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Nov. 15, 1894Complaints have lately been made that property at the Columbian school was being destroyed and that some of the boys attending sc…
Oct. 27, 1904We have heard of large potatoes, read about them and saw a great many of them, but the largest potato we have ever east our eagle…
Nov. 5, 1914In the largest vote in the history of this city, Anacortes climbed on the wagon with the rest of the State of Washington by giving…
Oct. 25, 1894A young man named Johnson cut off a finger at the shingle mill yesterday.
Oct. 13, 1904On Saturday next, Mr. Charles H. Robinson, of Gloucester, Massachusetts brother of W. F. Robinson of the Robinson Fisheries Compa…
Oct. 9, 1924Within a couple of weeks or three weeks the Whistle Lake pumping station will be electrified, and the city will no longer be depen…
Oct. 2, 1924Hereafter law breakers in Anacortes are going to be locked in steel cells while awaiting trial or serving a few days’ sentence, in…
Sept. 22, 1904One of the home industries which should be patronized by all the citizens of the city, is the Anacortes Steam Laundry one of the…
Sept. 20, 1894Have you registered? If not, why not?
Sept. 13, 1894The fall term of the public schools has begun, the two ward schools having been discontinued and all the scholars now attending …
Sept. 6, 1894A timid gentleman spoiled some prospective good items Tuesday. Three gentleman started in one of the Anacortes yachts, for a trip…
Aug. 25, 1904Nothing would tend more to, beautify the city of Anacortes than the opening of Commercial avenue on a straight line from Eleventh…
Aug. 20, 1914After deciding that the plan to improve south Commercial avenue by grading would be a waste of money and impracticable at this ti…
Aug. 13, 1914Residents on the McLean road and as far west as John Kill’s place are soon to enjoy another of the conveniences of city life in a…
Aug. 9, 1894The other day a young man gave a reason for not dancing, the spirit of which might be made to apply to a good many failures in lif…
Aug. 2, 1894July weather as nearly perfect as the powers that be condescend to give this place. The rainfall for the month was 0.02 of an inch…
July 26, 1894The dancing club had the pleasure, last Saturday night, of entertaining about sixty guests from Guemes, Anacortes and Whitney. Th…
July 7, 1904