Kirkland and Eastside Time Line
	Compiled By Dale Hawkinson from the East Side Journal Newspaper Index by Alan Stein
ESJ Issue Date	Description	Page#
January 7, 1937	COUNTY TO SELL EASTSIDE LAND AT TAX AUCTION	1
January 7, 1937	HILITES FROM THE HEADLINES OF 1936	1
January 7, 1937	MANAGER OF SHIPYARD GETS WRITE-UP IN TIMES	5
January 7, 1937	WILD SHOTS NEARLY HIT HOUGHTON WOMAN; OTHERS STRIKE HOUSE; PARENT	1
January 7, 1937	EHRGOTT, VERA	4
January 7, 1937	FINCH, ESTHER M	4
January 7, 1937	JAMISON, CHARLES FRANCIS	4
January 7, 1937	CIVIC OPERA COMPANY IS ORGANIZED HERE	1
January 7, 1937	HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION FOR EASTSIDE IS FORMED	1
January 7, 1937	PROSPECTS LOOK GOOD FOR CUB PACK HERE	1
January 7, 1937	THREE CITY DADS TO BE CHOSEN AT NEXT ELECTION	1
January 7, 1937	COMMISSION TO ASK LEGISLATION TO PLACE POSTMASTERS ON CIVIL SERVICE	5
January 7, 1937	NEW POSTMASTER TAKES OVER LOCAL POST OFFICE	1
January 7, 1937	7 MILES OF STREETS TO BE GRADED BY WPA	1
January 7, 1937	HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION FOR EASTSIDE IS FORMED	1
January 7, 1937	MARGARET MITCHENER, CYRIL RANDALL	7
January 14, 1937	CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY (KLAMM, MR AND MRS WILLIAM)	4
January 14, 1937	TENORS ARE NEEDED FOR OPERA COMPANY	1
January 14, 1937	MRS HAGERMAN CONTINUES SERIES OF ARTICLES ON OLD COUNTRY TRIP	5
January 14, 1937	SIMPSON SENIOR RECEIVES LETTER FROM HIS SON	1
January 14, 1937	GRADE SCHOOL PROJECT GETS GOVT APPROVAL	1
January 14, 1937	SCHOOL ACTIVE AS IT TAKES ON THE FUNCTION OF COMMUNITY CENTER	1
January 14, 1937	STENOGRAPHIC HELP WITH NO PAYROLL IS OFFER OF LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL G	1
January 14, 1937	LOCAL JAPANESE LEAVE FOR THE FAR EAST	1
January 14, 1937	INTRODUCE BILL FOR RURAL FIRE PROTECTION	5
January 14, 1937	CITY COUNCIL ASKS EXCLUSION FROM PROPOSED POWER DISTRICT	1
January 14, 1937	BROWN, FRANCES BURLEY	4
January 14, 1937	TERRYLL, FERNE	4
January 14, 1937	BADMINTON CLUB TO BE FORMED ON EAST SIDE	1
January 14, 1937	BADMINTON CLUB TO BE FORMED ON EAST SIDE	4
January 14, 1937	STREET PROJECT TO AFFECT ALL DISTRICTS	1
January 14, 1937	CITY COUNCIL ASKS EXCLUSION FROM PROPOSED POWER DISTRICT	1
January 21, 1937	DIESEL OIL HAS NEW STREAMLINED TRUCK	1
January 21, 1937	CONOVER, BETHEL	5
January 21, 1937	FREDERICK, MATTIE	5
January 21, 1937	HEWITT, KATHLEEN MILDRED	5
January 21, 1937	LANGDON, CELESTIA ANN	5
January 21, 1937	BADMINTON CLUB IS FORMED; HJORTH LEADS	1
January 21, 1937	KIRKLAND WOMAN'S CLUB TO BURN BUILDING MORTGAGE FEBRUARY 11	1
January 21, 1937	ELECTIONS BEGIN TO DRAW LOCAL INTEREST	1
January 21, 1937	BADMINTON CLUB IS FORMED; HJORTH LEADS	1
January 21, 1937	HIWAY ASSOCIATION IS BOOSTING SUNSET CUT-OFF	5
January 21, 1937	PUSH EFFORT FOR MERCER ISLAND BRIDGE	1
January 21, 1937	POWER HEARING CLOSES TO DECIDE BOUNDARIES	5
January 21, 1937	SEATTLE SHOWS CONCERN OVER WATER FILINGS	1
January 28, 1937	L E KING TAKES OVER MOORE RADIO SERVICE	1
January 28, 1937	PASTIME CAFE HAS NEW OWNER	1
January 28, 1937	KIRKLAND PUSHES RED CROSS DISASTER FUND DRIVE	1
January 28, 1937	MARY LOU REED, GEORGE LORD	1
January 28, 1937	KIRKLAND PUSHES RED CROSS DISASTER FUND DRIVE	1
January 28, 1937	BAN ISSUED AGAINST DOGS RUNNING LOOSE	1
January 28, 1937	MCEVOY, PATRICK "PADDY"	1
January 28, 1937	NEWBERRY, REV CHARLES EDWIN	1
January 28, 1937	POWER DISTRICT VOTE NOW IN LEGAL MESS	1
February 4, 1937	"BONUS BONDS" TO BE CASHED AT FEDERAL BANK	1
February 4, 1937	FIRE THREATENS NEW GRADE SCHOOL	1
February 4, 1937	RED CROSS DISASTER RELIEF FUND QUOTA BETTER THAN DOUBLED	1
February 4, 1937	PARENTS TO BE GIVEN MORE DATA AS SCHOOL REPORT SYSTEM IS CHANGED	4
February 4, 1937	FIRE THREATENS NEW GRADE SCHOOL	1
February 4, 1937	SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED FOR ONE WEEK BECAUSE OF 'FLU' ATTACK	1
February 4, 1937	FOUR SCHOOLBOYS HELD IN AUTOMOBILE THEFT	5
February 4, 1937	MCCARTHY, J J	4
February 4, 1937	TURNER, FRANK	4
February 4, 1937	SHIPPERS FORM NEW ORGANIZATION	4
February 4, 1937	KIRKLAND GETS WEST CENTRAL TOURNAMENT	1
February 4, 1937	NOTED SPEAKER TO PREACH HERE (BAKER, DR F S)	1
February 4, 1937	LIGHTFOOT TELLS OF PROBLEMS FACED BY MERCER BRIDGE SPONSORS	1
February 4, 1937	NO POWER PLAN VOTE UNTIL 1938	1
February 11, 1937	EASTSIDE POULTRYMEN PERFECTS "MUZZLE" TO PREVENT PICKOUTS	1
February 11, 1937	NEW GRADE SCHOOL NEARING COMPLETION - FINISHING PUSHED	1
February 11, 1937	HENRY PUSHES HIS BILL FOR CANNERY	5
February 11, 1937	RED CROSS RELIEF CLIMBS ABOVE $800	1
February 11, 1937	FIREMEN OFFER FIRE CERTIFICATE	1
February 11, 1937	CITY OFFICIALS VISIT OLYMPIA TO PUSH BILLS	1
February 11, 1937	COMMISSIONERS AGAIN GRANT PERMIT TO ERECT SIGN AT KENMORE CUTOFF	5
February 11, 1937	CONFUSION PERSISTS ON ROSE HILL PRECINCTS	5
February 11, 1937	TOWN ELECTION TO BE QUIET AFFAIR	1
February 11, 1937	LEWIS CONFIRMED AS POSTMASTER	4
February 11, 1937	HUGE WPA ROAD CREW STARTS WORK ON KIRKLAND STREETS	1
February 11, 1937	COURT UPHOLDS POWER DECISION	1
February 11, 1937	BERNICE MCWILLIAMS, BARNEY CRAWFORD	4
February 18, 1937	MERCHANTS SPONSOR BARGAIN DAY SAT.	1
February 18, 1937	META ELLEN JACOBSON, DONALD BURROWS	8
February 18, 1937	LOCAL SHIPYARD AWARDED CONTRACT TO BUILD ALL-STEEL VESSEL	1
February 18, 1937	DICKERSON, SCHEFFNER MESSNER	5
February 18, 1937	DOBRENTE, AMELIA	5
February 18, 1937	HARPER, CONRAD CHARLES	5
February 18, 1937	MARKS, M M	1
February 18, 1937	NELSON, LEWIS	5
February 18, 1937	LOCAL WOMAN'S CLUB BURNS MORTGAGE	1
February 18, 1937	FERRY LINCOLN TO BE OFF RUN TWO DAYS	1
February 18, 1937	MERCER ISLAND BRIDGE GETS NEW LEASE ON LIFE	1
February 18, 1937	SHIFT IN PLAN CAUSES STREET PROJECT DELAY	1
February 18, 1937	BERNICE MCWILLIAMS, BARNEY CRAWFORD	9
February 18, 1937	EDITH TYLER, ALLEN HAGER	7
February 25, 1937	EX-GOVERNOR MCBRIDE OBSERVES HIS EIGHTY FIRST BIRTHDAY FEB 27	1
February 25, 1937	WRECKERS START WORK ON SCHOOL GYMNASIUM	1
February 25, 1937	HELLENTHAL'S NEW STORE SHOWS RAPID PROGRESS	1
February 25, 1937	CANNERY BILL IS PASSED BY THE HOUSE	5
February 25, 1937	GLADYS SHELTON, DAN CHRISTENSEN	7
February 25, 1937	HARLOW, CHARLES W	1
February 25, 1937	CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TOURNEY OPENS HERE NEXT WEEK	1
February 25, 1937	JUANITA PARK TO MAKE MANY IMPROVEMENTS	5
March 4, 1937	COUPLE CELEBRATES 54TH ANNIVERSARY (ALEXANDER, MR AND MRS CURTIS)	5
March 4, 1937	MERCHANTS PLAN OPEN HOUSE FOR SAT. MARCH 20	1
March 4, 1937	WELFARE GROUP IS REORGANIZED; NEW CHAIRMAN	1
March 4, 1937	LOCAL SHIPYARD TO START CONSTRUCTION SOON	10
March 4, 1937	ONCE IS ENOUGH SAYS LAWRENCE SESSIONS SO TAKES SHOT AT THIEVES	4
March 4, 1937	BROWN, JOHN JAMES	5
March 4, 1937	MCDILL, JOSEPH B	5
March 4, 1937	WAIN, MRS J C	5
March 4, 1937	CITY AND PORT ELECTIONS	1
March 4, 1937	CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT DRAWS CROWDS HERE	1
March 11, 1937	BUSINESS HOUSES TO MAKE MOVES	1
March 11, 1937	BUSINESS HOUSES TO MAKE MOVES	1
March 11, 1937	MERCHANTS OPEN HOUSE MARCH 20	1
March 11, 1937	CITY CHAMBER PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR THE EASTSIDE	1
