASON’S BIGGEST CATCHES	1
June 30, 1927	NOTED LEADERS ARE OBTAINED FOR SESSIONS	1
June 30, 1927	HIGHWAY DEPT ACCEPTS PLANS FOR NEW ROAD (KIRKLAND-REDMOND)	1
June 30, 1927	ONLY TWO BIDS ON PIPE LINE	1
June 30, 1927	SEWER SYSTEM UNCHANGED LAKE	12
June 30, 1927	DOROTHY MARIE MILLS, JOSEPH LETOURNEAU	12
July 7, 1927	JOHSENS GETS $40000 SCHOOL CONTRACT MON.	1
July 7, 1927	COMMITTEE OFFERS PRIZE FOR BEST LETTER SUBMITTED, $25	1
July 7, 1927	DREW MOTOR CO MOVES INTO NEW QUARTERS	1
July 7, 1927	MERCHANT’S SHOW TO BE AUG 8-13	9
July 7, 1927	MRS LEWIS OPENS CASH STORE ON JEFFERSON ST	1
July 7, 1927	FOUR DIE IN PLANE CRASH (PHOTOS ON PAGES 2, 7)	1
July 7, 1927	BOARD ELECTS SUPERINTENDENT FOR NEXT YEAR (JACOBSON, J A)	1
July 7, 1927	GEO WEBB AGAIN APPOINTED SPECIAL FIRE WARDEN	1
July 7, 1927	TRAFFIC COP WANTS PEOPLE TO HEED THE LAW	1
July 7, 1927	WIFE FIRES AT FORMER HUSBAND (SPURLING, MRS CY)	1
July 7, 1927	MARTIN, ELSIE MAY	12
July 7, 1927	WALTON EXHIBIT FEATURE OF SHOW	1
July 7, 1927	BUSINESS WOMEN ELECT PRESIDENT (NEWELL, MRS A B)	1
July 7, 1927	CAMP MEETING GETS UNDERWAY	1
July 7, 1927	FOUR DIE IN PLANE CRASH	1
July 7, 1927	SMITH GETS CONTRACT ON KIRKLAND-REDMOND ROAD	1
July 7, 1927	MARIAN WINDAL, L E LARIMORE	1
July 14, 1927	CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING (DAIGLEISH, MR AND MRS JOHN)	12
July 14, 1927	BUSINESS MEN HOLD MEETING AT LOTUS, DISCUSS CAMP MEET	1
July 14, 1927	KIRKLAND TIRE AND BATTERY SHOP REMODELS SALES ROOM	1
July 14, 1927	EAST SIDE BOYS CALLED ON STAND (PLANE CRASH)	1
July 14, 1927	BOARD ELECTS NEW TEACHERS	1
July 14, 1927	PLAN TO CUT COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT SOON	1
July 14, 1927	LAKE RESCUE PLAN PROPOSED	9
July 14, 1927	LAKE RESCUE PLAN PROPOSED	9
July 14, 1927	EAST SIDE BOYS CALLED ON STAND (PLANE CRASH)	1
July 14, 1927	KJALLIN, FREDA	3
July 14, 1927	PARISH, NELLIE MAYBELL	1
July 14, 1927	WOOD, C H	11
July 14, 1927	BUSINESS MEN HOLD MEETING AT LOTUS, DISCUSS CAMP MEET	1
July 14, 1927	CAMP MEETING STARTS OFF BIG	1
July 14, 1927	PUT ON EXTRA BOAT SERVICE FOR SUMMER	1
July 14, 1927	EVADE COUNTY ROAD TIE-UP	12
July 14, 1927	NEW CIRCUITS INTO SEATTLE (TELEPHONE)	1
July 21, 1927	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	9
July 21, 1927	ASSESSOR PLANS REASSESSMENT	1
July 21, 1927	BLAU INSTALL DUCO SPRAY GUN FOR PAINTING CARS	1
July 21, 1927	MERCHANTS EXPO AUGUST 8 TO 13	3
July 21, 1927	SESSIONS DISPLAYS 1000,000,000 GOODYEAR TIRE AT TIRE SHOP	1
July 21, 1927	BOY DROWNED AT LAKE PARK, AS MOTHER WATCHES	1
July 21, 1927	SIX HURT, ONE DEAD IN SMASH	1
July 21, 1927	ANDREA THRILLS HUNDREDS WHILE DRIVING BLINDFOLDED	12
July 21, 1927	COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT NOW CHANGED	1
July 21, 1927	DR DOBBS TO SPEAK AT GATEWAY, JULY 27	1
July 21, 1927	MYSTERY SHROUDS HI-WAY ACCIDENT	1
July 21, 1927	JORGENSON, HARRY	1
July 21, 1927	MASON, FERN	1
July 21, 1927	“SWIMMIN HOLE” INSTRUCTIONS FOR BOYS AT JUANITA, AUG 1, 2, 3	1
July 21, 1927	CAMP MEETING WANTS COW, SCOTT SAYS AIMEE WILL DO THE MILKING	1
July 21, 1927	FIX SIDEWALKS URGES H PEACH	1
July 21, 1927	GRACE ERICKSON, “BUTCH” HENRY THOMAS	5
July 28, 1927	FORGET HOSTILITIES AS WARTIME ENEMIES DINE … (AILES, ELSINO)	1
July 28, 1927	P.O. CHANGES PLEASING TO P.M (MULLIGAN)	1
July 28, 1927	SHEFFIELD ST CORNER CLAIMS SECOND VICTIM	1
July 28, 1927	KIRKLAND’S FIRST BARGAIN DAY	1
July 28, 1927	BOUNDARY PLAN DRAWS ATTACK	1
July 28, 1927	CORONER SETS INQUEST DATE FOR MONDAY (CAR CRASH)	1
July 28, 1927	FRYE, RUSSELL	11
July 28, 1927	HAYDON, E C	1
July 28, 1927	ZWIEFELHOFER, ELOISE	6
July 28, 1927	P.O. CHANGES PLEASING TO P.M (MULLIGAN)	1
July 28, 1927	BOYS MUST HURRY TO REGISTER FOR FREE SWIMMING INSTRUCTIONS	1
July 28, 1927	MEETING DRAWS NOTED WORKER (PARHAM, ALICE WILSON)	1
July 28, 1927	POWER COMPANY INSTALLS LINES	1
July 28, 1927	IVY ELDRIDGE, ALLEN ELDRIDGE	12
July 28, 1927	LOIS PERRIGO, ARTHUR TOSH	3
August 4, 1927	(GLENN) JOHNSON JOINS TITLE COMPANY AS VICE PRES.	1
August 4, 1927	CHESTER GREEN TO LEAVE KIRKLAND DRUG COMPANY	1
August 4, 1927	COLUMBIA LUMBER OPENS NEW YARD AT STANWOOD	1
August 4, 1927	CANNERY DOWN FOR A FEW DAYS	1
August 4, 1927	CHAMBER URGES MAINTENANCE OF DEPOT AGENT	1
August 4, 1927	JURY BLAMES BELTS IN FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT	1
August 4, 1927	B & P W CLUB PLANS CRUISE	1
August 4, 1927	OVER 100 ENTER SWIMMING CLASS	1
August 4, 1927	WHITE LEAVES CAMP MEETING	1
August 4, 1927	ANDERSON TO RUN BOAT TO “AIDA” AUG 9	1
August 4, 1927	CHAMBER URGES MAINTENANCE OF DEPOT AGENT	1
August 4, 1927	WORK STARTED ON REDMOND-KIRKLAND ROAD	3
August 4, 1927	GLADYS IRENE WALTERS, FRANK L BUNKER	7
August 11, 1927	SUMMER SALE! OF PURE WOOL BLANKETS – DIRECT FROM MILL TO YOU	6
August 11, 1927	KIRKLAND MERCHANTS TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE, THURS., AUG 25	1
August 11, 1927	MRS E NEIGHBOR CONTEST WINNER	1
August 11, 1927	ACCIDENT ON HI-WAY MAKES DEATH TOLL 4	1
August 11, 1927	PLAN COMMISSION TO MEET TUESDAY	1
August 11, 1927	TODD OFFERS $600 REWARD FOR CLUES IN THE WHITEHALL CASE	1
August 11, 1927	BARRETT, MRS	7
August 11, 1927	IRVING, FLORENCE	1
August 11, 1927	COMPLETE LIST OF SWIM-MEET WINNERS	1
August 11, 1927	FLORENCE MOORE, LLOYD ALEXANDER	7
August 11, 1927	HELEN DOROTHY RININGER, ELMER GLORIUS	11
August 11, 1927	RUMOR OF MILL SALE DENIED BY OFFICIALS	1
August 11, 1927	TURNS CRASH INTO PROFIT (KAY, THEODORE)	1
August 18, 1927	ROSE HILL NAZARENES TO BUILD PARSONAGE	6
August 18, 1927	FIRE DESTROYS HOME OF A E HAMMOND TUESDAY	1
August 18, 1927	GARAGE OPENS SERVICE DEPT (DREW MOTOR CO)	1
August 18, 1927	PLANS ALL SET FOR OPEN HOUSE NEXT THURS EVE	1
August 18, 1927	TWO GIRLS HURT ON LAKE HIGHWAY	1
August 18, 1927	PLAN TO ZONE KIRKLAND DIST.	1
August 18, 1927	FIRE DESTROYS HOME OF A E HAMMOND TUESDAY	1
August 18, 1927	FIRE SPREADS THROUGH BROWNS AND SILERS OLD LOGGING WORKS	1
August 18, 1927	COUNCIL FILES TENTATIVE 1928 EXPENSE ACCOUNT	1
August 18, 1927	ESTIMATED BUDGET FOR TOWN OF KIRKLAND FOR YEAR 1928	6
August 18, 1927	THIEVES BREAK IN GARAGE SAFE	1
August 18, 1927	AHLEN, CAPTAIN VICTOR	1
August 18, 1927	CHAPMAN, EMMA L	1
August 18, 1927	MOONLIGHT EXCURSION IS SUCCESS IN SPITE OF INCLEMENT WEATHER	1
August 18, 1927	ROSE HILL NAZARENES TO BUILD PARSONAGE	6
August 18, 1927	ROAD FINISHED BY LATE OCTOBER (KIRKLAND-REDMOND)	1
August 25, 1927	PRINCE OF WALES TO EAT EAST SIDE LETTUCE	1
August 25, 1927	LOCAL PASTOR TELLS OF EXPERIENCES ON THEIR EASTERN TRIP (NEWBERRY	6
August 25, 1927	NEW THEATRE TO OPEN SOON IN ELSON BUILDING; FIVE YEAR LEASE	1
August 25, 1927	BARRING RAIN OPEN HOUSE TO DRAW CROWDS TO-NITE	1
August 25, 1927	LEASE IS ASKED BY CHAIN STORE	1
August 25, 1927	NEW THEATRE TO OPEN SOON IN ELSON BUILDING; FIVE YEAR LEASE	1
August 25, 1927	O M WESTON OPENS HIGHWAY MARKET	1
August 25, 1927	PROMPT ACTION OF PASSERBY SAVES CHILDREN FROM FIRE (DWYER, T M)	1
August 25, 1927	WORK UNDER WAY NOW FOR BIG FAIR	1
August 25, 1927	PROMPT ACTION OF PASSERBY SAVES CHILDREN FROM FIRE (DWYER, T M)	1
August 25, 1927	TOURIST HOTEL TRADED TO ELLENSBURG MAN	12
August 25, 1927	FORD ROADSTER STOLEN FROM IN FRONT OF THEATER TUES.	1
August 25, 1927	CHURCHILL, PHIL	1
August 25, 1927	IMPOSSIBLE, IS WORD RECEIVED FROM AIMEE WED.	1
August 25, 1927	CIRCULATES PETITION FOR ROUND LAKE BUS LINE	1
August 25, 1927	WOOLEN MILL NOT SOLD BUT PROSPECT GOOD	1
September 1, 1927	TODD SHARES INFORMATION ABOUT HUGE BERRY PATCH	1
September 1, 1927	REV NEWBERRY BACK FROM EAST	1
September 1, 1927	NEW THEATRE TO OPEN SATURDAY	1
