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Australia Tests Rubber Roads. Northwest History. National Topics. General O-S. United States.Washington State UniversityText
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U. S. Army Registrations. Northwest History. State History. Box 133. World War.Washington State UniversityText
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Aviation Aids U.S. In Pest War. Northwest History. State History. Box 37. National Topics.Washington State UniversityText
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Idaho VS. Maine "Spude" Is Issue. Northwest History. Columbia River, Commodity Credit Corporation, Community Chest, Concrete, Contagious Disease, Contests, Awards, Honors Conventions and Conferences. Contests, Awards & Honors For Military awards see U S Army & Navy File. General.Washington State UniversityText
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Surplus May Be Absorbed in Ten Years. Northwest History. State History. Box 38. Universities and Colleges.Washington State UniversityText
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Hawaii ready to take men back. -- Demobilization will turn needed men back into old jobs on plantations. World War 1. Awards & honors. 1919-01-27Washington State UniversityText Hawaiʻi
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Likes To Ride And Break HorsesWashington State UniversityText
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Science Ends Volcano Fear. : Eruptions Now Are Forecast Accurately Two Years In Advance. Northwest History. National Topics. General. O-S. United StatesWashington State UniversityText
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Hana Plantation (Hawaii) Labor Contract with Mokichi Kawaguchi [finding aid]Washington State UniversityText Hawaiʻi
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"No Alfalfa Weevil" Says Montana Expert. Northwest History. Box 3. Farms and Farming. Menace&Pests. United States.Washington State UniversityText
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Floating drydock job may go to U. S. yards State history. State officials. U. S. Senators. Schwellenbach, Lewis B. 1937-02-10Washington State UniversityText
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Ships To Carry Food To Alaska: Maritime Unions Agree To Man Vessels: Government Breaks Coast TieupWashington State UniversityText
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