March 11, 1937	THE CIRCUS IS COMING TO TOWN	1
March 11, 1937	DOROTHY TYSON JOHNSON	5
March 11, 1937	ERICKSON, ANNA L	5
March 11, 1937	HIGGINS, DONNA FLAHERTY	5
March 11, 1937	STEWART, JAMES F	5
March 11, 1937	WICKHAM, ALBINA	5
March 18, 1937	ASSESSORS CREW ON TAX SURVEY OF KIRKLAND	1
March 18, 1937	CIVIC CENTER PROJECT FOR KIRKLAND AGAIN REVIVED	1
March 18, 1937	GATEWAY INSTALLS NEW HEARING AIDS	15
March 18, 1937	NEW STORE IS OPENED HERE (NORGE)	1
March 25, 1937	EASTSIDE COUPLE HONORED ON GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY (HAMMER, A A)	9
March 25, 1937	INTEREST GROWS IN COMING OPERA	1
March 25, 1937	LOCAL LEGIONNAIRE RECEIVES CONGRESSIONAL AWARD (DEEREY, FRANCIS)	4
March 25, 1937	MRS NEWBERRY GETS HIGHEST C F HONOR	1
March 25, 1937	PROPOSAL FOR CITY HALL NOW IN PWA HANDS	1
March 25, 1937	ARTHUR PERRON OPENS GROCERY STORE HERE	4
March 25, 1937	NOVELTY GIFT SHOP IN NEW QUARTERS MONDAY	1
March 25, 1937	FIREMEN CURB BLAZE AT BROOKS APARTMENTS	4
March 25, 1937	MONDAY NITE WILL BE KIRKLAND NITE AT SEATTLE PUBLIC FORUM	1
March 25, 1937	LEGION URGED TO JOIN WAR AGAINST CRIME	4
March 25, 1937	HARLOW, CHARLES W	5
March 25, 1937	KEENE, VIOLA	5
April 1, 1937	FULL HOUSE IN INDICATED FOR OPERA FRIDAY	1
April 1, 1937	PIONEER BAKERY OPERATORS PULL LAST TRAY FROM OVENS (ROBERTS, H H)	1
April 1, 1937	L E KING MOVES RADIO SHOP TO BELLEVUE	1
April 1, 1937	PIONEER BAKERY OPERATORS PULL LAST TRAY FROM OVENS	1
April 1, 1937	SMITH'S BEAUTY SHOP SOON IN NEW QUARTERS	1
April 1, 1937	FOOD PROCESSING PLANT TO BE OPERATED BY STATE DEPARTMENT	1
April 1, 1937	BASSETT, JOHN	5
April 1, 1937	BROWN, EDGAR	5
April 1, 1937	CLAUSSEN, H J	5
April 1, 1937	JAMES, JAMES W	5
April 1, 1937	NICHOLS, BERTHA	5
April 1, 1937	SMITH, CHARLES E	5
April 1, 1937	SUGDEN, CHARLES W	5
April 1, 1937	POST OFFICE TO BE OPEN FROM EIGHT TO SIX	1
April 1, 1937	TO LAY CORNERSTONE FOR NEW POST OFFICE	1
April 1, 1937	WANNA PLAY BASEBALL? BE AT PASTIME MONDAY	1
April 8, 1937	OPERA WILL BE PRESENTED AT SCHOOL AGAIN	1
April 8, 1937	CUTLER TO OPEN NEW STORE HERE	1
April 8, 1937	TAVERN IS SOLD TO THOMAS MUIR MONDAY	1
April 8, 1937	CANNERY SURVEY TO BE MADE BY WALTER J HENRY	1
April 8, 1937	ORTHOPEDIC EGGS BEGIN TO ARRIVE	1
April 8, 1937	SCHOOLS RECEIVE REAL BENEFIT FROM EQUALIZATION MEASURE	1
April 8, 1937	MAYOR SETS TOWN CLEAN UP DATES FROM APRIL 26 TO MAY 8, INCLUSIVE	1
April 8, 1937	LOCAL PAINT COMPANY OPENS MODEL APARTMENT FOR INSPECTION	9
April 8, 1937	LATTER DAY SAINTS CHURCH IS ORGANIZED IN KIRKLAND	5
April 8, 1937	LENORA CARLSON, DAN MAJESTIC	4
April 15, 1937	CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY (MUIR, MR AND MRS THOMAS)	9
April 15, 1937	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	1
April 15, 1937	JUANITA DIST. RESIDENT CELEBRATES 88TH BIRTHDAY (FORBES, ELIZA)	7
April 15, 1937	LOCAL FORD GARAGE RECEIVES CAR SHIPMENT (PHOTO)	5
April 15, 1937	MERCHANTS' PAY DAY APRIL 24TH	1
April 15, 1937	WOMAN LEAPS TO DEATH FROM FERRY LINCOLN	1
April 15, 1937	ORTHOPEDIC EGG DRIVE TOPS LAST YEAR'S TOTAL	5
April 15, 1937	HIGH SCHOOL BOARD REORGANIZED MONDAY	1
April 15, 1937	EASTSIDE WILL OBSERVE PRESIDENT'S DAY AT ROSE HILL	1
April 15, 1937	BANDITS FOILED IN SECOND ATTEMPT TO STICK UP EASTSIDE MOTORISTS	1
April 15, 1937	ROBBERS HALT AND ROB KIRKLAND MOTORIST	1
April 15, 1937	FARRAR, BRUCE	4
April 15, 1937	HUNTINGTON, WILLIAM ROBERT	4
April 15, 1937	LOCAL AUTHOR OFFERS REDUCED BOOK PRICE (BARR, CHARLES MELVIN)	4
April 15, 1937	KIRKLAND WPA STREET PROJECTS TO BE CLOSED DOWN TEMPORARILY	1
April 15, 1937	ONLY SALES OF BONDS HOLD UP LAKE BRIDGE	1
April 15, 1937	FILL UP YOUR TUBS, WATER WILL BE OFF	1
April 22, 1937	"THE BRIDE WAKES UP" (FILM FOR COOKING EDUCATION)	3
April 22, 1937	SEASON'S PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR EASTSIDE STRAWBERRY GROWERS	1
April 22, 1937	SIMPSON VISITS IN KIRKLAND	5
April 22, 1937	CAMP FIRE CABIN TO BE REMODELED SOON	1
April 22, 1937	SATURDAY IS SHOPPER'S PAY DAY IN KIRKLAND	1
April 22, 1937	STATE CHOOSES CANNERY SUPT.	1
April 22, 1937	JOURNAL TO HOLD NEW TYPE COOKING SCHOOL	1
April 22, 1937	TOWN CLEAN-UP, PAINT-UP CAMPAIGN STARTS MONDAY, APRIL 26	1
April 22, 1937	SHIPYARD DRYDOCKS ITS LARGEST BOAT	1
April 22, 1937	POWELL, WARREN	1
April 22, 1937	RAMSTEAD, LENA	4
April 22, 1937	SETHERS, PERCY	4
April 22, 1937	WETER, JAMES B	4
April 22, 1937	'WORKANEAT' KIRKLAND'S NEWEST ORGANIZATION; FORMED THIS WEEK	1
April 22, 1937	JUANITA PARK OPENS NEW BLUE BIRD INN SATURDAY, APRIL 24 (PHOTOS)	12
April 22, 1937	COUNCIL DELAYS ACTION ON STREET VACATION	1
April 22, 1937	JANE BANGHART, GEORGE GRAHAM	4
April 29, 1937	FIRST WOMAN JUSTICE (FORBES, ELIZA)	1
April 29, 1937	CANNERY PROGRAM IS OUTLINED FOR SEASON	6
April 29, 1937	JOURNAL COOKING SCHOOL MONDAY AND TUESDAY	1
April 29, 1937	STUDENTS ARE GIVEN TOXOID FOR DIPHTHERIA	1
April 29, 1937	FIRST WOMAN JUSTICE (FORBES, ELIZA)	1
April 29, 1937	LARGEST VESSEL EVER TO BE DRYDOCKED HERE (PHOTO)	6
April 29, 1937	SHERIFF TALKS TO STUDENTS ON CRIME	7
April 29, 1937	POWELL, WARREN NORTON	6
April 29, 1937	BELIEVE IT OR NOT (MODEL OF THE FERRY LINCOLN)	4
April 29, 1937	LARGEST VESSEL EVER TO BE DRYDOCKED HERE (PHOTO)	6
April 29, 1937	RATE REQUEST IS POSTPONED	1
April 29, 1937	INTEREST GROWS IN WATER PLAN	1
April 29, 1937	NEW PHONE BOOK TO BE DISTRIBUTED SOON	1
May 6, 1937	ENDS FIFTY YEARS OF TEACHING (MILLER, LAURA)	1
May 6, 1937	GRADE SCHOOL KIDDIES TO MOVE INTO NEW BUILDING MAY 16	1
May 6, 1937	BARBER PRICES WILL NOT BE RAISED IN KIRKLAND	1
May 6, 1937	GRADE TEACHING STAFF CHOSEN FOR NEW YEAR	5
May 6, 1937	NEARLY SIX HUNDRED WOMEN ATTEND EASTSIDE JOURNAL COOKING SCHOOL	1
May 6, 1937	SENIOR HIGH CLASS WILL GRADUATE 73 ON JUNE 3RD	1
May 6, 1937	KIRKLAND'S LAKESHORE PARK PROJECT NEARING COMPLETION	1
May 6, 1937	JUANITA IS PLANNING A COMMUNITY CHURCH	6
May 13, 1937	SCHOOL MOVE SET AHEAD TO FRIDAY	1
May 13, 1937	IT'S TIME TO THINK SERIOUSLY ABOUT THE EASTSIDE'S WATER SUPPLY	1
May 13, 1937	MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE BEING PLANNED BY WARREN O GRIMM	1
May 13, 1937	CLARKE, FANNIE L	5
May 13, 1937	CORT, HARRY	5
May 13, 1937	KYLER, MELLE WILLETT	5
May 13, 1937	THORNBERRY, WILLIAM	5
May 13, 1937	TRACK STARS WIN SVIA MEET	1
May 13, 1937	ROADS THAT LEAD AROUND KIRKLAND CAUSING CONCERN AT SERVICE CLUB	1
May 13, 1937	SEATTLE CITY OFFICIALS TO ATTEND WATER MEETING ON ROSE HILL	1
May 13, 1937	HELEN A JOHNSON, LAWRENCE LUSIER	7
May 20, 1937	CENTRAL EGG STATION TO BE OPENED HERE	1
May 20, 1937	BROOKS SELLS PIONEER GROCERY AFTER 47 YEARS OF OPERATION	1
May 20, 1937	OPERATION EXTRACTS BULLETS BUT MEMORIES REMAIN (PARKS, SUSAN)	1
May 20, 1937	LEGION TO OPEN NEW BUILDING WITH PUBLIC INITIATION TUESDAY	1
May 20, 1937	PHOTOS OF CENTRAL GRADE SCHOOL OPENING	8
May 20, 1937	SCHOOL DEDICATION SET FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 11	1
May 20, 1937	BELL'S BARBER SHOP TO OPEN BEAUTY PARLOR	1
May 20, 1937	BROOKS SELLS PIONEER GROCERY AFTER 47 YEARS OF OPERATION	1
May 20, 1937	LAST CALL FOR GARDENS IS THE WORDS OF CANNERY OFFICIALS	11
May 20, 1937	DATES SET FOR LK WASHINGTON BERRY FESTIVAL	1
May 20, 1937	PEACE MEETING ON ROAD SIGN HELD AT BOTHELL	7