September 1, 1927	DALES CONFECTIONERY NOW MINUTE LUNCH	1
September 1, 1927	MARCELL SHOP TO BE CLOSED UNTIL LAST OF OCTOBER	1
September 1, 1927	NEW OPERATOR NOW IN CHARGE OF BEAUTY SHOP	1
September 1, 1927	NEW THEATRE TO OPEN SATURDAY	1
September 1, 1927	WEATHER FINE; OPEN HOUSE OF MERCHANTS BIG SUCCESS	1
September 1, 1927	VACATION DAYS COME TO CLOSE; SCHOOL TUES	1
September 1, 1927	CIVIC WORK TO START IN SEPT	1
September 1, 1927	JOURNAL STAFF HAS BIG CHANGE	1
September 1, 1927	OFFICIALS THANK KIRKLANDITES	1
September 8, 1927	SOIL GOOD HERE FOR PEPPERMINT GROWING	1
September 8, 1927	25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY IS HELD MONDAY (SMALLFIELD, H C)	11
September 8, 1927	WORK STARTS ON FERRY DOCK	1
September 8, 1927	GOVT GRAVE MARKERS ARRIVE FOR TWO WAR VETERANS	1
September 8, 1927	GRANGE FAIR WILL OPEN FRI. ALL IS READY	1
September 8, 1927	REDISTRICT PLAN FACES COURT ACTION	12
September 8, 1927	SPARKMAN TURNS AGAINST PAUL	1
September 8, 1927	TILLERY ADMITS STATION HOLDUP	1
September 8, 1927	THE BOYS ARE OILING UP THEIR SHOT GUNS AS SEASON APPROACHES	1
September 8, 1927	WORK STARTS ON FERRY DOCK	1
September 8, 1927	TWO REQUESTS FOR BUS LINES HERE TO SEATTLE	1
September 8, 1927	AUTOMATICS IN REDMOND SOON (TELEPHONES)	1
September 8, 1927	THIRD ADDITION OF EAST SIDE DIRECTORY TO BE OUT SOON	1
September 8, 1927	ELLA RUTH PETERSON, WILLIAM A STENNETT	11
September 15, 1927	MR AND MRS E E KINSEY CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING	1
September 15, 1927	REPORT SHOWS BUILDING ACTIVITY FOR PAST FEW WEEKS ON EAST SIDE	1
September 15, 1927	CHAMBER MEET IS POSTPONED	1
September 15, 1927	REPORT SHOWS BUILDING ACTIVITY FOR PAST FEW WEEKS ON EAST SIDE	1
September 15, 1927	827 STUDENTS ENROLLED	1
September 15, 1927	KHS STUDENTS ENTER COLLEGE	1
September 15, 1927	FAIR SUCCESS DESPITE RAIN	1
September 15, 1927	NOVEL GREETING PREPARED HERE (LINDBERGH IN SEATTLE)	1
September 15, 1927	AUTHOR EXPRESSES SATISFACTION IN YACHT BUILT HERE (PHOTO OF SIMBA	5
September 15, 1927	SHIP YARD IS NOW STARTING WORK	1
September 15, 1927	HUNTSMEN MUST OBSERVE LAWS; WARNED TO HOLD FIRE TILL SEASON	1
September 15, 1927	LANGDON, HARRY W	1
September 15, 1927	H B KEAN TO HEAD LEGION IN NEXT TERM	1
September 15, 1927	MR LOWELL KING ON JOURNAL STAFF	1
September 15, 1927	ALIX JUDITH SWEEN, CLARK TURNER	1
September 15, 1927	THEODORA LOUISE HABERNAL, JOSEPH W MILLET	1
September 22, 1927	KIRKLAND BAKERY PUTTING IN NEW STORE FRONT	1
September 22, 1927	KIRKLAND BAKERY PUTTING IN NEW STORE FRONT	1
September 22, 1927	LEASE SIGNED BY MARRS STORE TO OPEN SOON	1
September 22, 1927	BUDGET HEARING SET FOR OCT 3	1
September 22, 1927	HAS CLIPPING OF EARLY DAYS	1
September 22, 1927	BAXTER STORE IS VICTIM OF GIRL HOLDUP	1
September 22, 1927	BURBANK RESIGNS AS DEPUTY SHERIFF	1
September 22, 1927	LIONS TO ROAR AGAIN TUESDAY	1
September 22, 1927	LEGION TO FILM WAR PRODUCTION	1
September 22, 1927	HAS CLIPPING OF EARLY DAYS	1
September 22, 1927	KIRKLAND BOYS PASS SWIM TEST	1
September 22, 1927	HEARINGS AT KIRKLAND ON BUS ROUTE CHANGES	7
September 22, 1927	AUTOMATIC PHONES ARE CUT OVER; REDMOND IS NOW USING DIALS	1
September 29, 1927	DRENNAN IN CHARGE OF GROCERYLINE STORE	1
September 29, 1927	MARR OPENING IS OCTOBER 8	1
September 29, 1927	TWO CARS LOADED WITH DYNAMITE COLLIDE; ONE IS LIQUID EXPLOSIVE	1
September 29, 1927	N E CHAMBER DRAWS NOTICE	1
September 29, 1927	ORDER CHANGES AT COURTHOUSE	1
September 29, 1927	LINDSTROM, MRS ED	1
September 29, 1927	HARMONY SHOULD PREVAIL AS WIFE/HUSBAND HEAD VETERANS GROUPS (KEAN	1
September 29, 1927	LAKE AVENUE MAY BE PAVED CURB TO CURB	1
September 29, 1927	TO CELEBRATE OPENING OF NEW HIGHWAY (KIRKLAND-REDMOND)	1
October 6, 1927	GATES CELEBRATE THEIR 25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	12
October 6, 1927	MODERN BANK NEW KIRKLAND IMPROVEMENT	1
October 6, 1927	IS UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTOR NOW (NEWBERRY, MRS C E)	1
October 6, 1927	LOCAL BOY MAKES HIT ON NAVY TEAM (DANIELS)	1
October 6, 1927	MODERN BANK NEW KIRKLAND IMPROVEMENT	1
October 6, 1927	HILLCREST FUEL ENLARGES SCOPE	1
October 6, 1927	MARR’S OPENS ON BIRTHDAY	12
October 6, 1927	WOMEN IN CHARGE OF CHAMBER MEET	1
October 6, 1927	NELL BARRY TAYLOR, KIRKLAND’S OWN WILL BE SEEN ON LOCAL SCREEN	1
October 6, 1927	THERE OUGHT TO BE A RUSH TO JOIN FIRE CHIEF’S STAFF NOW	1
October 6, 1927	BUDGET IS SET AT 18 MILLS	1
October 6, 1927	SAND POINT IS SEEN AS FUTURE PARENT AIR BASE	9
October 6, 1927	THROUGH BUS SERVICE FROM REDMOND TO SEATTLE NOW	12
October 6, 1927	NEW PAVING IS NOW ONE STEP NEARER GOAL	1
October 6, 1927	BENERIN JOHNSTONE, ALBERT JENSEN	6
October 13, 1927	HAGEN GIVEN PROMOTION	1
October 13, 1927	NEW BUILDING FOR COMMUNITY CHURCH IN PROSPECT	1
October 13, 1927	LADY RUN OVER BY AUTOMOBILE	1
October 13, 1927	WOMAN’S CLUB IN CHARGE OF CHAMBER MEET TUESDAY	1
October 13, 1927	NEW ADDITION AT JUANITA	1
October 13, 1927	NETTLETON TO RUN FOR PORT	1
October 13, 1927	NEW ADDITION AT JUANITA	1
October 13, 1927	RUBIN STORE IS HELD UP TUES.	1
October 13, 1927	CERRELL, GEORGE A	9
October 13, 1927	WOMAN’S CLUB IN CHARGE OF CHAMBER MEET TUESDAY	1
October 13, 1927	COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO TAKE CHARGE OF ROAD DEDICATION	1
October 13, 1927	NEW ROAD MAY BE COMPLETED NEXT MONDAY (KIRKLAND-REDMOND)	1
October 20, 1927	MARILYN MARKS IN MOVIELAND	1
October 20, 1927	BERKEY SIMPSON GARAGE NOW DODGE SERVICE STATION	1
October 20, 1927	BURCH BUYS OUT LAKESIDE GARAGE AT BELLEVUE	1
October 20, 1927	TIME SHOP SOLD TO ARLINGTON MAN	1
October 20, 1927	WOMAN’S CLUB PACKS CHAMBER MEETING TUES.	1
October 20, 1927	COUNCIL FAVORS ZONING PLANS	1
October 20, 1927	COUNCIL FAVORS ZONING PLANS	1
October 20, 1927	(S A) MOORE FIGHTS INDICTMENT	1
October 20, 1927	BESSIE PRATT GETS FROM 2 TO 5 YEARS AT WALLA WALLA	1
October 20, 1927	LEGAL DELAYS WILL NOT STOP PAVING PLAN	1
October 20, 1927	DURHAM, JOHN M	7
October 20, 1927	WOMAN’S CLUB PACKS CHAMBER MEETING TUES.	1
October 20, 1927	STAGE HEARING IS POSTPONED	1
October 20, 1927	LEGAL DELAYS WILL NOT STOP PAVING PLAN	1
October 20, 1927	NEW ROAD NOW COMPLETED; RAIN DELAYS PROGRESS	1
October 20, 1927	ROAD OPENING DATE IS SET FOR NOV 12TH (KIRKLAND-REDMOND)	1
October 20, 1927	NEW ROAD NOW COMPLETED; RAIN DELAYS PROGRESS	1
October 27, 1927	GREAT-GRANDMOTHER TRIES AEROPLANE (BARTER, ELIZABETH J)	1
October 27, 1927	PATTY GETS BRUIN WITH TRUSTY BOW AND ARROW (PATTY, OBED)	1
October 27, 1927	DOCK IS NOW COMPLETE WILL BE GIVEN TIME TO SETTLE	1
October 27, 1927	BAKER MOTOR CO HAS PONTIAC LINE	1
October 27, 1927	RED AND WHITE CHAIN GROCERIES NOW IN KIRKLAND	1
October 27, 1927	FLOWER MISSION TO GIVE SHOW	1
October 27, 1927	INTEREST PAID ON L.I.D. BONDS	1
October 27, 1927	HOBGOBLINS AND SPOOKS BEWARE IS WARNING ISSUED	6
October 27, 1927	FIRST BALLOT ACQUITS MOORE	1
October 27, 1927	TREATY RIGHTS VS STATUTES IS INDIAN PLEA	1
October 27, 1927	HUDSON, ELIZABETH JANE	6
October 27, 1927	LAKE AVENUE PAVING IS POSTPONED FOR ONE MONTH	1
November 3, 1927	NELSON NOW HAS DAIRY ROUTE	1
November 3, 1927	MRS W B BEALS IS SPEAKER FOR CHAMBER MEET	1
November 3, 1927	LEGION ANNOUNCES FREE BEER AND PRETZELS FOR NEXT BIG DANCE	1
November 3, 1927	KIRKLAND PRANKSTERS RETURN FAVOR FOR BOTHELL BOYS MONDAY	1
November 3, 1927	BUDDING POETS APPEAR AT LIONS CLUB MEETING TUES	1
November 3, 1927	CITY ON WHEELS BEING HAULED THROUGH KIRKLAND	1
November 3, 1927	CLAUDE RAMSAY CHOSEN TO GIVE DEDICATION TALK (KIRKLAND-REDMOND)	1
