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HistoryLink.org Duvall Newspaper Index

Duvall Newspaper Index

The Duvall Newspaper Index contains 2,309 categorized headlines which pertain to people, places and events in Duvall history. The entries were indexed in 1997 by the Duvall Historical Society using four exisiting newspaper sources: Duvall Citizen 1911-1916, Carnation Enterprise 1918-1929, Carnavall Reporter 1953-1964, and Sammamish Valley News 1978-1980.

The index is used as a research tool prior to viewing the complete articles and newspapers, which can be found on microfilm at either the Duvall Library or the University of Washington - Microform & Newspaper Collections.

Many thanks to Don Williams, the Duvall Historical Society, and the King County Library System Foundation for the creation of this index.

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Today in Washington History

David Thompson party reaches Kettle Falls on the Columbia River on June 19, 1811.

African American families in the Puget Sound region first celebrate Juneteenth on June 19, 1890.

Father's Day is conceived by Spokane's Sonora Smart Dodd and celebrated for the first time in Spokane on June 19, 1910.

The Seattle Times fires E. B. White on June 19, 1923.

City Council accepts $10.2 million loan to rehabilitate bankrupt Seattle Municipal Railway on June 19, 1939.

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