May 20, 1937	COMMISSIONER OPPOSES RAISE OF FERRY RATE	1
May 20, 1937	EASTSIDE WATER COMMITTEE APPEARS BEFORE SEATTLE COUNCIL	1
May 27, 1937	LEGION OPENS HALL TUESDAY (BEFORE AND AFTER PHOTOS)	1
May 27, 1937	RUTH BRONSON, JAMES RIDEOUT	9
May 27, 1937	CITY REVENUE INCREASED THRU LIQUOR FUND REAPPOINTMENT	1
May 27, 1937	BLONEIN, MARY	5
May 27, 1937	BROOK, HORACE	5
May 27, 1937	LINDSAY, FRANK J	5
May 27, 1937	PETTIT, GRACE EMMA	5
May 27, 1937	SCHLAPPE, DAVID	5
May 27, 1937	CITY GETS ADDED PARK ALLOTMENT	1
May 27, 1937	POINTS OF ADVANTAGE OF LAKE WASHINGTON BRIDGE (MAP)	5
May 27, 1937	WATER REQUEST OF EASTSIDE IS HELD UP BY CITY	1
May 27, 1937	MARY LOU REED, GEORGE RAYMOND LORD	8
June 3, 1937	EX-JUANITA RESIDENTS CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY (SCHWANKE, BERT)	10
June 3, 1937	EASTSIDER HAS KODAK NEARLY 50 YEARS OLD (HUBBARD, CHARLES H)	1
June 3, 1937	SPECIAL DEGREE GIVEN LOCAL BOY (MCKIBBEN, WILLIAM)	1
June 3, 1937	DISTRICT WILL RECEIVE NEW SCHOOL JUNE 11	1
June 3, 1937	GRADUATES OF KHS CLASS OF '37 (PHOTOS)	7
June 3, 1937	GIRLS TAKE PART IN MEMORIAL PARADE (PHOTO)	4
June 3, 1937	SMITH IS KIRKLAND'S NEW POLICE JUDGE NOW	1
June 3, 1937	BROOK, H D	4
June 3, 1937	ENEMARK, CYNTHIA	4
June 3, 1937	GLORIUS, MATILDA	4
June 3, 1937	GIRLS TAKE PART IN MEMORIAL PARADE (PHOTO)	4
June 3, 1937	FERRY RATE RAISE ON LAKE BOATS EFFECTIVE TODAY	1
June 3, 1937	EDITH MARGUERITE LAGOE, HAROLD CAMERON	9
June 3, 1937	VIRGINIA TILLMAN, CLYDE S CLARK	9
June 10, 1937	WED FIFTY-FIVE YEARS (HARTMAN, MR AND MRS M)	7
June 10, 1937	CIVIC WORKER IS TRANSFERRED TO RENTON DISTRICT (MCEVOY, J P)	1
June 10, 1937	GOV MARTIN PLANS TO ATTEND SCHOOL DEDICATION TOMORROW	1
June 10, 1937	HOW MOTOR COMPANY OPENS IN KIRKLAND	1
June 10, 1937	MISS WAMSLEY RESIGNS POSITION TO BE MARRIED	5
June 10, 1937	MAYOR NAMES COMMITTEE FOR WORK ON PARK RECREATION PLAN	1
June 10, 1937	STOUT, OSAL	4
June 10, 1937	MAYOR NAMES COMMITTEE FOR WORK ON PARK RECREATION PLAN	1
June 10, 1937	THELMA OLSON, CLARENCE PIPER	9
June 17, 1937	SCHOOL DISTRICT FORMALLY RECEIVES NEW BUILDING FROM GOV'T	1
June 17, 1937	GRAND OPENING OF KIRKLAND'S NEW ELECTRIC CENTER SATURDAY	8
June 17, 1937	MACDOUGALL-SOUTHWICK OPENS BRANCH HERE	1
June 17, 1937	CANNERY STARTS OPERATION FIRST OF JULY	1
June 17, 1937	CHICK FEED MANUFACTURE IS REAL SCIENCE AT LOCAL QUALITY FEED MILL	5
June 17, 1937	STRIKE CLOSES LOCAL GRAVEL PITS; OPEN AGAIN	1
June 17, 1937	DOGS MUST BE KEPT ON LEASH OR KEPT PENNED UP; QUARANTINE PLACED	1
June 17, 1937	THACKER FACES MURDER CHARGE IN GIRL'S DEATH	1
June 17, 1937	GEORGE, JOSEPH N	1
June 17, 1937	FEDERATED CLUB TO PUSH MERCER BRIDGE FIGHT	1
June 17, 1937	MAYE WAMSLEY, PAUL EATON	9
June 24, 1937	ROBERTS HEADS STATE BANKERS	1
June 24, 1937	NEW ADDITION TO BUSINESS SECTION (PHOTO OF MACDOUGALL'S)	4
June 24, 1937	CANNERY MEETING ASKS LOWER TOLL RATES	1
June 24, 1937	FOUR ARE SAVED, ONE DROWNED	1
June 24, 1937	EAGLES PLAN BIG STREET DANCE AND EXHIBITION HERE SATURDAY	1
June 24, 1937	COUNCIL TO BUILD NEW WATER SUPPLY TANK	1
June 24, 1937	HASPER, JOHN	5
June 24, 1937	LITTLE, JANE LOUISE	4
June 24, 1937	LITTLE, SYLVIA	4
June 24, 1937	SANFORD, MRS WILLIS EMMA	5
June 24, 1937	LOCAL REALTY MARKET SHOWS STEADY GAINS	1
June 24, 1937	JUANITA PARK TO OPEN NIGHT CLUB ON EASTSIDE	1
June 24, 1937	KIRKLAND STREETS TO HAVE NEW MARKERS	1
June 24, 1937	SURVEY IS NEXT STEP IN MERCER BRIDGE BATTLE	1
June 24, 1937	HELEN N EKLUND, EDWARD C ROBINSON	1
July 1, 1937	NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY CANNING SUPPLIES - KIRKLAND HARDWARE	7
July 1, 1937	LAKESIDE FEED STORE SOLD TO SEATTLE MAN	1
July 1, 1937	LAKESIDE FEED STORE SOLD TO SEATTLE MAN	1
July 1, 1937	TOLL BASIS FOR CANNERY USE IS RECOMMENDED	1
July 1, 1937	COAST REFEREE MITCHELL IS KHS ATHLETIC COACH	1
July 1, 1937	ALL COMMITTEES REPORT ALL SET FOR 'BIG' EVENT (JULY 4 & 5)	1
July 1, 1937	EAGLES LODGE HAS BIG TIME IN KIRKLAND	1
July 1, 1937	OVER FIVE THOUSAND EXPECTED TO ATTEND TOWNSEND PICNIC	1
July 1, 1937	CITY TO ENFORCE ITS FIREWORKS ORDINANCE	1
July 1, 1937	SWIMMING INSTRUCTION TO BE GIVEN AT JUANITA BEACH STARTING JULY 6	1
July 1, 1937	LAKE LEVEL WILL REMAIN AT HIGH	1
July 1, 1937	LARGE CROWDS ARE ENTERTAINED DAILY AT CITY PARK AND BEACH	1
July 1, 1937	SWIMMING INSTRUCTION TO BE GIVEN AT JUANITA BEACH STARTING JULY 6	1
July 1, 1937	CITY TO ENFORCE ITS FIREWORKS ORDINANCE	1
July 1, 1937	MOYER, EMMA L	5
July 1, 1937	MUIR, JAMES G	5
July 1, 1937	WALLICK, FLORA E	5
July 1, 1937	YOUNG, MRS HARRY O (ZELLA)	5
July 1, 1937	JOURNAL STAFF IS COMPLEMENTED	1
July 1, 1937	OVER FIVE THOUSAND EXPECTED TO ATTEND TOWNSEND PICNIC	1
July 1, 1937	COAST REFEREE MITCHELL IS KHS ATHLETIC COACH	1
July 1, 1937	SWIMMING INSTRUCTION TO BE GIVEN AT JUANITA BEACH STARTING JULY 6	1
July 1, 1937	LARGE CROWDS ARE ENTERTAINED DAILY AT CITY PARK AND BEACH	1
July 8, 1937	KIRKLAND ARTIST'S FAME INCREASES - JACK SHAW	1
July 8, 1937	REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
July 8, 1937	SHAW, JACK - KIRKLAND ARTIST'S FAME INCREASES	1
July 8, 1937	BLAU SUPER SERVICE INSTALLS NEW SAFE	5
July 8, 1937	CANNERY IS OFF TO GOOD START	1
July 8, 1937	ARREST RESISTING COUNT DENIED BY JUSTICE KNOTT	5
July 8, 1937	TRASK, (GRANDMA)	5
July 8, 1937	TRASK, GRANDMA	5
July 8, 1937	APPLICATION MADE FOR FORMATION OF EASTSIDE ROTARY CLUB	1
July 8, 1937	CLUB WILL BE ORGANIZED IN NEAR FUTURE - ROTARY FOR E. LAKE WA.	1
July 8, 1937	JOURNAL ACQUIRES CARNATION PAPER	1
July 8, 1937	KIRKLAND HAS TRAILER CAMP	1
July 8, 1937	EASTSIDE FREE SWIM CLASSES BEGIN MONDAY	1
July 8, 1937	TENNIS TOURNAMENT TURNOUT RECRUITS RACQUET RINGERS	1
July 8, 1937	KIRKLAND HAS TRAILER CAMP	1
July 8, 1937	HOMEOWNERS PROTEST NOISY OUTBOARDERS	5
July 8, 1937	DELIGHT MILLER, SCHUYLER MITCHELL	5
July 8, 1937	HAZEL RUNYON, CHARLES MADDEN	5
July 15, 1937	KIRKLAND MERCHANTS DAY BARGAIN - SATURDAY JULY 17	3
July 15, 1937	REORGANIZED PRODUCTION-FOR-USE MOVEMENT REALLY GOING PLACES	5
July 15, 1937	FORBES, DORRIS - DIETITIAN AT MAYO BROTHERS	15
July 15, 1937	EAST SIDE ICE & FUEL CO CHANGES OWNERSHIP	1
July 15, 1937	SATURDAY WILL BE 'SAVE IN KIRKLAND' DAY! BARGAINS GALORE	1
July 15, 1937	FARRAR'S FERTILE FAIRWAYS FEED DARING ANTLERED FOREST DENIZEN	1
July 15, 1937	E.D. GUDGEL BUILDING INDUSTRY IN PAPER PRODUCTS FIELD HERE	1
July 15, 1937	CONTRACT FOR SHIP GIVEN TO LOCAL SHIPYARD ("HOSFORD")	1
July 15, 1937	DORIAN, PATRICK H	5
July 15, 1937	MANN, DELLA	5
July 15, 1937	MANN, MRS. DELLA	5
July 15, 1937	TRASK, AMELIA HENRIETTA	7
July 15, 1937	ROTARY CLUB IS NOW ASSURED FOR EASTSIDE	1
July 15, 1937	REORGANIZED PRODUCTION-FOR-USE MOVEMENT REALLY GOING PLACES	5
July 15, 1937	MASON HAS REAL SOAP BOX DERBY ENTRY (PHOTO)	4
July 15, 1937	RESIDENTS PRAISE WORK ON PARK ROAD	5
July 15, 1937	PASTOR TELLS OF BIG BROTHER MOVEMENT HERE	1
July 15, 1937	IMPROVING BOTHELL-KIRKLAND HIGHWAY	5
July 15, 1937	LAKE PARK SHORE ROAD WIDENED AND OILED	1
July 15, 1937	WORK STARTS ON MERCER ISLAND BRIDGE SURVEY	1
July 15, 1937	PUGET SOUND POWER CO EXTENDING RURAL LINES	4
July 22, 1937	EASTSIDE DISTRICT IDEAL FOR BLUEBERRY GROWER (PHOTOS)	1
July 22, 1937	EXPERT BLUEBERRY GROWER SAYS THE EASTSIDE IS IDEAL BERRYLAND	4