November 3, 1927	GOOD PROSPECTS BUT NO NEWS	1
November 10, 1927	TIME SHOP NOW KNOWN AS “NELSON THE JEWELER”	6
November 10, 1927	MEETING WILL DETERMINE NEW CLUB OFFICERS	1
November 10, 1927	TEACHERS WILL BE HONORED FRI.	1
November 10, 1927	LENORA BRYS, JOHN DAVIS	11
November 10, 1927	TO SPONSOR BIRD WALK; STARTS AT LEGION BOAT	1
November 10, 1927	LEST WE FORGET (ARMISTICE DAY)	1
November 10, 1927	SHIP YARD WILL GET FERRY JOB SAYS ANDERSON	1
November 10, 1927	AUTOS MUST STOP FOR SCHOOL BUSES	6
November 10, 1927	MAN BLINDED, SUES FOR $50,000 DAMAGE	7
November 10, 1927	BERNDT, ALBERTINE	2
November 10, 1927	ALL COMMITTEES READY FOR BIG ROAD OPENING (KIRKLAND-REDMOND)	1
November 10, 1927	STOCK SALE OF MILL IS FRAUD?	1
November 17, 1927	O E LABARR, LIGHT MAN IS NOW FIXTURE	1
November 17, 1927	JEWELRY STORE TO COMBINE SAT.	1
November 17, 1927	SHERWOOD TO BE NEW HEAD OF CHAMBER BODY	1
November 17, 1927	RAMSAY PLEADS FOR SAND POINT AIR BASE FUNDS	1
November 17, 1927	ELLIS, MRS WILLIAM H	4
November 17, 1927	HARTSHORN, SUSIE C	7
November 17, 1927	LARSON, JOHN	1
November 17, 1927	PELTONEN, HILMA	7
November 17, 1927	LIONS HEAR TALK BY BLIND MAN; TELLS OF PROBLEMS THEY FACE	1
November 17, 1927	MULLIGAN URGES EARLY MAILING	1
November 17, 1927	GARAGES CAN’T BE BARTENDERS SAYS RULING (DENATURED ALCOHOL)	1
November 17, 1927	KHS LOSES CHAMPIONSHIP	1
November 17, 1927	AUTO LICENSES ISSUED AT BANK	1
November 17, 1927	RAIN DOES NOT HOLD UP CROWD AT ROAD OPENING	1
November 17, 1927	TRUTH BROWN, WALTER KAUFMAN	7
November 24, 1927	KIRKLAND DRUG CLOSES DOORS	1
November 24, 1927	RELIEF DRIVE FOR KIRKLAND TO OPEN DEC 5TH SAYS COMMITTEE	1
November 24, 1927	WALTON LEAGUE CHAPTER TO AID IN CONSERVATION OF WILD BIRDS	1
November 24, 1927	LEAVE GOODWILL BAGS AT THE BERKEY SIMPSON GARAGE “NOW”	1
November 24, 1927	SEATTLE FIGHTS PLAN OF COUNTY RE-DISTRICTING	1
November 24, 1927	MAY ENFORCE EARWIG CONTROL	1
November 24, 1927	CLAIMS $2000 FROM TOWN AS SMASH DAMAGE (BROBST)	1
November 24, 1927	DOG CATCHER IS OUT AFTER THEM NOW	1
November 24, 1927	FORCIER, MELVINA	12
November 24, 1927	FORCIER, MRS THOMAS	3
November 24, 1927	HAFFMAN, WILLIAM S	11
November 24, 1927	SWAN, ELSIE	11
November 24, 1927	HORSE & SULKY ARE FIRST OVER NEW HIGHWAY	3
November 24, 1927	NEW PAVING IS POSTPONED FOR ANOTHER MONTH	1
November 24, 1927	MABEL LOUISE MADDOX, FRANK CURTIS MCCORMICK	7
December 1, 1927	BOY IS IN LINE FOR “OUR GANG” (MASON, DWAIN)	1
December 1, 1927	TODD BUYS UP ICE PLANT SITE	1
December 1, 1927	AL BASS SMILES AS NEW FORDS APPEAR	1
December 1, 1927	DISPOSES OF INTERESTS HERE (MCFARLAND, J E)	1
December 1, 1927	DRUG STORE STOCK IS SOLD TO EVERETT MAN	1
December 1, 1927	OPEN NEW RADIO STORE IN THE BANK BUILDING	7
December 1, 1927	TODD BUYS UP ICE PLANT SITE	1
December 1, 1927	CAPTAINS NAMED TO RELIEF DRIVE TO START DEC 11	1
December 1, 1927	BOY IS IN LINE FOR “OUR GANG” (MASON, DWAIN)	1
December 1, 1927	ROSE HILL CLUB GIVES HARVEST FESTIVAL DEC 10	1
December 1, 1927	BUSINESS WOMEN PLAN TO ERECT HUGE TREE IN BUSINESS DISTRICT	1
December 1, 1927	STREETS TAKE ON HOLIDAY ATTIRE NEXT WEDNESDAY	1
December 1, 1927	BUSINESS WOMEN PLAN TO ERECT HUGE TREE IN BUSINESS DISTRICT	1
December 1, 1927	ROSE HILL CLUB GIVES HARVEST FESTIVAL DEC 10	1
December 1, 1927	ETHEL MAE KENYON, EDWARD GORDON BROWN	1
December 1, 1927	LENORA BRYS, JOHN R DAVIS	11
December 8, 1927	HOLLY FARM IS NATIONS BEST	1
December 8, 1927	STORES OVERFLOWING WITH CHRISTMAS GIFTS	1
December 8, 1927	WORKERS READY FOR BIG RELIEF DRIVE SUNDAY	1
December 8, 1927	FESTIVAL TO BE NEXT BIG EVENT (HARVEST)	1
December 8, 1927	LOCAL FIREMEN MAKE GOOD CHIMNEY SWEEPS	6
December 8, 1927	STORES OVERFLOWING WITH CHRISTMAS GIFTS	1
December 8, 1927	DECK, JOHN W	7
December 8, 1927	NOTABLE MEET HELD AT LOCAL MASONIC LODGE	1
December 8, 1927	SHINSTROM TO BE LION CHIEF	1
December 15, 1927	HUNDREDS ENTHUSED OVER NEW FORD ON FIRST DAY HERE	9
December 15, 1927	KIRKLAND DRUG CORNER LEASED FOR DRUG STORE	1
December 15, 1927	CHAMBER MEET TO BE DEVOTED TO HIGH SCHOOL	1
December 15, 1927	MORE MONEY NEEDED, RELIEF DRIVE WILL GO OVER TOP SOON	1
December 15, 1927	CHAMBER MEET TO BE DEVOTED TO HIGH SCHOOL	1
December 15, 1927	BUSINESS CLUB TO GIVE PLAY	1
December 15, 1927	FESTIVAL MAKES MONEY FOR CLUB (ROSE HILL)	1
December 15, 1927	CHRISTMAS CAROLS TO BE SUNG AROUND CLUB TREE	1
December 15, 1927	SANTA TO BE AT EAST SIDE MARKET DAY BEFORE XMAS	1
December 15, 1927	SANTA, FULL PACK AND BERLINERS, WILL BE AT LEGION DANCE SAT.	1
December 15, 1927	IRREPRESSIBLE YOUTH WILL HAVE A CARE ON FERRY BOAT HEREAFTER	1
December 15, 1927	MAYOR NAMES WITTENMEYER POLICE JUSTICE	1
December 15, 1927	IRREPRESSIBLE YOUTH WILL HAVE A CARE ON FERRY BOAT HEREAFTER	1
December 22, 1927	REDMOND BOY IS AMONG LAST FOUR IN “OUR GANG” CONTEST (ULMER, BILL	1
December 22, 1927	NEW OFFICERS TAKE UP REINS OF CHAMBER TUES.	1
December 22, 1927	RELIEF DRIVE GOES OVER TOP; STILL COMING IN	1
December 22, 1927	TO RETIRE FROM SCHOOL BOARD (CLARKE, L J)	1
December 22, 1927	COUNCIL ASKS WORK REPORTS	1
December 22, 1927	REDISTRICTING IS UP TODAY	1
December 22, 1927	TREE ENTERED IN TIMES CONTEST; BE JUDGED SAT.	1
December 22, 1927	THIEVES GET NOTHING FROM QUALITY FEED CO OFFICE	1
December 22, 1927	MARTINO, PETER	1
December 22, 1927	KIRKLAND GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB IS NEWEST ORGANIZATIONS	1
December 29, 1927	BILL ULMER GOES OVER TOP ON HOT OUR GANG CONTEST	1
December 29, 1927	NEW STORE TO OPEN JAN 1ST (KIRKLAND PHARMACY)	1
December 29, 1927	DR SHERWOOD NAMES CHAMBER COMMITTEEMEN	1
December 29, 1927	RELIEF DRIVE IS BIGGEST SUCCESS YET CONDUCTED	1
December 29, 1927	BILL ULMER GOES OVER TOP ON HOT OUR GANG CONTEST	1
December 29, 1927	TREE IS GIVEN RECOGNITION	1
December 29, 1927	BRAY, JESSIE EUNICE	11
December 29, 1927	ISAAC, EMMA B	1
December 29, 1927	NEW HEARING SET FOR BUS LINE PERMIT	1
January 5, 1928	TOWN NOW HAS MODERN BANK	1
January 5, 1928	BROWNS TOGGERY DOUBLES SPACE	1
January 5, 1928	CAREY AND DUNSTONE TO OCCUPY NEW QUARTERS	1
January 5, 1928	NO STONE UNTURNED IN HUNT FOR BODY	1
January 5, 1928	THEATRE CO BOARD CHANGED	1
January 5, 1928	COUNCIL PASSES NEW ORDINANCE ON NEW PAVEMENT	1
January 5, 1928	REGISTRATION BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN TO VOTERS	1
January 5, 1928	AGREEMENTS REACHED WITH NEW STAGE LINE	1
January 5, 1928	GRAVEL WALK IS IN PROSPECT	1
January 5, 1928	ELSONS ARE SNOWED IN AT THEIR MOUNTAIN CAMP; FOOD IS SHORT	1
January 12, 1928	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	6
January 12, 1928	FAMOUS GUNBOAT PRINCETON TAKES FINAL VOYAGE	1
January 12, 1928	FRANK SEIDEL DEPUTY SHERIFF	1
January 12, 1928	TODD IS LIBERAL WITH REWARDS; OFFERS $100 FOR CHICKEN THIEF	1
January 12, 1928	JOHNSON, JOHN	1
January 12, 1928	FAMOUS GUNBOAT PRINCETON TAKES FINAL VOYAGE	1
January 12, 1928	STATE GRANTS BUS FRANCHISE AROUND LAKE	1
January 19, 1928	PUBLIC MARKET FOR KIRKLAND	1
January 19, 1928	PUBLIC MARKET FOR KIRKLAND	1
January 19, 1928	W D BROWN NOW IN CHARGE OF THE GROCERYLINE STORE	1
January 19, 1928	MULLIGAN GETS 2ND APPOINTMENT	1
January 19, 1928	NOTICE GIVEN TO START WORK ON NEW FERRY	1
January 19, 1928	CHICKEN STEALING MENACE ATTACKED BY FEED MAN	6
January 19, 1928	WILLIAMS, JOHN	1
January 19, 1928	POLITICAL POT BEGINS TO BOIL; NAMES POUR IN	1
January 19, 1928	NOTICE GIVEN TO START WORK ON NEW FERRY	1
January 19, 1928	TO ASK LEASE EXTENSION FOR LAKE FERRIES	1
January 19, 1928	COUNCIL PLANS TO PUT LAKE AVE SIDE WALK UP TO PROPERTY OWNERS	1