July 22, 1937	BIG GUNS REMOVED FROM CITY'S PORTALS	5
July 22, 1937	NEW ICE PLANT OWNER TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS	1
July 22, 1937	LAMBERT APPOINTED FIELD MAN FOR CANNERY	1
July 22, 1937	CEMETERY TO HAVE NEW WATER SUPPLY	10
July 22, 1937	ENGINEER URGES ZONING OF EASTSIDE DIST.	1
July 22, 1937	TRAVIS TO LEAVE LOCAL SCHOOL FOR REDMOND	1
July 22, 1937	WPA MUSICIANS PLAY FOR CHILDREN AT PARK	1
July 22, 1937	BIG GUNS REMOVED FROM CITY'S PORTALS	5
July 22, 1937	DRIVERS WARNED TO GET LICENSES	1
July 22, 1937	KIRKLAND LENDING LIBRARY SOLD TO MRS BURNHAM	1
July 22, 1937	BIG GUNS REMOVED FROM CITY'S PORTALS	5
July 22, 1937	BERMAN, JOHN JAMES	5
July 22, 1937	HERTON, JOHN	5
July 22, 1937	MUIR, JAMES GARDNER	5
July 22, 1937	ROTARY TO HOLD ORGANIZATION MEET MONDAY	1
July 22, 1937	BASEBALL TEAMS TO PLAY ABOARD DONKEYS FRIDAY	1
July 22, 1937	KIRKLAND WPA STREET PROJECT OPENS MONDAY	1
July 22, 1937	KIRKLAND WPA STREET PROJECT OPENS MONDAY	1
July 22, 1937	WHITE LINES ARE AID TO SAFER DRIVING	4
July 22, 1937	MABEL JONES, HOWARD CLIFTON SNYDER	7
July 29, 1937	SOYA BEAN EXPERIMENT IS CARRIED ON HERE	5
July 29, 1937	CANNERY APPEALS FOR SURPLUS GARDEN PRODUCE	4
July 29, 1937	ERNST VISITS AT LOCAL CANNERY	1
July 29, 1937	SCHOOL MAKING HEALTH TESTS FOR CHILDREN	1
July 29, 1937	COMPANY WILL SPECIALIZE ON OLYMPIC BERRY	1
July 29, 1937	WINE CO. WILL LOCATE HERE - COMPANY WILL SPECIALIZE ON OLYMPIC BE	1
July 29, 1937	HUNDREDS DAILY ENJOY CITY WATERFRONT PARK (PHOTOS)	1
July 29, 1937	LEAF, JOE	5
July 29, 1937	REEDER, THOMAS W	5
July 29, 1937	ROTARY STARTED WITH LARGE LIST	1
July 29, 1937	HUNDREDS DAILY ENJOY CITY WATERFRONT PARK (PHOTOS)	1
July 29, 1937	NORTH DISTRICT ROADS MADE FREE FROM DUST	4
July 29, 1937	RUTH BRONSON, JAMES RIDEOUT	9
August 5, 1937	WORLD FAMOUS PIANIST ON VACATION HERE (FRANTZ, DALIES)	1
August 5, 1937	CAFE FATALITIES HEAVY THIS WEEK	1
August 5, 1937	DARNELL AND GRANBERG ENTER "GASOLINE ALLEY"	1
August 5, 1937	REASONS STATED WHY HOUSEWIVES ON EASTSIDE SHOULD USE CANNERY	5
August 5, 1937	HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORS PROPOSE DISSOLUTION OF UNION 'A' HIGH DISTRICT	1
August 5, 1937	SCOTT IS CHOSEN SUPERINTENDENT OF GRADE SCHOOL	1
August 5, 1937	ALICE BURROWS, DON SUTHERLAND	9
August 5, 1937	QUALITY FEED MILLS IS THREATENED BY FIRE	1
August 5, 1937	BROOKS, E A (EASTSIDE PIONEER)	4
August 5, 1937	YACHT LAUNCHED FOR LAWYER (BALLINGER BOAT YARD)	5
August 12, 1937	BERRY GROWERS DISCUSS TERMS WITH WINE CO.	1
August 12, 1937	DIESEL OIL CO OFFICE IS NOW IN JOURNAL BUILDING	1
August 12, 1937	CANNERY MAN URGES SUPPORT; LISTS ADVANTAGE OFFERED	5
August 12, 1937	BOARD MEMBERS URGE DISSOLUTION	1
August 12, 1937	PRINCIPAL CHOSEN FOR ROSE HILL SCHOOL	1
August 12, 1937	SCHOOL ELECTION SATURDAY HOLDS CENTER OF STAGE	1
August 12, 1937	BERRY GROWERS DISCUSS TERMS WITH WINE CO.	1
August 12, 1937	LAUNCHING TO BE HELD AUGUST 21 ('PARAMOUNT')	1
August 12, 1937	MOTHERS WARNED AS DOGS ARE POISONED	1
August 12, 1937	ORMBREK, GONLEK	5
August 12, 1937	SMITH, SUSIE	5
August 12, 1937	SWARTZ, WILLIAM M	5
August 12, 1937	VORNBERG, FLORA C	5
August 12, 1937	REDMOND BOY GAINS REVENGE FOR DEFEAT BY KIRKLAND GOLFER	1
August 12, 1937	EAST SIDE MOVES TO PROTECT TOLT WATER RIGHTS	1
August 19, 1937	COUPLE WEDDED FIFTY YEARS (SABERHAGEN, MR AND MRS C J)	4
August 19, 1937	FRIENDS HONOR COUPLE ON 63RD ANNIVERSARY (MARTIN, MR AND MRS C L)	5
August 19, 1937	JUANITA BOY RESCUES THREE FROM SAILBOAT (BIDLEMAN, JOHN)	1
August 19, 1937	$75,000 P.O. LISTED FOR KIRKLAND	1
August 19, 1937	MAYOR TURNS DOWN BEER PARLOR	1
August 19, 1937	NEW STORE OPENS IN P.O. BUILDING (PETER PAN SHOP)	1
August 19, 1937	CANNERY ANNOUNCES CHANGES IN TOLL PLAN	4
August 19, 1937	CANNERY OUTPUT SHOWS GAIN EACH WEEK; OVER 5000 CANS ARE PUT UP	9
August 19, 1937	VOTERS APPROVE DISSOLUTION OF UNION 'A' HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT	1
August 19, 1937	PHYLLIS MITCHELL, CARL OLSON	7
August 19, 1937	COUNCIL SOLVES WATER PROBLEMS WITH SYPHONS	1
August 19, 1937	MAYOR TURNS DOWN BEER PARLOR	1
August 19, 1937	SHIPYARD TO LAUNCH SHIP SATURDAY (PHOTO OF PARAMOUNT)	1
August 19, 1937	$75,000 P.O. LISTED FOR KIRKLAND; NEW OWNERS TO TAKE OVER PUB CO	1
August 19, 1937	NEW OWNERS TAKE OVER PUBLISHING CO	1
August 19, 1937	BILL BIGGS IS NEW EASTSIDE MEN'S TENNIS CHAMPION	1
August 19, 1937	COUNCIL SOLVES WATER PROBLEMS WITH SYPHONS	1
August 19, 1937	ERNESTINE SCHMITT, GEORGE MATTHEW DANENBAUER	4
August 19, 1937	MARGARET STITT, MERLE KIMBALL	4
August 26, 1937	A FOND FAREWELL (H P EVEREST)	1
August 26, 1937	JUANITA TAKES BACK SEVENTH GRADE PUPILS FROM JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL	7
August 26, 1937	LOCAL SCHOOLS FIRST IN COUNTY TO ESTABLISH HEALTH PROGRAM	1
August 26, 1937	MAYOR APPOINTS CITY PLANNING COMMITTEE	1
August 26, 1937	LOCAL SCHOOLS FIRST IN COUNTY TO ESTABLISH HEALTH PROGRAM	1
August 26, 1937	QUALITY FEED MILLS COMPLETE EXTENSIVE REMODELING PROGRAM	1
August 26, 1937	STEEL TUNA BOAT SLIDES DOWN WAYS AT LAKE WASH SHIPYARD	1
August 26, 1937	THOMPSON, ARCHIBALD	6
August 26, 1937	ROTARY CLUB IS GIVEN CHARTER	1
August 26, 1937	NEW OWNERS WILL RETAIN PRESENT STAFF	1
August 26, 1937	TEMPERANCE GROUP CANVASSES KIRKLAND	1
August 26, 1937	MARJORIE LA BARR WINS WOMEN'S SINGLES (TENNIS TITLE)	1
August 26, 1937	KENMORE SPAN JOB UNDERWAY	1
August 26, 1937	BONNIE BRODERICK, ROBERT MATILLA	5
August 26, 1937	MERTICE PEDERSON, MARCUS ARIEL JOHNSON	5
August 26, 1937	ROBERT FRANK, JEANETTE MONUM	5
September 2, 1937	ON STAGE AT THE GATEWAY - BILLY BARTY	4
September 2, 1937	A FRIEND OF THE EAST SIDE (EVEREST, HAROLD P)	1
September 2, 1937	GRADERS HAVE PLAYFIELD AS SCHOOL OPENS SEPT 8	4
September 2, 1937	KIRKLAND SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT 8; WPA MAY REPAIR BUILDINGS	1
September 2, 1937	'ANDY' ANDREWS NEGOTIATING TO OPEN LAKE WASH. MOTORS	1
September 2, 1937	MRS HARRISON WILL HAVE TEXACO AGENCY	1
September 2, 1937	QUALITY FEED MILLS INSTALL NEW TYPE PROCESS MACHINERY	5
September 2, 1937	WESTERN AUTO STORE TO OPEN	1
September 2, 1937	CANNERY JUSTIFIES ITS TOLL CHARGE BASIS	5
September 2, 1937	WHY KIRKLAND?	2
September 2, 1937	CENTRAL, ROSE HILL GRADE SCHOOLS HAVE SLIGHT STAFF CHANGE	8
September 2, 1937	FIVE NEW TEACHERS COME TO JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS	8
September 2, 1937	KIRKLAND SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT 8; WPA MAY REPAIR BUILDINGS	1
September 2, 1937	BILLY BARTY, COMEDY STAR, TO APPEAR AT GATEWAY IN PERSON	5
September 2, 1937	ON STAGE AT THE GATEWAY - BILLY BARTY	4
September 2, 1937	BLAZE BREAKS OUT AT RICHFIELD OIL STATION; QUICKLY EXTINGUISHED	1
September 2, 1937	CLUB RECORDS OF 1910 REVEAL DEMAND FOR NEW FERRY SYSTEM	4
September 2, 1937	FRY, GEORGE W	8
September 2, 1937	HARRISON, JACK	1
September 2, 1937	LAVINE, CHRISTINE FRANCIS	9
September 2, 1937	A FRIEND OF THE EAST SIDE: HAROLD P. EVEREST	1
September 2, 1937	COMMUNITY CHURCH POSTPONES ACTION ON NEW MINISTER	1
September 2, 1937	WHO STOLE THE NEW CITY PARK ROWBOAT?	4
September 2, 1937	ALICE BURROWS, DONALD SUTHERLAND	7