January 26, 1928	JOIN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE	1
January 26, 1928	VISIONS HUGE CORPORATE CITY ON EASTSIDE	1
January 26, 1928	SHERMAN HOME IS DESTROYED BY FIRE WED. NIGHT; FURNITURE SAVED	1
January 26, 1928	UNDERWEIGHT SCHOOL CHILDREN EXAMINED	6
January 26, 1928	MACARTHUR JAMES	1
January 26, 1928	HAT IN RING AGAIN (WINTERS, H L)	1
January 26, 1928	PETITION OUT FOR NEWBERRY	1
January 26, 1928	FERRY LEASE EXTENSION UP TO COMMISSIONERS	1
January 26, 1928	APPLY AGAIN FOR BRIDGE PERMIT	1
January 26, 1928	HELEN NEWTON, CORP W I WELCH	1
February 2, 1928	JOHN WESTER TAKES OVER BUSINESS OF L JOHSENS; WELL KNOWN HERE	1
February 2, 1928	KIRKLAND HARDWARE JOINS ASSOCIATED HARDWARE STORES	1
February 2, 1928	RIALTO WILL REOPEN FRIDAY	1
February 2, 1928	CHAMBER DRIVE SHOWING GOOD RESULTS; OVER 100 MEMBERS NOW	1
February 2, 1928	RIALTO WILL REOPEN FRIDAY	1
February 2, 1928	COLUMBIA TAKES ON NEW YARDS	1
February 2, 1928	SCOUTS OBSERVE 18TH BIRTHDAY	1
February 2, 1928	PRESS DINNER WILL BE HELD ON LEGION BOAT	1
February 2, 1928	COMMISSIONERS EXTEND FERRY LEASE FOR SIXTEEN MORE YEARS	1
February 2, 1928	KIRKLAND FERRY SHOWS A LOSS	1
February 2, 1928	LAKE AVE WALK TO BE REPAIRED	1
February 9, 1928	TODD GIVES LIONS FIRST HAND ACCOUNT OF TRACY (TODD, LOUIS)	1
February 9, 1928	TODD GIVES LIONS FIRST HAND ACCOUNT OF TRACY (TRACY, HARRY)	1
February 9, 1928	EMPLOYEES TAKE OVER LOTUS CAFE	1
February 9, 1928	J C PENNEY STORE LOOMS AS PROSPECT FOR KIRKLAND SOON	1
February 9, 1928	KLENERT SELLS OUT BUSINESS	1
February 9, 1928	MODERN KITCHEN SHOWN AT COLUMBIA LUMBER	6
February 9, 1928	MRS BAXTER SELLS HER STORE. WILL LEAVE	1
February 9, 1928	KHS GIRLS’ CLUB ADOPT CODE OF DRESS	1
February 9, 1928	SCHOOL CAUCUS NAMES LABARR	1
February 9, 1928	“MEET THE WIFE”, HUMOROUS PLAY TO BE GIVEN BY COMMUNITY CHURCH	1
February 9, 1928	LINDSEY, MRS ED	1
February 9, 1928	VANNATTER, JACOB	1
February 9, 1928	450 REGISTER; HOPE TO PASS PREVIOUS MARK	1
February 9, 1928	WILLIAMS FILES FOR MAYOR SEAT	1
February 9, 1928	COUNCIL TAKES FINAL STEP ON LAKE AVE WORK	1
February 9, 1928	MARGARET PATTY, BRYAN COLE FESSENDEN	6
February 16, 1928	FAVRE, MORRIS SOON TO OPEN DELICATESSEN	1
February 16, 1928	KIRKLAND TIRE AND BATTERY SHOP ADD GARAGE EQUIPMENT	6
February 16, 1928	PENNY DEAL OFF UNTIL NEXT YEAR	1
February 16, 1928	FIVE PRECINCTS TAKEN FROM NORTH DISTRICT AND GIVEN TO SOUTH	1
February 16, 1928	TO HOLD SCHOOL ELECTION MAR 3	1
February 16, 1928	ATTRACTIVE BOOKLETS ISSUED MONTHLY BY LUMBER FIRM	6
February 16, 1928	MILLER, PETER J	1
February 16, 1928	REGISTRATION FALLING BEHIND	1
February 16, 1928	TWO FULL TICKETS NOW FILED FOR TOWN OFFICES; CLOSED	1
February 16, 1928	ATTRACTIVE BOOKLETS ISSUED MONTHLY BY LUMBER FIRM	6
February 16, 1928	EDITORS ENJOY MEETING HERE	1
February 23, 1928	NEW MARKET TO OPEN SATURDAY	1
February 23, 1928	CIVIL WAR VET IS HONORED (SMITH, J R)	1
February 23, 1928	BLAUS GARAGE NOW LICENSED AS LIGHT TESTING STATION	1
February 23, 1928	NEW MARKET TO OPEN SATURDAY	1
February 23, 1928	TO FORCE CARE OF SEPTIC TANKS	1
February 23, 1928	MCKIBBEN-RAYMOND MOVE OFFICE TO BANK BUILDING	1
February 23, 1928	JUANITA BEACH TO REOPEN ON LARGER SCALE	1
February 23, 1928	PAUL-BROWN ALLIANCE IS BIG SURPRISE	1
February 23, 1928	REGISTRATION IS SECOND LARGEST TOWN HAS HAD	1
February 23, 1928	LIQUOR CACHE DISCOVERED; SUSPECT TAKEN TO COURT	1
February 23, 1928	JUANITA BEACH TO REOPEN ON LARGER SCALE	1
February 23, 1928	SEATTLE CANNOT PROSPER WITHOUT AID OF SUBURBS	1
February 23, 1928	CIVIL WAR VET IS HONORED (SMITH, J R)	1
March 1, 1928	PROGRESS MADE BY LETTUCE GROWERS LIKE FAIRY TALE	1
March 1, 1928	OPEN HOUSE AT FIRST NATIONAL	1
March 1, 1928	LOTUS CAFE REMODELS	1
March 1, 1928	“MEET THE WIFE” REAL COMEDY KEEPS AUDIENCE’S IN AN UPROAR	1
March 1, 1928	BERWICK, MATT	1
March 1, 1928	LEEDY, HAROLD	1
March 1, 1928	VOTERS TO PASS ON SPECIAL LEVY AT ELECTION SATURDAY, MARCH 3RD	1
March 1, 1928	MOORE FREED ON LAST COUNT	1
March 1, 1928	LUNCH ROOM IS BEING INSTALLED ON FERRY BOAT	1
March 1, 1928	FOUR BIDS ON NEW PAVING	1
March 8, 1928	BANK OPENING IS AUSPICIOUS	1
March 8, 1928	LOCAL SHIPYARD GETS CONTRACT ON S S IROQUOIS	1
March 8, 1928	HIGGENBOTHAM, J A	1
March 8, 1928	OLIVER, MRS CAPT.	7
March 8, 1928	ROBINSON, JACK	1
March 8, 1928	STEWART, JUDGE J H	6
March 8, 1928	HERE IS YOUR MAYOR – TAKE YOUR CHOICE	1
March 8, 1928	VOTERS ASKED TO HEAR CANDIDATES	1
March 8, 1928	EAST SIDE GETS SHARE OF ROADS	1
March 8, 1928	PAVING CONTRACT IS AWARDED TO SEATTLE BIDDER	1
March 8, 1928	HANDY DIRECTORY NOW PUBLISHED	1
March 15, 1928	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	7
March 15, 1928	JUANITA CLUB OPENS ADDITION	1
March 15, 1928	CHAMBER TALK WILL VISUALIZE FUTURE PROGRESS	1
March 15, 1928	EXTRA HEAVY VOTE ELECTS NEWBERRY, GATES, HARLOW, TO OFFICE	1
March 15, 1928	BEACH TO HAVE NEW BATH HOUSE	1
March 15, 1928	JUANITA CLUB OPENS ADDITION	1
March 15, 1928	BEACH TO HAVE NEW BATH HOUSE	1
March 15, 1928	CHAMBERLIN, CHARLES	1
March 15, 1928	COONEY, MICHAEL F	6
March 15, 1928	MCGANN, W	1
March 15, 1928	SNYDER, JACK	1
March 15, 1928	EXTRA HEAVY VOTE ELECTS NEWBERRY, GATES, HARLOW, TO OFFICE	1
March 15, 1928	BEACH TO HAVE NEW BATH HOUSE	1
March 15, 1928	APPROVE NEW FALL CITY ROAD	1
March 15, 1928	PAVING TO BE COMPLETED IN NEXT TWO WEEKS	1
March 22, 1928	JUANITA CLUB READY FOR 31ST	1
March 22, 1928	RESULT OF YEARS OF PLANNING (PHOTO OF TODD FEED BUILDING)	1
March 22, 1928	MILDRED FLORENCE WARREN, EDMUND J BROOKS	6
March 22, 1928	COUNCIL FINDS ORDINANCE ON SEWAGE CARE	1
March 22, 1928	COUNCIL STARTS NEW CAMPAIGN ON PARKING CARS IN BUSINESS DISTRICT	1
March 22, 1928	JUANITA CLUB READY FOR 31ST	1
March 22, 1928	COMPLETION OF SAND POINT AIR BASE ASSURED	1
March 22, 1928	MCGANN, WILLIAM T	6
March 22, 1928	BURKE AND 2ND BEING FINISHED	1
March 22, 1928	PAVED HIGHWAY TO BE COMPLETED	1
March 22, 1928	LOIS ISABEL EDWARDS, CHARLES HARRY ROBERTS	7
March 29, 1928	CHICK RAISING REAL BUSINESS	1
March 29, 1928	JOURNAL AND SEARS BUILDING ARE SOLD	1
March 29, 1928	MAN AND WIFE BADLY BURNED AS BROODER STOVE EXPLODES	1
March 29, 1928	IF THE IROQUOIS BUT HAD A SOUL AND COULD SEE HERSELF TODAY	1
March 29, 1928	ONE “JOB” TOO MANY FOR “RED” (DRESDEN, RED)	1
March 29, 1928	WRITE ABOUT LEGION BOAT IN PITTSBURGH PAPER	12
March 29, 1928	WILL CHANGE BOAT SCHEDULE	1
April 5, 1928	EAST SIDE GETS FIRST FOX RANCH AT JUANITA	1
April 5, 1928	VAN AALST GARDENS MAKE GOOD SHOWING	1
April 5, 1928	CLUB OPENING IS IMPRESSIVE (JUANITA CLUBHOUSE)	1
April 5, 1928	H G VALEN TO SUCCEED RUSSLER AS SKAGGS MGR	1
April 5, 1928	CLUB OPENING IS IMPRESSIVE (JUANITA CLUBHOUSE)	1
April 5, 1928	NIBLOCK, EDWARD FREDERICK	1
April 5, 1928	LIONS TO GET WOODS HOME FOR BOY SCOUTS	1
April 5, 1928	COMMITTEE GETS FACTS ON PLANS FOR NEW ROUTE	1
April 5, 1928	REDUCE RATES ON SOME CARS	1
April 5, 1928	PETITIONS URGE BETTER SERVICE ON CAR LINE	1
April 5, 1928	WORK FOR WIDER ROAD FROM BOTHELL TO LAKE FOREST	1
April 5, 1928	BURR ANNOUNCES PHONE SERVICE EXTENSION	1
April 12, 1928	MERCHANTS ASK FOR HALF HOUR PARKING ZONES	1
April 12, 1928	NEW GAS STATION WILL BE OPENED SATURDAY	1
April 12, 1928	NEW MARKET TO BE OPENED ON SAT APRIL 14TH	1
April 12, 1928	PRATT SELLS BARBER SHOP	1
April 12, 1928	PEARS TO BE BIG PICK AT LOCAL CANNERY THIS SEASON	1
April 12, 1928	STIEFEL HOME IS BURNED TO THE GROUND TUES AM	1
April 12, 1928	COMMITTEE IS GIVEN SUPPORT ON NEW ROAD	1
April 19, 1928	FORMER CALIFORNIA RESIDENT BUILDS HOME HERE (RAYMOND, ELISE E)	1
April 19, 1928	ROSE HILL TO HAVE NEW STORE	1
April 19, 1928	MERCHANTS ASK FOR HALF HOUR PARKING ZONES	1
April 19, 1928	NEW EAST SIDE ORCHESTRA TO APPEAR AT FASHION SHOW	1
April 19, 1928	PATSY WILL ROAM THE SHIPYARD DOCKS NO MORE	1
April 19, 1928	KIRKLAND ROADS WATCHED FOR FOUR ESCAPED YOUTHS	1
April 19, 1928	BROWN, C O	1
April 19, 1928	STIPES, JAMES	1
April 19, 1928	STROMSTED, MRS AL	1
April 19, 1928	ROSE HILL TO HAVE NEW STORE	1
April 19, 1928	CONTRACTORS ASK MORE TIME	1
April 19, 1928	HIGHWAY BOARD ACCEPTS PLANS FOR FALL CITY ROAD	1
April 19, 1928	ROAD CUTS HIT FALL CITY ROAD	1
April 19, 1928	HEAVY WIND OF MONDAY NIGHT PICKS HOUSE OFF FOUNDATION	1
April 19, 1928	WIND LIFTS THE ROOF OFF CHICKEN HOUSE	1
April 26, 1928	PLEASANT VIEW POULTRY FARM EXAMPLE OF INDUSTRY	1
April 26, 1928	COLUMBIA LUMBER TO REPAINT HUGE SIGN	1
April 26, 1928	REST ROOM NOW OPEN IN KIRKLAND CASH MARKET	12
April 26, 1928	LIONS TO AID BLIND PROGRAM	1
April 26, 1928	BOARD ELECTS NEW TEACHERS	1
April 26, 1928	SALE OF 600 FT WATERFRONT IS REPORTED	1
April 26, 1928	OLD SOL SMILES; SPEEDS PAVING	1
April 26, 1928	TRUSTEES ASK PERMISSION TO DISPOSE OF MILL	1
May 3, 1928	NEAR TRAGEDY AS CAR RUNS INTO CHILDREN	1
May 3, 1928	KHS HAS TWO VALEDICTORIANS	1
May 3, 1928	GARAGE ON ELDRIDGE PROPERTY CATCHES FIRE	1
May 3, 1928	COUNCIL HOLDS SHORTEST MEETING ON RECORD MON.	1
May 3, 1928	DR RODOLPH TO OPEN DENTAL OFFICES HERE	1
May 3, 1928	DRUG ADDICTS NOT CRIMINALS SAYS MCKIBBEN	11
May 3, 1928	SELLS INTEREST IN FUEL CO (MILLAR, J C ‘CHAD’)	1
May 3, 1928	HARTSHORN, HORACE L	7
May 3, 1928	HILLER, MRS PETER	1
May 3, 1928	LAKE STANDBY SOLD BY COUNTY	1
May 3, 1928	WILBURN STONE GET CONTRACT	1
May 10, 1928	WHY NEED WE GO TO BELLINGHAM (TULIPS)	1
May 10, 1928	LANDMARK IS VICTIM OF SUN. MORNING BLAZE (HOUGHTON STORE & P.O.)	1
May 10, 1928	SALE OF BARBERSHOP PROVES TO BE ONLY MONTHS VACATION	1
May 10, 1928	BEST CHAMBER MEETING OF YEAR SLATED FOR TUES	1
May 10, 1928	NEW JUANITA PAVILION TO BE OPENED SAT.	1
May 10, 1928	FIRE DEPARTMENT GETS PRAISE FROM MEMBER OF BOTHELL DEPT	1
May 10, 1928	LANDMARK IS VICTIM OF SUN. MORNING BLAZE (HOUGHTON STORE & P.O.)	1
May 10, 1928	LANDMARK IS VICTIM OF SUN. MORNING BLAZE (HOUGHTON STORE & P.O.)	1
May 10, 1928	GRAVEL CO GETS NEW EQUIPMENT	1
May 10, 1928	NEW JUANITA PAVILION TO BE OPENED SAT.	1
May 10, 1928	NEW JUANITA PAVILION TO BE OPENED SAT.	1
May 10, 1928	CAPTAIN EINER ERICKSON BRINGS BOAT INTO YARDS	1
May 10, 1928	NEW FERRY LAUNCHING TO BE HELD SATURDAY MAY 19	1
May 10, 1928	CAPTAIN EINER ERICKSON BRINGS BOAT INTO YARDS	1
May 10, 1928	NEW FERRY LAUNCHING TO BE HELD SATURDAY MAY 19	1
May 17, 1928	CHECK UP ON CATERPILLARS	1
May 17, 1928	JUANITA WOODMEN OBSERVE 25TH ANNIVERSARY TUESDAY	1
May 17, 1928	MARET JOSTEN (NOT ABSENT FOR 8 YEARS OF SCHOOL)	7
May 17, 1928	JOHSENS TAKES OVER CASH MKT	1
May 17, 1928	CHAMBER MEET EQUALS PROMISE MADE FOR IT	1
May 17, 1928	LEGION URGES VETS TO GET OUT UNIFORMS	1
May 17, 1928	LARGE CROWD ATTENDS OPENING OF BATH-HOUSE	1
May 17, 1928	LARGE CROWD ATTENDS OPENING OF BATH-HOUSE	1
May 17, 1928	NEW FERRY TO BE LAUNCHED SAT. AFTERNOON	1
May 17, 1928	DALY, HUGH (CAPTAIN)	6
May 17, 1928	JUANITA WOODMEN OBSERVE 25TH ANNIVERSARY TUESDAY	1
May 17, 1928	PLUMMER AND MATTILA GO TO STATE MEET	1
May 17, 1928	COUNTY CREW TO PUT IN BULKHEAD SOON	1
May 17, 1928	FERRY SHOWS STEADY GAIN	1
May 17, 1928	NEW FERRY TO BE LAUNCHED SAT. AFTERNOON	1
May 17, 1928	LEGION URGES VETS TO GET OUT UNIFORMS	1
May 24, 1928	TAKES PART IN ROUND-LAKE HIKE (TODD, L D)	1
May 24, 1928	AUXILIARY MEMBERS TO CONDUCT STRENUOUS POPPY CAMPAIGN THIS YR	1
May 24, 1928	FORTY SENIORS TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS THURS MAY 31	1
May 24, 1928	HERE THEY ARE — KHS 1928 GRADUATES (PHOTOS)	3
May 24, 1928	ROSE HILL MAY FESTIVAL SAT.	1
May 24, 1928	COUNCIL FIXES PARKING RULES	1
May 24, 1928	“BAINBRIDGE” IS LAUNCHED SAT.	1
May 24, 1928	ALMQUIST HOME RAIDED AGAIN	1
May 24, 1928	CHICKEN THIEVES ARE CAUGHT IN SHERIFF’S NET	1
May 24, 1928	MOORE, ALECK	12
May 24, 1928	ROSE HILL MAY FESTIVAL SAT.	1
May 24, 1928	KIRKLANDS POPULATION ON STEADY INCREASE	1
May 24, 1928	“BAINBRIDGE” IS LAUNCHED SAT.	1
May 24, 1928	COUNCIL FIXES PARKING RULES	1
May 24, 1928	VETS ALL SET FOR MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES	1
May 31, 1928	CLARKE ICE CREAM LOOKS TO EAST SIDE FOR THE BEST STRAWBERRIES	1
May 31, 1928	NEVER MISSES IN 19 YEARS (GOFF, J B)	1
May 31, 1928	NEVER MISSES IN 19 YEARS (GOFF, J B)	1
May 31, 1928	THIRTEEN GET DIPLOMAS FRI.	1
May 31, 1928	CLARKE ICE CREAM LOOKS TO EAST SIDE FOR THE BEST STRAWBERRIES	1
May 31, 1928	CHICKEN HOUSE RAIDERS ARE STILL ON THE JOB	1
May 31, 1928	COUNTY BASEBALL LEADERSHIP GOES TO KIRKLAND HIGH SCHOOL	1
May 31, 1928	MONEY RAISED FOR PURCHASE OF SCOUT PARK	1
June 1, 1928	COMMUNITY WORKER HONORED (COLLINS, REGINALD H)	1
June 7, 1928	INVENTS LAWN MOWER DEVICE (KNAUF, CARL)	1
June 7, 1928	BLAU CHEVROLET INSTALLS MODERN GASOLINE PUMP	1
June 7, 1928	ROSE BEAUTY SHOPPE ENLARGES ITS QUARTERS; THREATENS JOURNAL OFFICE)	1
June 7, 1928	BOYS! HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO TAKE A CRACK AT OLD WOODENFACE	1
June 7, 1928	MAYOR SPRINGS SURPRISES IN HIS NEW APPOINTMENT	1
June 7, 1928	BROBST DAMAGE CASE SET FOR JUNE 12TH	1
June 7, 1928	FORBES, PETER	6
June 7, 1928	ENGINES ARE PUT IN NEW FERRY WEDNESDAY	1
June 7, 1928	LAMPING BUSY ON FERRY LINE	1
June 7, 1928	CORRINE SLAGHT, FRED G HOWARD	6
June 7, 1928	DOROTHY WHITMAN, PERCY GRINOLDS	6
June 7, 1928	FRANCES PEARL TURNER, THEODORE C LEWIS	6
June 14, 1928	FRANK VAN AALST IN HIS NEW GARDEN (PHOTO)	3
June 14, 1928	ROSE HILL CLUBHOUSE TO HAVE NEW ROOF; RESULT OF POLITICAL BALL	1
June 14, 1928	KIRKLAND TO FORM CARAVAN – GO TO STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL	1
June 14, 1928	BUILDING COAL, GRAVEL BUNKERS ON CAMPBELL DOCK	1
June 14, 1928	CHICKEN THIEVES ARE SENTENCED	1
June 14, 1928	POULTRYMEN TO ORGANIZE, FIGHT STEALING GAME	1
June 14, 1928	ROSE HILL CLUBHOUSE TO HAVE NEW ROOF; RESULT OF POLITICAL BALL	1
June 14, 1928	BRIDGE HEARING DRAWS CROWD	1
June 14, 1928	MARJORIE COMAN, MYRON E RECOR	1
June 14, 1928	MARY K DOSS, ALBERT N STILLWAUGH	5
June 21, 1928	CARAVAN WILL GO TO BELLEVUE FESTIVAL SATURDAY, JUNE 23RD	1
June 21, 1928	THOUSANDS OF VISITORS HELP BELLEVUE CELEBRATE FESTIVAL	1
June 21, 1928	WILLIAMS QUITS AS FIRE CHIEF	1
June 21, 1928	DR BROBST ASKS FOR DISMISSAL OF CASE	1
June 21, 1928	POULTRYMEN TO GATHER IN SELF DEFENSE; RAISE REWARD FUND	1
June 21, 1928	THIEVES CLEAN OUT JUANITA HEN HOUSE	1
June 21, 1928	BOYD, JIMMY	1
June 21, 1928	NEWBERRY RE-ELECTED PASTOR OF CHURCH	1
June 28, 1928	CELEBRATE 40TH ANNIVERSARY (MARTIN MR AND MRS F J)	1
June 28, 1928	150 CARS IN BELLEVUE CARAVAN	1
June 28, 1928	DICK NYQUIST IS APPOINTED WATER SUPT.	1
June 28, 1928	SMITH, GEORGE	1
June 28, 1928	KNUDSON ROAD CONTRACT LET	1
June 28, 1928	DICK NYQUIST IS APPOINTED WATER SUPT.	1
July 5, 1928	PIONEER DOCTOR ON EAST SIDE TO LEAVE SOON (DAVIS, GEORGE)	1
July 5, 1928	ANDREWS BUYS GROCERY – LINE TO CONSOLIDATE	1
July 5, 1928	TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE THE 4TH “BIG BOYS” DECIDE TO CELEBRATE	1
July 5, 1928	HOPES FOR CLEW IN (WHITEHALL) DEATH CASE	1
July 5, 1928	POULTRY RAISERS OFFER STANDING THIEF REWARD	1
July 5, 1928	SHERIFF’S RAID IS FRUITLESS	1
July 5, 1928	RING, JULIA	1
July 5, 1928	COUNCIL FAVORS LAKE BRIDGE	1
July 5, 1928	FINAL STRETCH OF NEW ROAD IS NOW OPEN (KIRKLAND-REDMOND)	6
July 5, 1928	JOHANNA ROSEEN, JAMES POWELL	1
July 12, 1928	PARENTS CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY (PARENT, H D)	6