September 9, 1937	MR AND MRS JOHN NEFF CELEBRATE THEIR 55TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	1
September 9, 1937	ALICE MCEVOY, BACK FROM CHINA, TELLS OF NARROW ESCAPES IN WAR	1
September 9, 1937	FIVE GENERATIONS OF CARTWRIGHT FAMILY (PHOTO)	9
September 9, 1937	NEW APARTMENT COURTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION	9
September 9, 1937	CANNERY CANS RECORD NUMBER OF CANS ON SATURDAY, SEPT 3RD	4
September 9, 1937	A NEW POST OFFICE	2
September 9, 1937	ENROLLMENT IN SCHOOL LARGE AS LAST YEAR	1
September 9, 1937	WPA CLASSES BEGIN MONDAY	1
September 9, 1937	H P EVEREST OUTLINES HISTORY OF KIRKLAND AT SERVICE CLUB	1
September 9, 1937	AT 77 JOHN NELSON, HOUGHTON, BUILDS MACHINERY, BEGINS WOOL MANUFACTURE	1
September 9, 1937	AT 77, JOHN NELSON, HOUGHTON, BUILDS MACHINERY, BEGINS WOOL MANUFACTURE-	1
September 9, 1937	FOURNIER, J E	1
September 9, 1937	HUNTER, ALAN	4
September 9, 1937	SHEPPARD, MARION P	5
September 9, 1937	STEPHENS, TOM	4
September 9, 1937	H.P. EVEREST OUTLINES HISTORY OF KIRKLAND AT SERVICE CLUB	1
September 9, 1937	FRIENDS HONOR JOURNAL EDITOR	1
September 9, 1937	REV WILLIAMS IS NEW MINISTER OF ROSE HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH	1
September 9, 1937	HELEN ROSE, FRANK MORRISON	7
September 9, 1937	JESSIE GILLETT, CLIFTON CROOK	7
September 9, 1937	LEONA NORDSTROM, ROGER PINNEY	7
################	WILL DEDICATE TWO CANNON	1
################	HUGHES OPENS FORD GARAGE	1
################	PACKING AT KIRKLAND CANNERY CONTINUING INCREASE THIS WEEK	4
################	86 NEW STUDENTS ENROLL THIS YEAR IN FOUR KIRKLAND SCHOOLS	1
################	WILL DEDICATE TWO CANNON	1
################	POWELL, NATHAN	1
################	RAND, HILDA K	4
################	TEN NEW SIPHON WELLS SOLVE WATER PROBLEM	1
################	STATE WPA OFFICIALS APPROVE CIVIC CENTER	1
################	KIRKLAND WILL HAVE NEW COLD STORAGE LOCKERS	5
################	YOUNGER'S CANDY SHOP MOVES NEAR GATEWAY THEATRE	1
################	LETTER TO EDITOR FROM H E KELSEY DESCRIBING EARLY PIONEERS	2
################	NEARS COMPLETION AT SHIPYARD (PHOTO OF PARAMOUNT)	5
################	POLICE OFFICERS KILL MURDER SUSPECT AS HE RESISTS ARREST	1
################	FOX, DAVID B	5
################	MASON, MARY TERRESA	1
################	A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE ROTARY CLUB INTERNATIONAL	2
################	KIRKLAND ROTARY CLUB RECEIVES CHARTER AT BANQUET MONDAY	1
################	A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE ROTARY CLUB INTERNATIONAL (EDITORIAL)	2
################	COMMUNITY CHURCH SELECTS SHENEFELT	1
################	KIRKLAND MAY GET NEW LUXURY FERRY, COMPANY OFFICIALS REPORT	1
################	LIGHT COMPANY OFFERS CONTRACT	1
################	MARGARET LINN, KENNETH L ROCKWELL	7
################	NEW WESTERN AUTO STORE IN KIRKLAND OPEN FOR BUSINESS	1
################	ROSE HILL CHILDREN HAVE PET SHOW AT SCHOOL LAST WEEK	1
################	HUNDREDS OF BLOOMS TO BE SHOWN AT DAHLIA EXHIBIT FRIDAY, SATURDAY	1
################	LETTER TO EDITOR ABOUT MAULBERG SLAYING	1
################	ROSE HILL CITIZENS HOLD INDIGNATION MEETING OCT 1	1
################	JOURNAL AND JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPONSOR "OLD OSWALD" CONTEST	1
################	ROSE HILL CHILDREN HAVE PET SHOW AT SCHOOL LAST WEEK	1
################	HELEN ROSE, FRANK MORRISON	8
October 7, 1937	FEDERAL WPA OFFICE APPROVES SCHOOL'S OFFICE	1
October 7, 1937	W W WILLIAMS TAKES PARTNER INTO GROCERY BUSINESS IN KIRKLAND	4
October 7, 1937	ENROLLMENT IN KIRKLAND SCHOOLS NOW TOTAL 950	4
October 7, 1937	MORE THAN 500 PEOPLE ATTEND ANNUAL DAHLIA SHOW AT JOURNAL OFFICE	1
October 7, 1937	CROWD LASHES DEPUTY ACTION (MAULBERG SLAYING)	1
October 7, 1937	BUCK, FLORA	5
October 7, 1937	CARLQUIST, EDWIN	5
October 7, 1937	CONOVER, WILLIAM C	4
October 7, 1937	LACKEY, CLINTON H	4
October 7, 1937	MCBRIDE, HENRY (FORMER GOVERNOR)	1
October 7, 1937	THOMAS, EDWARD	5
October 7, 1937	PEARL OLSON, SHELDON WILLIAMSON	7
October 14, 1937	ROSE HILL COUPLE MARRIED 55 YEARS (MCIVOR, MR AND MRS DAVID)	1
October 14, 1937	MR AND MRS BLETH HAVE PURCHASED GROCERY STORE	1
October 14, 1937	TOWN COUNCIL ADOPTS BUDGET	1
October 14, 1937	DODD, WILLIAM	5
October 14, 1937	MCBRIDE, HENRY	2
October 14, 1937	SHIVELY, RUTH	5
October 14, 1937	SULLIVAN, LIDA	8
October 14, 1937	CONSTRUCTION OF $67,000 CONCRETE KENMORE BRIDGE WILL BEGIN NEXT M	1
October 14, 1937	MARIE FARRELL, ALLEN MCQUARRIE	7
October 21, 1937	PHILIP MARSH WINS JOURNAL'S OLD OSSIE CONTEST LAST WEEK	1
October 21, 1937	SIX 'KILLER BOATS' OF WHALING FLEET RETURN (CHRISTIANSEN, FRANK)	1
October 21, 1937	FEDERAL WPA OFFICIALS APPROVE NEW CIVIC CENTER	1
October 21, 1937	MRS OLIVE BOUCHARD BEQUEATHED BIG PART OF MCBRIDE ESTATE	6
October 21, 1937	NEW RESTAURANT WILL OPEN IN KIRKLAND	6
October 21, 1937	TOWN ACQUIRES SHORE PROPERTY	1
October 21, 1937	FRENCH, HARRY D	1
October 21, 1937	MOLINE, CHRISTINA	7
October 21, 1937	WASHBURN, ANDREW	6
October 21, 1937	TOWN ACQUIRES SHORE PROPERTY	1
October 21, 1937	BETTY GLAD, H. LEIGHMAN	4
October 21, 1937	BETTY GLAD, HERMAN LEIGHMAN	4
October 21, 1937	HILDA WILSON, BUD KRAHN	4
October 21, 1937	MARY ELIZABETH BAIMA, CLEMENS BARTSCH	4
October 28, 1937	NELL BARRY TAYLOR, FORMER STAGE AND SCREEN ACTRESS, RECALLS MANY	1
October 28, 1937	JUANITA IS WORKING TO BUILD A "REAL" COMMUNITY CHURCH	5
October 28, 1937	JALMER HALLS BUYS FORD AGENCY HERE; WILL OPEN NOV 1ST	1
October 28, 1937	CANNERY READY FOR CIDER MAKING	4
October 28, 1937	KIRKLAND WILL HAVE KINDERGARTEN SOON	1
October 28, 1937	JUANITA IS WORKING TO BUILD A "REAL" COMMUNITY CHURCH	5
October 28, 1937	EXELL, THEODORE C	5
October 28, 1937	GOKE, MARY	9
October 28, 1937	KING, GEORGE	5
October 28, 1937	LEE, CLARA I	1
October 28, 1937	TO LET BRIDGE CONTRACT SOON (KENMORE BRIDGE)	1
October 28, 1937	MARGARET TINNELL, ED HJORTH	5
November 4, 1937	CAPTAIN TO SAIL 3-MASTED YACHT AROUND WORLD (GERNERT, GEORGE)	1
November 4, 1937	KIRKLAND WILL HAVE A NEW WAREHOUSE AND GARAGE SOON	1
November 4, 1937	KIRKLAND MERCHANTS TO GIVE AWAY VALUABLE PRIZES IN BIG CONTEST	1
November 4, 1937	KINDERGARTEN WILL START NOVEMBER 8, MRS WATSON SAYS	5
November 4, 1937	UNEMPLOYMENT CENSUS HERE	1
November 4, 1937	CAPTAIN TO SAIL 3-MASTED YACHT AROUND WORLD (GERNERT, GEORGE)	1
November 4, 1937	FREEMAN, CHARLOTTE	5
November 4, 1937	KAMBER, JACOB	5
November 4, 1937	OLDORYD, RALPH	8
November 4, 1937	PLATNER, CHARLES	5
November 4, 1937	UNEMPLOYMENT CENSUS HERE	1
November 11, 1937	DECREASE IN PROPERTY VALUATIONS WILL UNBALANCE SCHOOL'S BUDGET	1
November 11, 1937	BUY IN KIRKLAND - YOU CAN WIN MANY VALUABLE PROZES IN BIG CONTEST	1
November 11, 1937	HAMPTON PURCHASES WILLYS AGENCY HERE	4
November 11, 1937	KIRKLAND TO HAVE NEW LUMBER YARD	1
November 11, 1937	NEW CAFE OPENS IN KIRKLAND (ROBINSDALE CAFE)	5
November 11, 1937	KID PARADE PLANNED FOR DECEMBER 11	1
November 11, 1937	DECREASE IN PROPERTY VALUATIONS WILL UNBALANCE SCHOOL'S BUDGET	1
November 11, 1937	KIRKLAND SCHOOLS OBSERVE NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK	2
November 11, 1937	P M PAIR TALKS ON EDUCATION	1
November 11, 1937	GALVIN, JAMES M	5
November 11, 1937	COMMUNITY CHURCH CALLS REV PRUITT AT SUNDAY SERVICE	1