July 12, 1928	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	7
July 12, 1928	TWO NEW BLDGS ARE IN PROSPECT FOR EAST SIDE (PHARMACY, PENNEY’S)	1
July 12, 1928	COMMUNITY CHURCH TO HAVE NEW COAT OF PAINT	1
July 12, 1928	NOW HAAG CAN TELL WHERE HE LIVES WITHOUT DESCRIBING HOUSE	1
July 12, 1928	ENGINEER’S PLAN WOULD DESTROY LAKE WATERFRONT (PHOTO)	1
July 12, 1928	SWIMMING MEET HELD JULY 19-21	1
July 12, 1928	BABY TRIMMER CATCHES FIRE	1
July 19, 1928	SCIENCE CHURCH NOW FREE OF DEBT; DEDICATED SUNDAY (PHOTO)	1
July 19, 1928	TO PART AFTER TWENTY YEARS (R H COLLINS AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE)	1
July 19, 1928	UNION OIL NEGOTIATES FOR SERVICE STATION	1
July 19, 1928	COUNCIL WILL ENFORCE ORDINANCE ON ALL DELINQUENT WATER USERS	1
July 19, 1928	KIRKLAND WILL QUENCH THIRST OF NAVY AUG 8	1
July 19, 1928	EVANS LOSES SAMMAMISH ROAD FIGHT	1
July 19, 1928	COUNCIL WILL ENFORCE ORDINANCE ON ALL DELINQUENT WATER USERS	1
July 19, 1928	VON CARNOP OFFERS STREET & GARBAGE PACT	1
July 26, 1928	LITTLE BILL ULMER TO BE SEEN AT GATEWAY THEATRE	1
July 26, 1928	REX DRUG COMPANY OPENS NUT SHOP FRI	1
July 26, 1928	CANNERY PLANS TO PACK 50,000 CASES OF PEARS	1
July 26, 1928	DOUGLASS NOW IS “HIZZONER” – NEWBERRY AWAY	1
August 2, 1928	BONNEYBROOK NURSERY SHOWS RESULT OF SIX YEARS HARD WORK	1
August 2, 1928	PACIFIC PACKING CO HAS REAL BUSINESS; (WORLD’S LARGEST HOG FARM)	1
August 2, 1928	CONFIRMATION ON PENNEY DEAL COMES THROUGH	1
August 2, 1928	ELLIS LEAVES UNION OIL AFTER 7 YEARS	1
August 2, 1928	NOT FAST ENOUGH TO GET AWAY FROM THE LOCAL MEAT DISPENSERS	1
August 2, 1928	TO OPEN KINDERGARTEN	1
August 2, 1928	CHECK ARTIST LEAVES DELUGE OF BAD CHECKS	1
August 2, 1928	3000 SAILORS IS MINIMUM SAYS MRS GUY	1
August 2, 1928	MOORE, MRS HARVEY	12
August 2, 1928	SIMPSON, VIOLA MAY	7
August 9, 1928	JACKSON LOOKS FOR EASY TRIP IN 20 YEAR OLD FORD (JACKSON, A D H)	1
August 9, 1928	UNION OIL DEAL DEPENDS ON COUNCIL	1
August 9, 1928	TEXACO OIL COMPANY MAY LOCATE PLANT HERE	1
August 9, 1928	MAD RACE FOR LICENSE LEADS YOUTH TO JAIL	1
August 9, 1928	SAILOR TOUR IS BIG FIASCO	1
August 9, 1928	WEED, MARY JANE	1
August 9, 1928	UNKNOWN LADY LEAPS TO DEATH OFF FERRYBOAT	1
August 9, 1928	BRIDGE BUILDERS ASK NEW ROADS	1
August 9, 1928	ROSE KUNKEL, CLARENCE WILLIAMS	1
August 9, 1928	MATZEN MILL SALE IS AGAIN PROPOSED	1
August 16, 1928	ROSE HILL CHURCH TO HOLD DEDICATION SERVICE SUNDAY	1
August 16, 1928	MRS HANSEN OPENS STORE IN SEARS BLDG	1
August 16, 1928	WARM SESSION DEVELOPS OVER GIVING STREET TO UNION OIL	1
August 16, 1928	L M NELSON ON SCHOOL BOARD	1
August 16, 1928	VOTERS OBJECT TO CITY DUMP	1
August 16, 1928	BERKEY HOME DESTROYED BY FIRE SATURDAY A M	1
August 16, 1928	FIRE CHIEF ASKS PAY FOR CREW	1
August 16, 1928	FIRE THREATENS PAC. HOG FARM	1
August 16, 1928	WARM SESSION DEVELOPS OVER GIVING STREET TO UNION OIL	1
August 16, 1928	BIG FERRY OUT ON TRIAL TRIP TUES. DELIVERED WED.	1
August 16, 1928	STATION AGAIN HOLDUP VICTIM	1
August 16, 1928	BIG FERRY OUT ON TRIAL TRIP TUES. DELIVERED WED.	1
August 16, 1928	VOTERS OBJECT TO CITY DUMP	1
August 16, 1928	BESSIE MAE MCEVOY, FRANK O MARSH	1
August 23, 1928	HERE IS HONEST MAN SAYS MR AND MRS SWANSON; RETURNS MONEY	1
August 23, 1928	SCHOOL ZONE IS ESTABLISHED	1
August 23, 1928	PRATTS BARBER SHOP IS SOLD	1
August 23, 1928	THEATRE OPENS IN ELSON BLDG	1
August 23, 1928	TONY JOSEPHS OPENS EAST SIDE DYE WORKS	1
August 23, 1928	WHALENS OPEN STORE ON HILL	1
August 23, 1928	THINGS QUIET AT SHIPYARD THESE DAYS	1
August 23, 1928	“ROWDY” TRAILS ESCAPED CONVICT ON FIRST TRIAL; EGBERT PROUD	1
August 23, 1928	TRIO BREAK INTO HOME; ARRESTED	1
August 23, 1928	1619 REGISTER IN FOUR EAST SIDE PRECINCTS	1
August 23, 1928	POSTOFFICE IS GETTING NEW FLOOR IN OFFICE	1
August 23, 1928	RAY WATROUS SELLS STAGE TO CHAS. PILE	1
August 23, 1928	STREET-END CONTROVERSY NOW APPARENTLY ISSUE OF PAST	1
August 23, 1928	DISCONTINUANCE OF CITY DUMP IS AUTOMATIC	1
August 30, 1928	DOUGLASS WILL CLOSE OUT STOCK	1
August 30, 1928	BIG BROWN BEAR PROVES TO BE UNSOCIABLE COMPANY FOR PAGE	1
August 30, 1928	VAN FURNISHES GARBAGE DUMP	1
August 30, 1928	JUANITA CLUB TO GIVE FAIR IN SEPTEMBER	1
August 30, 1928	OLD FIRE ENGINE IS SOLD TO JUNKMAN	1
August 30, 1928	JUANITA CLUB TO GIVE FAIR IN SEPTEMBER	1
August 30, 1928	VAN FURNISHES GARBAGE DUMP	1
August 30, 1928	CHARLOTTE COOKSON, EMMETT DOBBS	1
September 6, 1928	CLARKE SEES NEED OF GRAPE JUICE PRESS	1
September 6, 1928	HUCKLEBERRY PATCH IS LOADED TO CAPACITY IS WORD OF LOUIE TODD	1
September 6, 1928	COMMUNITY CHURCH GETS A NEW COAT OF PAINT	1
September 6, 1928	FLADLUND SELLS MARKET INTEREST	1
September 6, 1928	KELLIE LEASES UNION OIL STATION	1
September 6, 1928	HEALTH OFFICER TO BAN THE LAKE REFUSE DUMPING	1
September 6, 1928	FIRE BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL BY FIRE CREW	1
September 6, 1928	WINN REED HOME IS DESTROYED BY FIRE	1
September 6, 1928	HEALTH OFFICER TO BAN THE LAKE REFUSE DUMPING	1
September 6, 1928	PRATT GETS SIX MONTHS IN THE COUNTY STOCKADE	1
September 6, 1928	HEWITT, GEORGE JR	1
September 6, 1928	NORTHRUP, FLORELLA E	1
September 13, 1928	TAKES WAR BRIDE BACK TO SCENE OF COURTSHIP AND NATIVE LAND (ESTER	1
September 13, 1928	WESTER STARTS WORK ON WICKENCAMP BLDG	1
September 13, 1928	MCHUGH TAKES OVER HOTEL CAFE	1
September 13, 1928	CHAMBER MEET DEVOTED TO THE SCHOOLS	1
September 13, 1928	AUTHORS BOAT NOW IS BACK AT THE SHIPYARD (WHITE, STEWART EDWARD)	1
September 13, 1928	NEW SCOUT TROOP DEPENDS ON ENTRANCE OF NEW BOYS	1
September 20, 1928	BREWERS GARAGE IS NOW BEING ENLARGED	1
September 20, 1928	JUNIOR HIGH IS RECOMMENDED BY H C VESPER	1
September 20, 1928	COUNCIL PLANS TO HAVE HOUSES HERE NUMBERED	1
September 20, 1928	BREWERS GARAGE IS NOW BEING ENLARGED	1
September 20, 1928	KIRKLAND HARDWARE ADDS ATTRACTIVE GIFT SECTION	1
September 20, 1928	MERCHANTS COMBINE FOR DOLLAR DAY SATURDAY	1
September 20, 1928	SHEET METAL WORKS HAS NEW MANAGEMENT	1
September 20, 1928	JUANITA FAIR SEPT 28 & 29	1
September 20, 1928	ROSE HILL TO HAVE BIGGEST FAIR OCT 20	1
September 20, 1928	COUNCIL ORDERS FIRE CHIEF PAY	1
September 20, 1928	FIRE THREATENS HOMES SUNDAY	1
September 20, 1928	COUNCIL ORDERS FIRE CHIEF PAY	1
September 20, 1928	COUNCIL PLANS TO HAVE HOUSES HERE NUMBERED	1
September 20, 1928	TENTATIVE 1929 BUDGET PASSED – HEARING OCT 1	1
September 20, 1928	TOWN OF KIRKLAND – 1929 BUDGET	1
September 20, 1928	JUANITA FAIR SEPT 28 & 29	1
September 20, 1928	ARRESTED FOR DRUNK DRIVING	1
September 20, 1928	RECOR, MYRON E	1
September 20, 1928	ROSE HILL TO HAVE BIGGEST FAIR OCT 20	1
September 20, 1928	ALLEY WAY TO BE OPENED BY OWNERS	1
September 20, 1928	CURVES TO BE TAKEN OUT OF JUANITA POINT ROAD, WILL REMOVE HAZARDS	1
September 27, 1928	DOUGLASS TO GO TO ANACORTES	1
September 27, 1928	LOY REDUCES PRICE ON HIS ENTIRE STOCK	1
September 27, 1928	LOCAL CANNERY IS PUTTING UP HUGE PEAR PACK	1
September 27, 1928	ALL SET FOR JUANITA FAIR FRI AND SAT	1
September 27, 1928	FAIR WILL BE BROADCASTED	1
September 27, 1928	BUDGET HEARING SET FOR NEXT MONDAY NIGHT	1
September 27, 1928	ALL SET FOR JUANITA FAIR FRI AND SAT	1
September 27, 1928	HESTER, J MARTIN	6
September 27, 1928	HERE ARE THE HUNTING LIMITS FOR NEXT MONDAY	1
October 4, 1928	CELEBRATE TWENTY-FIFTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY (BROOKS, HERBERT H)	7
October 4, 1928	CITY CHAMBER TO GIVE TROPHY FOR EXHIBITS	1
October 4, 1928	COUNCIL WOULD RID STREETS OF REFUSE MENACE	1