November 11, 1937	'BEACH DRIVE' IS TRANSFORMED INTO WIDE, BEAUTIFUL SCENIC ROAD	1
November 18, 1937	KIRKLAND MAN PAINTS MURALS FOR SALE (HUTCHINS, SHELDON)	2
November 18, 1937	NEW RESTAURANT GETS OFF TO A GOOD START (DINNER BELL CAFE)	6
November 18, 1937	COMMITTEE PLANNING BIG 'KID'S PARADE" FOR SATURDAY, DEC 11	1
November 18, 1937	ENROLLMENT BOOMS AT KIRKLAND SCHOOLS	5
November 18, 1937	KIRKLAND HIGH SCHOOL NOW HAS HAND BOOK	6
November 18, 1937	KIRKLAND'S FIRST KINDERGARTENS GET START AT CENTRAL, ROSE HILL	1
November 18, 1937	TO GIVE DENTAL CARE TO CHILDREN	1
November 18, 1937	COMMITTEE PLANNING BIG 'KID'S PARADE" FOR SATURDAY, DEC 11	1
November 18, 1937	OLD ORDINANCE TO BE ENFORCED (DISPLAYING GOODS ON SIDEWALKS)	1
November 18, 1937	LEWIS, DAISY E	6
November 18, 1937	WHALEN, DENNIS	6
November 18, 1937	YOUNG, KATE	6
November 18, 1937	23 PAST MASTERS ATTEND MEETING (PHOTO)	1
November 18, 1937	REV WARNECK GIVES FIRST SERMON HERE	6
November 18, 1937	COUNTY AWARDS CONTRACT FOR KENMORE BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION	1
November 18, 1937	MERCER ISLAND BRIDGE TO BE BUILT IN 1938	1
November 18, 1937	CAROL HUBER, FRANK KOHLER	9
November 18, 1937	GERALDINE AGNES MOORE, GUSTUS L WEGENER	9
November 18, 1937	HAZEL EDDY, JOHN STEVENSON	9
November 25, 1937	TRAINED 'SEEING EYE' DOG LEADS REAL ESTATE MAN (DUNNEY, JOHN T)	1
November 25, 1937	MAKE KIRKLAND YOUR SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS NOW TILL CHRISTMAS!	1
November 25, 1937	NEW BARBER TAKES OVER SMITH'S BARBER SHOP	7
November 25, 1937	RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION CHANGES HANDS NOVEMBER 23	1
November 25, 1937	EAST SIDE KIDS PLAN NOVEL PARADE WITH AID OF BUSINESS MEN	1
November 25, 1937	BOARD ACCEPTS NORTHUP GRADE SCHOOL PUPILS	1
November 25, 1937	KIRKLAND SCHOOLS NOW OFFER FREE COURSES FOR ADULTS	4
November 25, 1937	MAKE KIRKLAND YOUR SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS NOW TILL CHRISTMAS!	1
November 25, 1937	FIRST CAMP FIRE GROUP ON EAST SIDE OBSERVES 25TH ANNIVERSARY	7
November 25, 1937	$50,000 WPA STREET PROJECT NEARS FINAL FEDERAL APPROVAL	1
November 25, 1937	GERTRUDE ALLEN, KENNETH ROSS	4
December 2, 1937	NORTHUP COUPLE WED 55 YEARS (CURRIE, MR AND MRS DAN)	5
December 2, 1937	EAST SIDE LUMBER CO PURCHASES KIRKLAND COLUMBIA LUMBER YARD	1
December 2, 1937	OLD QUESTION BEFORE COUNCIL (MERCHANTS DISPLAYING ON SIDEWALKS)	1
December 2, 1937	SERVICE CLUB VOTES FOR LIMITATION OF KIRKLAND TAVERNS	1
December 2, 1937	DON'T FORGET! THE BIG ANNUAL KIDS PARADE WILL BE HELD IN KIRKLAND	1
December 2, 1937	ETHEL JEWELL, HENRY JOVAG	9
December 2, 1937	OLD QUESTION BEFORE COUNCIL (MERCHANTS DISPLAYING ON SIDEWALKS)	1
December 2, 1937	KIRKLAND PUTS ON DECORATION FOR CHRISTMAS	1
December 2, 1937	ISACKSON, ALBERT	1
December 2, 1937	JOSTEN, OLAF	1
December 2, 1937	THE REV R W PRUITT, NEW MINISTER AT COMMUNITY CHURCH, LIKES FARWEST	2
December 2, 1937	TWO ANCIENT BOATS AREN'T GOING TO 'BONE YARD' (AQUILO, ATLANTA)	1
December 2, 1937	BRIDGE CLOSES NEXT MONDAY (KENMORE BRIDGE)	1
December 9, 1937	FRANCIS ROTCH, NOTED AUTHOR, HAS MANY COVETED HONORS	1
December 9, 1937	NEW BUILDINGS FOR WATER WORKS WILL BE COMPLETED SOON	13
December 9, 1937	BUYS INTEREST IN MOTOR CO (ROOT, CORNELIUS)	1
December 9, 1937	NEW ELECTRIC STORE OPENS IN KIRKLAND	15
December 9, 1937	MORE THAN 700 CHILDREN TO BE IN "KID PARADE"	1
December 9, 1937	HOEL, IRA	2
December 9, 1937	WATSON, JAMES	13
December 9, 1937	WORK ON STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT WILL BEGIN HERE DECEMBER 21	1
December 16, 1937	GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY (TRONSRUD, MR AND MRS ANTON)	6
December 16, 1937	CAST FOR OPERA IS ANNOUNCED	1
December 16, 1937	FORMER KIRKLAND BOY WRITES WALTZ (GOLLOFON, BOB)	4
December 16, 1937	MORE THAN 3000 PEOPLE CROWD STREETS TO WATCH KIDS PARADE	1
December 16, 1937	COUNCIL TO CONSIDER TAVERN LIMITATION AT MEETING ON MONDAY	5
December 16, 1937	POTIER, LEONE	4
December 16, 1937	SHREWSBURY, ANN T	2
December 16, 1937	WEICHELD, OSWALD	3
December 16, 1937	MARY LOU SMITH, NORMAN M SAMMONS	2
December 24, 1937	NEW SERVICE STATION OF KENMORE CUTOFF TO OPEN	6
December 24, 1937	690 EAST SIDE CHILDREN ENJOY FREE MICKEY MOUSE	1
December 24, 1937	COUNCIL REFUSES TO LIMIT BEER	1
December 24, 1937	YULETIDE DECORATIONS MODERN	1
December 24, 1937	O'CONNOR, THEODORE F	6
December 30, 1937	KIRKLAND MERCHANTS HAVE GOOD BUSINESS	1
December 30, 1937	YOUNG MAN STARTS SHOE SHINE SERVICE (PETERSON, RAYMOND)	2
December 30, 1937	SCHOOL HEADS DISCUSS PLANS	1
December 30, 1937	ROSE HILL HOME BURNS HERE CHRISTMAS MORN	1
December 30, 1937	BAER, HERBERT W	2
December 30, 1937	FREEMAN, JAMES WASHINGTON	2
December 30, 1937	KIMBALL, ORSON W	1
December 30, 1937	HEAVY RAINS FLOOD SEVERAL KIRKLAND HOMES AND STREETS	1
December 30, 1937	JEAN DUGGAN, MARLEY PARKER	6
January 6, 1938	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
January 6, 1938	HONOR FORMER KIRKLAND MAN (WILLIAMS, W WALTER)	1
January 6, 1938	KIRKLAND MAN WHO SAVED FRIEND'S LIFE ... (LANE, BILL)	2
January 6, 1938	KIRKLAND HIGH NOW HAS DEBATE TEAM FOR THE FIRST TIME	2
January 6, 1938	DR E C MCKIBBEN CONDUCTS RED CROSS FIRST AID COURSE	1
January 6, 1938	REVIEW OF 1937 SHOWS KIRKLAND HAD GOOD YEAR	1
January 6, 1938	ELLIOTT, FRANK	5
January 6, 1938	CANDIDATES FOR CITY OFFICES MUST FILE BEFORE MONDAY, JANUARY 10	1
January 6, 1938	MARY C SANDEL, SAM G ROBERTSON	6
January 6, 1938	NELLIE WELLS, ROY SCHNEHALL	6
January 13, 1938	NORDSTROMS CELEBRATE THEIR SILVER WEDDING (MR AND MRS O E)	6
January 13, 1938	KIRKLAND SAFEWAY STORE HAS NEW MANAGER	1
January 13, 1938	MATTSON, AGNES H	8
January 13, 1938	POPE, MYRTLE WYATT	1
January 13, 1938	SEVENTEEN MEN, THREE WOMEN FILE AS CANDIDATES FOR CITY OFFICES	1
January 13, 1938	COMMUNITY CHURCH TO HONOR NEW PASTOR	1
January 13, 1938	HERE'S HOW THE MERCER ISLAND BRIDGE WILL LOOK (PICTURE)	1
January 20, 1938	TICKETS FOR LOCAL OPERA NOW ON SALE	1
January 20, 1938	F ELBIE PURCHASES OLD TODD PROPERTY	7
January 20, 1938	F ELBIE PURCHASES OLD TODD PROPERTY	7
January 20, 1938	REAL ESTATE TAX TO HIGH WHEELER SAYS	1
January 20, 1938	DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN? (PHOTO OF DR DAVIS)	1
January 20, 1938	R H COLLINS WRITES ABOUT HISTORY OF CITY	1
January 20, 1938	KIRKLAND FARMER WINS $4000 IN DAMAGES JAN 7	6
January 20, 1938	MERCEREAU, MATILDA	5
January 20, 1938	KIRKLAND WOMAN'S CLUB PLANS TO CELEBRATE ITS 18TH BIRTHDAY	6
January 20, 1938	EAST SIDE JOURNAL WILL BE ENLARGED NEXT WEEK	1
January 20, 1938	HERE'S HOW PROPOSED MERCER ISLAND BRIDGE WILL SHORTEN STATE H'WAY	2
January 20, 1938	CARRIE LYONS, WILLIAM WILLIAMS	6
January 20, 1938	VELMA OSBORN, ERNEST ZWEIFELHOFER	5
January 27, 1938	OPERA GROUP TO PRESENT 'PIRATES OF PENZANCE'	1
January 27, 1938	PETERSON TO OPEN FEED & SEED STORE ON THE EAST SIDE	1
January 27, 1938	PLAN TO ATTEND THE BIRTHDAY BALL	1
January 27, 1938	DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN? (PHOTO OF FERRY DOCK)	2
January 27, 1938	GOINGS, KENNETH LEROY	1
January 27, 1938	MARTIN, HANNAH	1
January 27, 1938	MASON, FRED K	1
January 27, 1938	EAST SIDE JOURNAL STARTS BIG THREE-WEEK SUBSCRIPTION DRIVE	1
January 27, 1938	KIRKLAND STREETS ARE GETTING IMPROVEMENTS	5
February 3, 1938	DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN? (PHOTO OF WOOLEN MILL)	2
February 3, 1938	BAKER, WALTER J	5
February 3, 1938	BURLSON, HIRAM H	8
February 3, 1938	HARBOTTLE, JENNIE	1
February 3, 1938	MERCER, GEORGE	5
February 3, 1938	PETERSON, JOHN P	5
February 3, 1938	BE SURE TO CAST YOUR BALLOT IN PRIMARY ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY	1
February 3, 1938	TAKE YOUR PICK - CANDIDATES FOR COUNCIL PRESENT THEIR PLATFORMS	1
February 3, 1938	MAYOR JAYCOX GETS FREE GRAVEL FOR CITY STREETS	8
February 3, 1938	FRANCES KIEHN, WILLIAM ROBERT JONES	6
February 10, 1938	KIRKLAND GRADE SCHOOLS ARE UNIQUE IN THEIR USE OF RADIO (PHOTO)	1
February 10, 1938	JAYCOX RUNS FAR AHEAD OF COWAN IN KIRKLAND PRIMARY MAYORALTY RACE	1
February 10, 1938	LIQUOR BOARD PAYS DIVIDEND	1
February 10, 1938	CITY HAS TOO MANY JP'S	1
February 10, 1938	COX, GEORGE	6
February 10, 1938	JAYCOX RUNS FAR AHEAD OF COWAN IN KIRKLAND PRIMARY MAYORALTY RACE	1
February 10, 1938	EAST SIDE IS TO HAVE NEW WATER SYSTEM	1
February 17, 1938	A B NEWELL WILL RETIRE	1
February 17, 1938	CANDIDATES CORNER (COWAN, WILLIAM)	2
February 17, 1938	SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION WILL BE HELD IN KIRKLAND ON MARCH 5	1
February 17, 1938	MARTHA ERWIN, KENNETH HOWARD	6
February 24, 1938	BROTHER OF RADIO/MOVIE STAR IS LOCATED IN KIRKLAND (BURN, FARRAR)	1
February 24, 1938	MAY ERECT NEW CHURCH HERE (COMMUNITY CHURCH)	1
February 24, 1938	ROSE BEAUTY SHOPPE CHANGES LOCATION	5
February 24, 1938	NORTHUP SCHOOL DISTRICT ASKS CONSOLIDATION WITH KIRKLAND DISTRICT	1
February 24, 1938	POINDEXTER, FLORENCE	1
February 24, 1938	CANDIDATES CORNER (JAYCOX, L H)	2
February 24, 1938	H P EVEREST, W MIDDLETON ARE RUNNING	1
February 24, 1938	POST OFFICE IS ASKING LEASE	1
February 24, 1938	HELEN JEWELL AWARDED CAPITAL PRIZE IN CIRCULATION CAMPAIGN	1
February 24, 1938	AMATEUR BOXING MATCHES SCHEDULED IN KIRKLAND	1
March 3, 1938	NO INCREASE IN VALUATION	1
March 3, 1938	KNIT SHOPPE TO OPEN	1
March 3, 1938	LOCAL DEALERS OFFER REAL VALUES IN USED CARS DURING WEEK	5
March 3, 1938	KIRKLAND NEEDS ITS CANNERY	2
March 3, 1938	KIRKLAND NEEDS ITS CANNERY	2
March 3, 1938	HEAR TALKS ON VOCATIONS	1
March 3, 1938	JUANITA WILL CAST BALLOTS ON SATURDAY	1
March 3, 1938	KIRKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION HOLDING LOCAL SPOTLIGHT THIS SAT	1
March 3, 1938	JUANITA WILL CAST BALLOTS ON SATURDAY	1
March 3, 1938	BURGLARS TAKE $20 FROM PASTIME CAFE	5
March 3, 1938	CLARK, L W	1
March 3, 1938	HELLESTAD, WILLIAM T	8
March 3, 1938	CITY AND PORT ELECTIONS WILL BE HELD IN KIRKLAND NEXT TUESDAY	1
March 3, 1938	JOURNALISM CLASS TO WRITE ADS FOR EAST SIDE JOURNAL	1
March 3, 1938	WILL SEAPLANE BASE HELP THE EAST SIDE?	2
March 3, 1938	IONA RASMUSSEN, KEITH CONDIT	6
March 10, 1938	KIRKLAND MERCHANTS ARE GOING TO GIVE FREE ALASKAN TRIPS TO GIRLS	1
March 10, 1938	'THE KNIT SHOPPE' TO OPEN IN JOURNAL BUILDING SUNDAY	1
March 10, 1938	SCHWELLENBACH TRYING TO AID CANNERY EXPANSION PROGRAM	1
March 10, 1938	JAYCOX AND MIDDLETON WIN IN KIRKLAND ELECTIONS	1
March 10, 1938	DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN? (OLD PHOTO OF REDMOND)	2
March 10, 1938	BURKE, LOUISE STERLING K	5
March 10, 1938	OLTS, ALBERT	4
March 10, 1938	FEDERATED CLUBS OF EAST SIDE DISCUSS ROAD IMPROVEMENT	1
March 17, 1938	'WORKANEAT' GROUP PLANS GARDEN PLOT	1
March 17, 1938	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
March 17, 1938	CHURCH MEMBERS VOTE TO GO AHEAD WITH NEW BUILDING	4
March 17, 1938	JUANITA LADIES' AID STARTS DRIVE TO GET NEW CHURCH PEWS	8
March 17, 1938	BIG ALASKA TRIP PRIZE CONTEST STARTS IN KIRKLAND THIS WEEK	1
March 17, 1938	JUANITA LADIES' AID STARTS DRIVE TO GET NEW CHURCH PEWS	8
March 17, 1938	PETITION FOR JUANITA BUS IS APPROVED	1
March 17, 1938	BILL BOOTH IS NEW POLICE CHIEF	1
March 17, 1938	JOHNSON, OLIVIA	8
March 17, 1938	STRICKLAND, RALPH	1
March 17, 1938	PETITION FOR JUANITA BUS IS APPROVED	1
March 17, 1938	PROPERTY OWNERS MAY HAVE CONCRETE WALKS AT LOW COST	1
March 24, 1938	KIRKLAND LAUNDRY TO MOVE TO NEW LOCATION THIS WEEK (PHOTO)	1
March 24, 1938	52 YOUNG WOMEN NOMINATED FOR KIRKLAND MERCHANTS' GOOD WILL TOUR	1
March 24, 1938	KIRKLAND LAUNDRY TO MOVE TO NEW LOCATION THIS WEEK (PHOTO)	1
March 24, 1938	CANNERY WILL BE EXPANDED THIS SEASON	1
March 24, 1938	KITE CONTEST ON SATURDAY	1
March 24, 1938	JOURNAL INVITES WOMEN TO COOKING SCHOOL	1
March 24, 1938	PRESENT PLAYS AT ROSE HILL	1
March 24, 1938	FEDERAL AID TOTALS RISE TO $341,491	1
March 24, 1938	HOW THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS PARTICIPATED IN KIRKLAND WORKS	2
March 24, 1938	BORST, KATE (DAUGHTER OF BEAVER JOHN, FAMOUS SNOQUALMIE CHIEF)	1
March 24, 1938	BORST, KATE (DAUGHTER OF BEAVER JOHN, FAMOUS SNOQUALMIE CHIEF)	1
March 24, 1938	WRIGHT, CAPTAIN HARRY	5
March 24, 1938	PRESENT PLAYS AT ROSE HILL	1
March 31, 1938	KIRKLAND HIGH GRADUATE IS HONORED (HURNING, SIBYL)	2
March 31, 1938	SCHOOL WORK IS APPROVED (ROSE HILL)	1
March 31, 1938	IRVING PEARSON IS NAMED HEAD OF KIRKLAND STORE	1
March 31, 1938	EGG DRIVE IS APRIL 4 TO 8	1
March 31, 1938	KENNETH FORTESCUE WINS GRAND PRIZE IN KITE CONTEST	1
March 31, 1938	NOVEL COOKING SCHOOL TO DRAW HUNDREDS HERE	1
March 31, 1938	SCHOOL BOARD REFUSES TO TAKE ACTION ON PAIR CONTRACT AT MEETING	1
March 31, 1938	JEAN BETH KIRTLEY, ROBERT OLSON	5
March 31, 1938	LEGION PLANS "EGG HUNT"	1
March 31, 1938	JUANITA CABINS ARE UNDERGOING SPRING CLEANING FOR SEASON	2
March 31, 1938	ALLEN, ESSIGENE HARSHMAN	1
March 31, 1938	ALLEN, L R	1
March 31, 1938	HATFIELD, ROBERT B	6
March 31, 1938	PATTY, LUCY GERTRUDE	1
March 31, 1938	JUANITA CABINS ARE UNDERGOING SPRING CLEANING FOR SEASON	2
April 7, 1938	NOW WE CAN EAT POPCORN IN THE SHOW	1
April 7, 1938	CANNERY PLAN IS PROGRESSING	1
April 7, 1938	EVERYTHING IS IN READINESS FOR MOVIE COOKING SCHOOL 3 DAYS NEXT W	1
April 7, 1938	SCHOOL BOARD VOTES UNANIMOUSLY TO RETAIN PAIR AS SUPERINTENDENT	1
April 7, 1938	JUANITA BUS LINE TO BEGIN OPERATION IN NEAR FUTURE	1
April 7, 1938	DEPEATT, WILLIAM E	4
April 7, 1938	KORTGAARD, BERNHARDT T	4
April 7, 1938	LANE, ROBERT DONALD	5
April 7, 1938	NORRIS, MADELINE	5
April 7, 1938	PETER, JACOB	5
April 7, 1938	CONTRIBUTION OF JEW DISCUSSED	1
April 7, 1938	JUANITA BUS LINE TO BEGIN OPERATION IN NEAR FUTURE	1
April 14, 1938	MERTON MOORE TELLS INTERESTING HISTORY OF CARNATION FARMS	1
April 14, 1938	WE MUST HAVE THE CANNERY!	1
April 14, 1938	ORTHOPEDIC GUILD EGG DRIVE IS HUGE SUCCESS THIS YEAR	1
April 14, 1938	ALL EAST SIDE CHILDREN INVITED TO LEGION EGG HUNT ON SATURDAY	1
April 14, 1938	THE HAPPY ENDING - PAIR GETS HIS CONTRACT	1
April 14, 1938	MAYOR WON'T SIGN PROJECT (SIDEWALKS)	1
April 14, 1938	ALL EAST SIDE CHILDREN INVITED TO LEGION EGG HUNT ON SATURDAY	1
April 14, 1938	JUANITA BUSES BEGIN MONDAY	1
April 14, 1938	5-DAY STRIKE AT SHIPYARDS NOW SETTLED	1
April 14, 1938	5-DAY STRIKE AT SHIPYARDS NOW SETTLED	1
April 14, 1938	HILDEBRAND, ROBERT	8
April 14, 1938	JUANITA BUSES BEGIN MONDAY	1
April 21, 1938	AGED WOMAN HAS HAPPY REUNION WITH SON (BENTLEY, MRS A J)	2