October 4, 1928	OVER FIVE HUNDRED EAT CHICKEN DINNER AT JUANITA FAIR SUNDAY	1
October 4, 1928	COUNCIL WOULD RID STREETS OF REFUSE MENACE	1
October 4, 1928	DOUGLASS TURNS IN RESIGNATION	1
October 4, 1928	TOWN BUDGET IS CUT TO LITTLE OVER SIXTEEN MILLS	1
October 4, 1928	CHARGES AGAINST ANDREEN REDUCED	1
October 4, 1928	SEIDEL NABS BOOZE AUTO	1
October 4, 1928	FATHER CARBOY IS TRANSFERRED	1
October 4, 1928	FULL GOSPEL MISSION HAS NEW PASTOR	1
October 4, 1928	STREET LIGHT IS CONFUSING	1
October 11, 1928	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	7
October 11, 1928	14,500 PAID FOR VIEW LOTS	5
October 11, 1928	LAKESHORE SERVICE STATION LEASED TO KIRKLAND MAN	1
October 11, 1928	MAYOR URGES AID IN KEEPING STREETS CLEAN	1
October 11, 1928	MAYOR URGES AID IN KEEPING STREETS CLEAN	1
October 11, 1928	ADAMS, MRS L M	6
October 11, 1928	ANDREWS, NANCY FORREST	1
October 11, 1928	GROVE, SAMUEL STEWART	6
October 11, 1928	RECOR, MYRON CARHILE	12
October 11, 1928	EVANS OUSTED AS ENGINEER ON SAMMAMISH RD	1
October 11, 1928	FALL CITY ROAD CONTRACT LET	1
October 18, 1928	FORMER EDITOR NOTED WRITER (GILBERT, KENNETH)	1
October 18, 1928	HERE IS OPPORTUNITY TO SPREAD SUNSHINE AND AID THE “SHUT-INS”	1
October 18, 1928	EXPECT CROWDS AT THE ROSE HILL FAIR SATURDAY	1
October 18, 1928	COUNCIL PLANS RENAMING OF MANY STREETS	1
October 18, 1928	WEBB CHOSEN TO FILL VACANCY ON TOWN COUNCIL	1
October 18, 1928	DOCK COVERING IS OBJECTED TO	1
October 18, 1928	NAME FATHER MURPHY FOR LOCAL PARISHES	1
October 18, 1928	EXPECT CROWDS AT THE ROSE HILL FAIR SATURDAY	1
October 18, 1928	LOCAL MEN TAKE RIDE IN BIG PLANE	1
October 18, 1928	DOCK COVERING IS OBJECTED TO	1
October 18, 1928	BRIDGE QUESTION AGAIN BECOMES A LIVE ISSUE	6
October 18, 1928	COUNCIL PLANS RENAMING OF MANY STREETS	1
October 18, 1928	STREET LIGHT AND DEADMAN COME OUT	1
October 18, 1928	MAUDE MONTEITH, CHARLES N LOCK	7
October 25, 1928	LOCAL MAN IS PROUD OWNER OF POSTCARD FROM GRAF ZEPPELIN (BURCH, W	1
October 25, 1928	SIEVER RANDALL OPENS MARKET	1
October 25, 1928	CHICKEN CANNERY PROGRESSES	1
October 25, 1928	OVER 800 PEOPLE ATTEND ROSE HILL FAIR SATURDAY; BIG SUCCESS	1
October 25, 1928	DISEASE SCARE CLOSES SCHOOL	1
October 25, 1928	CHICKEN CANNERY PROGRESSES	1
October 25, 1928	STOCKADE MAY BE CLOSED IS SHERIFF’S WORD	1
October 25, 1928	BOOTH, THELMA MARIE	1
October 25, 1928	CURTIS, NORMAN E	1
October 25, 1928	GILLILAND, SUSAN FRANCES	7
October 25, 1928	KAUFMAN, MRS WALTER	1
October 25, 1928	KEOWN, ORA	6
October 25, 1928	OVER 800 PEOPLE ATTEND ROSE HILL FAIR SATURDAY; BIG SUCCESS	1
November 1, 1928	WESTER NAMES NEW CHAMBER COMMITTEES	1
November 1, 1928	ROSE HILL FAIR NETS NICE GAIN	1
November 1, 1928	TOWN IS TRANSFORMED AS KIDS INDULGE IN SPIRIT OF HALLOWEEN	1
November 1, 1928	CURTIS, NORMAN EDWARD	12
November 1, 1928	GOV HARTLEY IS SPEAKER HERE SATURDAY NITE	1
November 1, 1928	CLUB TAKES EXCEPTION TO NEWSPAPER COMMENT	1
November 1, 1928	TROUBLE BREWS IN COLONY OF BROTHER ISAIAH	1
November 1, 1928	WOOLEN MILL OPENS UP FOR SHORT PERIOD	1
November 8, 1928	NEW LIGHTS TRANSFORM SCHOOL ROOMS (PHOTOS)	1
November 8, 1928	RERICK IS BUILDING A NEW APARTMENT HOUSE	1
November 8, 1928	CHARLEY JONES BUYS WHALENS GROCERY STORE	1
November 8, 1928	CANNERY CLOSES RECORD SEASON ON PEAR CROP	1
November 8, 1928	HOT ARGUMENT LOOMS AT NEXT CHAMBER MEET	1
November 8, 1928	NEW RESIDENTS FOR EAST SIDE	1
November 8, 1928	SHIPYARD RUMOR IS PREMATURE	1
November 8, 1928	CAMPBELL, JOHN	12
November 8, 1928	HUNTINGTON, PERCY R	6
November 8, 1928	SMITH, NATHANIEL	7
November 8, 1928	TOWN BB TEAM IS ORGANIZED	1
November 8, 1928	HOW THE TOWN VOTED	1
November 8, 1928	LEGION POST GETS NOVEL ARMISTICE GREETING FROM PARIS LEGION POST	1
November 15, 1928	CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY (HILL, MR AND MRS CHARLES)	1
November 15, 1928	MERCHANTS PLANNING BIGGEST CHRISTMAS BUYING CAMPAIGN	1
November 15, 1928	MRS MCGANN MOVES STUDIO INTO POSTOFFICE BUILDING	1
November 15, 1928	YOUNGER OPENS SEATTLE STORE	1
November 15, 1928	WINDOW LIGHTS GAIN HEADWAY	1
November 15, 1928	WOMENS ORGANIZATIONS JOIN IN ANNUAL RED CROSS DRIVE	1
November 15, 1928	LOCAL MAN OPENS DENTIST OFFICE IN MED-DEN BLDG	1
November 15, 1928	KIRKLAND SERVICE CLUB IS NEW NAME CHOSEN	6
November 15, 1928	WOMENS ORGANIZATIONS JOIN IN ANNUAL RED CROSS DRIVE	1
November 15, 1928	ACTIVITY SHOWN IN MANY REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS	1
November 15, 1928	TO RECOMMEND STREET CHANGES	1
November 15, 1928	TO REVIVE OLD HIGHWAY CLUB	1
November 22, 1928	1ST NEON SIGN ON NEW BLDG	1A
November 22, 1928	NEW STRUCTURE REMINDS SOME OF OLDEN DAYS	1A
November 22, 1928	NEW WICKENCAMP BLDG TO BE FORMALLY OPENED NOV 24 (PHOTO)	1A
November 22, 1928	DOUGLASS BOOT SHOP SANG ITS SWAN SONG TUESDAY	1
November 22, 1928	ELWOODS WILL HAVE NEW STORE	1A
November 22, 1928	GEO SCOFIELD CO ROOFS NEAR HALF OF KIRKLAND	3A
November 22, 1928	JOHN WESTER CONTRACTOR ON NEW BUILDING	1A
November 22, 1928	OPEN DRESSMAKING HDQTS IN POST OFFICE BUILDING	1
November 22, 1928	PERMIT IS GRANTED FOR SERVICE STATION	1
November 22, 1928	COUNCIL OKEHS PLAN SUGGESTED BY STREET COM.	1
November 22, 1928	WEBB TAKES COUNCIL SEAT FOR FIRST TIME MONDAY	1
November 22, 1928	CONTRAST THIS NEW DEVELOPMENT (PHOTO OF FERRY DOCK)	3A
November 22, 1928	DEPUTIES RAID JUANITA STILL	1
November 22, 1928	DAVIS, NIOTA MAY	12
November 22, 1928	SMITH, JACKSON	1
November 22, 1928	YORK, ELLA	1
November 22, 1928	KHS TEAM LOSES CHAMPIONSHIP BUT MAKES VERY GOOD RECORD	1
November 22, 1928	COUNCIL OKEHS PLAN SUGGESTED BY STREET COM.	1
November 29, 1928	TO PLANT 50,000 DOLLARS IN BULBS	1
November 29, 1928	MERCHANTS ARE HARD AT WORK ON CAMPAIGN PLAN	1
November 29, 1928	MERCHANTS HEAR TALK ON SHOW WINDOW LIGHTING	1
November 29, 1928	JOURNAL OFFERS COOKING SCHOOL TO EAST SIDERS	1
November 29, 1928	JOURNAL’S BIG COOKING SCHOOL WILL BE HELD DEC 11-14 INC.	9
November 29, 1928	CLUB PLANNING BEAUTIFUL TREE	1
November 29, 1928	FERRY WASHINGTON IS ON WAYS AT SHIPYARD	1
November 29, 1928	VAN LOCATES VALUABLE POLICE DOG – QUALIFIES AS FIRST CLASS DETECT	1
November 29, 1928	MARSH, WILLIAM NICHOLAS	1
November 29, 1928	FERRY WASHINGTON IS ON WAYS AT SHIPYARD	1
November 29, 1928	DISTRICT RAISE AMOUNT FOR HIGHWAY FUND	1
December 6, 1928	WE TOO HAVE A $5 DAY BANKER	1
December 6, 1928	J WESTER STARTS WORK ON NEW J C PENNEY BLDG – OLD STORE RAZED	1
December 6, 1928	REX DRUG GETS SECOND NEON SIGN IN KIRKLAND	1
December 6, 1928	GATES IS THE NEW C OF C SECRETARY	1
December 6, 1928	NORTHRUP KILLS CONSOLIDATION	1
December 6, 1928	JOURNAL’S COOKING SCHOOL OPENS TUESDAY AT GATEWAY .	1
December 6, 1928	TALKING PICTURE TO BE AT GATEWAY THURS.	8
December 6, 1928	DAVIS, NIOTA MAE	8
December 6, 1928	MOORE, CAPT DARRAL G	8
December 6, 1928	BIDS CALLED ON LAKE SAMMAMISH ROAD FOR DEC 23RD; EVANS KICKS	1
December 6, 1928	EAST SIDE TO HAVE REDUCED POWER RATES	1
December 13, 1928	OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY (CROW MR AND MRS WILLIAM)	1
December 13, 1928	BUSINESS DISTRICT WILL UNDERGO MANY CHANGES	1
December 13, 1928	TEACHERS PRAISE SCHOOL LIGHTING	8
December 13, 1928	WILLIAMS JOINS GROCERY CHAIN	1
December 13, 1928	BUSINESS DISTRICT WILL UNDERGO MANY CHANGES	1
December 13, 1928	SICKNESS CUTS ATTENDANCE AT COOKING SCHOOL	1
December 13, 1928	STREETS TO GET HOLIDAY ATTIRE	1
December 13, 1928	HI-WAY PATROL TO CHECK LIGHTS	1
December 13, 1928	KENT, VIOLET	2
December 13, 1928	ALL NORTHWEST ROAD PROGRAM IS RESULT OF STANWOOD MEETING	1
December 20, 1928	JOHN GATES WINS PLACE IN ALL-STAR ORCHESTRA	1
December 20, 1928	BLAU’S GARAGE TO BE REBUILT; WORK STARTED	1
December 20, 1928	CAMPAIGN HAS EFFECT IN SPITE OF FLU ATTACK	1
December 20, 1928	LAKEVIEW SERVICE STATION REOPENS	1
December 20, 1928	TIRE AND BATTERY SHOP NOW UNDER NEW NAME	1
December 20, 1928	MEN AND BOAT FEARED MISSING	1
December 20, 1928	RELIEF COMM. TO BE ON JOB	1
December 20, 1928	BLAU’S GARAGE TO BE REBUILT; WORK STARTED	1
December 20, 1928	COUNCIL MAY RESTORE WATER RATES IN TOWN	1
December 20, 1928	CAMPAIGN HAS EFFECT IN SPITE OF FLU ATTACK	1
December 20, 1928	CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS SHOW ACTIVE WEEK FOR CHURCHES	1
December 20, 1928	TEXACO PLANS KIRKLAND PLANT	1
December 20, 1928	SALES GIVE EVIDENCE OF READY MARKET HERE	1
December 20, 1928	GIRLS ORGANIZE BASKETBALL	6
December 20, 1928	CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS SHOW ACTIVE WEEK FOR CHURCHES	1
December 20, 1928	COUNCIL MAY RESTORE WATER RATES IN TOWN	1
December 27, 1928	FERRY CORNER IS PACKED AS GIFTS AWARDED	1
December 27, 1928	RED WHITE AND BLUE TRADING CO OPENS	1
December 27, 1928	TIMELY ARRIVAL SAVES REX DRUG FROM DISASTROUS BLAZE	1
December 27, 1928	WIND WRECKS THE COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE	1
December 27, 1928	LEGION MEMBER AIDS IN CAPTURE	1
December 27, 1928	MUSGROVE, WILLIAM	6
December 27, 1928	TECHNICALITY MAY BLOCK NEW SAMMAMISH RD	1
December 27, 1928	PHONE RATES TO MEDINA REDUCED	1
December 27, 1928	WIND WRECKS THE COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE	1
January 3, 1929	CHAMP CALKINS TELLS YOUNG BOYS HOW TO PLAY CHECKERS (CALKINS, C E	1
January 3, 1929	BROOKS WARNS AGAINST POOR HOME WIRING	1
January 3, 1929	SUPT. JACKSON SAYS NEW RULE IS A STEP BACKWARD	1
January 3, 1929	BANDITS GUNS BIG AS CANNONS TO C L ANDREWS	1
January 3, 1929	GILGREN, IDA	7
January 3, 1929	LEED, LAURON B	1
January 3, 1929	URGES SUPPORT OF IS. BRIDGE	1
January 10, 1929	LOCAL POULTRY RAISER CARRIES OFF BIG HONORS	1
January 10, 1929	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	3
January 10, 1929	KIRKLAND GIRL TRAVELS TO ODD CORNERS OF THE EARTH (WILLIAMS, RUTH	1
January 10, 1929	NELL BARRY TAYLOR IN PICTURE AT GATEWAY	1
January 10, 1929	MCCRAYS SERVICE STATION IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS	1
January 10, 1929	RANDALL TO OPEN NEW MARKET	1
January 10, 1929	WITTENMEYER, ANNA K	6
January 10, 1929	CHAMBER COMM. EXPLAINS PLAN FOR 1929 DRIVE	1
January 10, 1929	COUNCIL SAVES 3000 ON BUDGET ITEMS FOR YEAR	1
January 10, 1929	SAYS HE KNOWS GUILTY PARTY (LETITIA WHITEHALL MURDER)	1
January 10, 1929	BALDWIN, JOHN GEORGE	7
January 10, 1929	EMMONS, WILLARD	7
January 10, 1929	COLLINS HEADS SERVICE CLUB	1
January 10, 1929	POOL TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD IN KIRKLAND	12
January 10, 1929	ROSE HILL CLUB TO LABEL CROSS STREETS	1
January 10, 1929	BRIDGE PLAN RECEIVES OK	1
January 10, 1929	ROSE HILL CLUB TO LABEL CROSS STREETS	1
January 17, 1929	LOCAL MAN IS GRANTED TACOMA SEATTLE BUS LINE (KRAKENBURG, BARNEY)	1
January 17, 1929	SCHOOL TEACHER IS THE WINNER OF SPELLING BEE (MILLER, LAURA)	1
January 17, 1929	CITY SERVICE STATION NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS	1
January 17, 1929	EAST SIDE SIGN MOVES TO ITS NEW QUARTERS	1
January 17, 1929	MORRIS BUYS EAST SIDE MKT	1
January 17, 1929	NEW RADIO STORE IS COMING TO KIRKLAND	1
January 17, 1929	R R MILLER IS V P OF CHAMBER	1
January 17, 1929	ROSE HILL TO GIVE MINSTREL SHOW	1
January 17, 1929	LOCAL SHIPYARD IS LOWEST BIDDER ON $400,000 MOTOR-SHIP	1
January 17, 1929	PROGRESS NOW BEING MADE IN APPREHENDING CAR PILFERERS	1
January 17, 1929	FAGERBERG, MINNIE	7
January 17, 1929	HAWLEY, JULIA	6
January 17, 1929	LOUB, EFFE	1
January 17, 1929	PASTIME WINS POOL TOURNEY	6
January 17, 1929	CALLS FOR BIDS ON NEW FERRY	1
January 24, 1929	LYRIC THEATRE TO OPEN SATURDAY NITE	1
January 24, 1929	BOY KILLED AS HE IS THROWN FROM CAR	6
January 24, 1929	DISTRICTS ARE LAID OUT FOR INTENSIVE MEMBERSHIP DRIVE	1
January 24, 1929	COUNCIL PASSES ORDINANCE ON FIRE CHIEF PAY; MAYOR DISAGREES	1
January 24, 1929	COUNCIL RAISES MINIMUM FOR WATER USERS	1
January 24, 1929	THREE COUNCIL TERMS EXPIRE	1
January 24, 1929	CLAIM DEATH IS DUE TO VIOLENCE	1
January 24, 1929	DEPUTIES LOCATE WELL CONCEALED BOOZE CACHE	6
January 24, 1929	DEPUTIES PICK UP THREE EAST SIDE MOONSHINERS	1
January 24, 1929	ROWELL TO TALK ON DOPE TRAFFIC	12
January 24, 1929	BEACH, GEORGE WILLIAM	7
January 24, 1929	BOGGS, W N	1
January 24, 1929	REED, BERT	6
January 24, 1929	SPURLING, JESSIE MAY	7
January 24, 1929	TURNER, CALEB	6
January 24, 1929	CHARLES WILCOX NOW HAS NATIONAL RABBIT MAGAZINE	1
January 24, 1929	COMMITTEE AUTHORIZED TO DRAFT BILL ON STREET NAMES	1
January 24, 1929	COUNTY SANDS KIRKLAND REDMOND HI-WAY TUES	1
January 24, 1929	GOV APPROVES PAVING FOUR MILES OF HIWAY	1
January 24, 1929	BURR ASKS FOR NEW FRANCHISE (TELEPHONE)	1
January 24, 1929	COUNCIL RAISES MINIMUM FOR WATER USERS	1
January 31, 1929	BLAU’S GARAGE MODERNIZED – NOW READY FOR BUSINESS	1
January 31, 1929	SHUH TO CLOSE STORE FEB 15	1
January 31, 1929	SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES TO BE NOMINATED	1
January 31, 1929	THAWING OF PIPES IS CAUSE OF FIRE TUES.	1
January 31, 1929	MEMBERS SEEK RE-ELECTION	1
January 31, 1929	SHIPYARD GETS OFFICIAL OK ON SHIP CONTRACT	1
January 31, 1929	HIGHWAY PATROL STEPS IN TO STOP BOBSLEDDING ON MAIN HIGHWAYS	1
January 31, 1929	KIDS BREAKING INTO HOUSES	1
January 31, 1929	PRATT, O E	4
January 31, 1929	STAGE LINE UP FOR DECISION	1
January 31, 1929	HEAVY WIND TAKES THE ROOF OFF WOOLEN MILL	1
January 31, 1929	HEAVY WIND TAKES THE ROOF OFF WOOLEN MILL	1
February 7, 1929	WHITES OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING (WHITE, MR AND MRS H D)	1
February 7, 1929	SNOW DELAYS PENNEY STORE	1
February 7, 1929	COMMUNITY DINNER MARKS FOURTH ANNUAL WASHINGTON WEEK	1
February 7, 1929	JUANITA SCHOOL IS GIVEN HONOR	1
February 7, 1929	PENNY CONSENTS TO BE SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATE	1
February 7, 1929	PLAN WOULD AID POOR DISTRICTS	1
February 7, 1929	BURDGE, WILLIAM	4
February 7, 1929	HUNGERFORD, MARY	5
February 7, 1929	POWERS, MICHAEL ROBERT	5
February 7, 1929	WESTALL, JACK	10
February 7, 1929	MANY MEN FROM THE EASTSIDE WORK ON NEW POWER CO PLANT	1
February 7, 1929	NEW POWER PLANT AIDS EAST SIDE	1
February 7, 1929	SNOW DELAYS PENNEY STORE	1
February 7, 1929	BOND HOLDERS OF MILL WILL MEET	1
February 14, 1929	GATES ENTERS INSURANCE FIELD	1
February 14, 1929	NOMINATE FOUR FOR DIST. BOARD	1
February 14, 1929	CAST PUTS ON FINAL TOUCHES FOR BIG PLAY	1
February 14, 1929	MONTOGOMERY, JOHN	7
February 14, 1929	THOMAS, CATHERINE	6
February 14, 1929	SCOUTS OBSERVE 19TH ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY	1
February 14, 1929	CHURCHILL COMPETES IN PRIZE ESSAY ON PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT	1
February 14, 1929	KRACKENBERG HAS INSIDE TRACK BUT FACES FIGHT FOR BUS LINE	1
February 14, 1929	MARGARET WINDSHEIMER, J P MCEVOY	1
February 21, 1929	“BLISS FOR SIX” MAKES HIT WITH THEATRE GOERS WED.	1
February 21, 1929	COUNCIL ORDERS SPECIAL REPAIRS PUT ON STREETS	1
February 21, 1929	KAY-TEX OPENS SEATTLE PLANT	1
February 21, 1929	SMITH, FRANCES KAMBER	10
February 21, 1929	CHAMNESS OPENS HIS NEW REAL ESTATE OFFICE	1
February 21, 1929	PLENTY OF BUSES AND CAN START IN 24 HOURS SAYS KRACKENBERG	1
February 21, 1929	COUNCIL ORDERS SPECIAL REPAIRS PUT ON STREETS	1
February 21, 1929	ROAD FUND IS TAKEN AWAY BY COMMISSIONERS	1