April 21, 1938	WORK ON ROSE HILL WPA PROJECT TO BEING ON MAY 6TH	1
April 21, 1938	KIRKLAND MAY HAVE NEW COLD STORAGE PLANT SOON	5
April 21, 1938	KIRKLAND STORES TO GIVE DOUBLE VOTES IN ALASKA TRAVEL CONTEST	1
April 21, 1938	NEW DAIRY STORE TO FORMALLY OPEN FRIDAY	1
April 21, 1938	PETERSON FEED STORE "DRESSES UP" ITS APPEARANCE (PHOTO)	6
April 21, 1938	APPROXIMATELY 500 SCHOOL CHILDREN IN EASTER HUNT	6
April 21, 1938	HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO SPEAK AT COMMENCEMENT	1
April 21, 1938	SCHOOL BOARD ASKS 6 MILL EXTRA LEVY	1
April 21, 1938	WANT A SECRETARY FREE? HERE'S YOUR GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY	1
April 21, 1938	PLAN CONCERT NEXT TUESDAY	1
April 21, 1938	APPROXIMATELY 500 SCHOOL CHILDREN IN EASTER HUNT	6
April 21, 1938	BOYD, DAVID M	4
April 21, 1938	NOHL, ELSIE	5
April 21, 1938	PUBLIC HEARING ON NEW BRIDGE WILL BE HELD IN SEATTLE MAY 4	1
April 28, 1938	ROSE HILL PIONEER CELEBRATES HIS 90TH BIRTHDAY (SCHOONOVER, PAUL)	4
April 28, 1938	ELBIE LUMBER CO CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY	1
April 28, 1938	OPERATION OF CANNERY IS A CERTAINTY	1
April 28, 1938	GUILD PLANS PENNY DRIVE	1
April 28, 1938	SCHOOL BOARD SETS SATURDAY, MAY 21, AS DATE FOR EXTRA LEVY ELECTION	1
April 28, 1938	GIANT REDWOOD TREES HERE (PHOTO)	1
April 28, 1938	HUDSON, MRS GEORGE	4
April 28, 1938	POTIER, RAPHAEL	8
April 28, 1938	BRIDGE TO OPEN ABOUT MAY 15 (KENMORE SPAN)	1
May 5, 1938	MONEY VOTED FOR CANNERY	1
May 5, 1938	PAINTER, ANN HELEN	2
May 5, 1938	TABLE SHOWS EXACTLY WHAT NEW LEVY WILL COST YOU	1
May 5, 1938	CORINNE PRICE, WILLIAM H GERMANN	8
May 5, 1938	MISCELLA KEMP, WILLIAM SIMPSON	8
May 12, 1938	COLD STORAGE PLANT MAKING PROGRESS	2
May 12, 1938	WPA PROJECT FOR JUANITA IS APPROVED	1
May 12, 1938	MITCHELL OPENS CABINET SHOP ON THE EAST SIDE	1
May 12, 1938	BARR, CHARLES M	2
May 12, 1938	BIGNELL, SADIE	5
May 12, 1938	STARK, ALBERT P (JUDGE)	1
May 12, 1938	NEW KENMORE BRIDGE TO BE FORMALLY OPENED SATURDAY	1
May 19, 1938	KIRKLAND HIGH NOW BOASTS ONE OF THE MOST MODERN HOME ECONOMICS ROOMS	1
May 19, 1938	NEW KIRKLAND TABERNACLE MAY BE REALITY	1
May 19, 1938	SESSIONS AND EWING WIN ALASKA TRIPS	1
May 19, 1938	"ANNUAL" WILL BE OUT FRIDAY	1
May 19, 1938	BE SURE TO VOTE IN THE SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION ON THIS SATURDAY	1
May 19, 1938	ELEANORE LARSON, R F SCHAEFER	6
May 19, 1938	ELSIE STROMSTEDT, PAUL M FRANK	6
May 19, 1938	LEGION PLANS MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE HERE	1
May 19, 1938	ANDERSON, JOHN E	1
May 19, 1938	SCHNEIDER, AMANDA	1
May 19, 1938	ANNUAL EAST SIDE GOLF TOURNAMENT GETS UNDER WAY	1
May 19, 1938	LAKE WASHINGTON BRIDGE TO COST $5,600,000 - MURROW	1
May 19, 1938	LEGION PLANS MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE HERE	1
May 26, 1938	KIRKLAND SIGN ARTIST DOES UNUSUAL JOB	1
May 26, 1938	KIRKLAND SIGN ARTIST DOES UNUSUAL JOB	1
May 26, 1938	KNIT SHOPPE MOVES TO NEW LOCATION	1
May 26, 1938	LAKESIDE FEED CO NEWLY REMODELED	1
May 26, 1938	WPA PROJECT FOR CEMETERY IS APPROVED	1
May 26, 1938	1938 GRADUATES KIRKLAND HIGH SCHOOL (PHOTOS)	2
May 26, 1938	75 SENIORS WILL BE GRADUATED FROM KIRKLAND HIGH SCHOOL NEXT THURS	1
May 26, 1938	CITIZENS FAIL TO VOTE LEVY	1
May 26, 1938	FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF ST EDWARD'S SEMINARY (PHOTO)	5
May 26, 1938	KIRKLAND WILL HONOR WAR DEAD WITH SERVICES MONDAY	1
May 26, 1938	BABCOCK, GEORGE CORWIN	1
May 26, 1938	STACEY, ETHEL MAUDE	1
May 26, 1938	CITY PARK TO BE OPENED ON THURSDAY, JUNE 9TH	1
May 26, 1938	JUANITA PARK WILL OPEN WITH PICNIC THIS WEEK	1
May 26, 1938	KIRKLAND SIGN ARTIST DOES UNUSUAL JOB	1
May 26, 1938	KIRKLAND WILL HONOR WAR DEAD WITH SERVICES MONDAY	1
June 2, 1938	NEW BEAUTY SHOP OPENS IN KIRKLAND THIS WEEK (FLORIS HAIR STYLE)	5
June 2, 1938	$26,240 ALLOTTED FOR KIRKLAND CANNERY	1
June 2, 1938	SENIORS SPEAK AT COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES (PHOTO)	1
June 2, 1938	HAZEL GRAYBURN, LESLIE CAMPBELL	6
June 2, 1938	BELLEVUE EXPECTING RECORD CROWD AT FESTIVAL JUNE 10-12	1
June 2, 1938	HOLD SERVICES FOR WAR DEAD	1
June 2, 1938	BRONSON, DR ADOLPH	1
June 2, 1938	SPENCER, SARAH	1
June 2, 1938	KIRKLAND CITY PARK WILL BE FORMALLY OPENED THURSDAY	1
June 2, 1938	LARGE CROWD AT SEMINARY FOR SERVICES	1
June 2, 1938	GIANT PLANE TO HAVE TEST FLIGHTS HERE	1
June 2, 1938	HOLD SERVICES FOR WAR DEAD	1
June 2, 1938	GRACE SEBASTIAN, ARTHUR SILVERS	6
June 2, 1938	LUELLA MACKEY, JIMMY MITCHELL	1
June 9, 1938	REV AND MRS PRUITT CELEBRATE (25TH)	2
June 9, 1938	KNIT SHOPPE TO MOVE JUNE 15	4
June 9, 1938	LACY'S RESTAURANT ADDS OPEN AIR TABLE SERVICE	4
June 9, 1938	ROSS THE CLEANER ADDS NEW MODERN MACHINERY	1
June 9, 1938	CANNERY OPERATION ON ENLARGED SCALE NOW FULLY ASSURED	1
June 9, 1938	18 TEACHERS PLAN TO ATTEND SUMMER SCHOOL	1
June 9, 1938	FLORENCE E CLARK, HAROLD LANDIS	6
June 9, 1938	JANE BECHTOL, BILL SMITH	6
June 9, 1938	ANNUAL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL TO OPEN AT BELLEVUE FRIDAY	1
June 9, 1938	EAGLES MAKE PLANS FOR BIG STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL HERE	1
June 9, 1938	KIRKLAND BECOMES THIRD CLASS CITY; OFFICIALS TAKE OATHS MONDAY	1
June 9, 1938	STATE HEALTH OFFICER ORDERS SEWER SYSTEM ABANDONED	1
June 9, 1938	SEA SCOUTS LAUNCH BOAT	1
June 9, 1938	BLOMSTROM, GUST	4
June 9, 1938	BURNARD, JOHN	6
June 9, 1938	ENGELBRECHT, HERMAN	8
June 9, 1938	FRIDAN, MARIE	1
June 9, 1938	ROBINSON, ALBERT J	8
June 9, 1938	STEWART, MRS JOHN RODGERS	1
June 9, 1938	MEET THE NEW "MAYOR OF ROSE HILL"	1
June 9, 1938	SEA SCOUTS LAUNCH BOAT	1
June 9, 1938	STATE HEALTH OFFICER ORDERS SEWER SYSTEM ABANDONED	1
June 9, 1938	BETTY STRICKLER, ROBERT SMITH	6
June 9, 1938	JESSICA DAWN WEEKS, PETER K REILLY	2
June 9, 1938	JOY CARROLL DEAN, CALVIN DEVERE	6
June 16, 1938	50 CHILDREN WILL TAKE PART IN RECITAL	1
June 16, 1938	KNIT SHOPPE MOVES TO NEW LOCATION	1
June 16, 1938	NEW COLD STORAGE LOCKERS TO BE OPENED FOR BUSINESS SOON (PHOTO)	1
June 16, 1938	WORK BEGINS ON CANNERY	1
June 16, 1938	50 CHILDREN WILL TAKE PART IN RECITAL	1
June 16, 1938	EAST SIDE EAGLES PLAN STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IN KIRKLAND SATURDAY	1
June 16, 1938	PARK OPENED ON THURSDAY	1
June 16, 1938	CLUB LEADERS HEAR DEFENSE OF NEW BRIDGE	1
June 16, 1938	HELEN BLACK, GLENN EAGON	6
June 16, 1938	MILDRED PETERSON, H P EVEREST	1
June 23, 1938	WPA MONEY STILL AVAILABLE FOR NEW CIVIC CENTER, MAYOR JAYCOX SAYS	1
June 23, 1938	TWO SHIFTS OF WPA MEN ARE WORKING ON KIRKLAND CANNERY	1
June 23, 1938	ORGANIZATION IS PLANNING BIG PROGRAM	1
June 23, 1938	COUNCIL WILL STUDY PARKING HERE	1
June 23, 1938	KIRKLAND MATTRESS FACTORY NOW OPEN	1
June 23, 1938	LIFEGUARDS AT CITY PARK BEGIN FREE SWIMMING LESSONS	5
June 23, 1938	SEA SCOUT BOAT IS LAUNCHED AT SHIPYARDS LAST SUNDAY	1
June 23, 1938	BECHTEL, ISABELLA L	5
June 23, 1938	HANSCOM, DAN	1
June 23, 1938	WRIGHT, ANNA R	8
June 23, 1938	DR JOHN W SKINNER ELECTED PRESIDENT OF SERVICE CLUB	1
June 23, 1938	SEA SCOUT BOAT IS LAUNCHED AT SHIPYARDS LAST SUNDAY	1
June 23, 1938	LIFEGUARDS AT CITY PARK BEGIN FREE SWIMMING LESSONS	5
June 23, 1938	SEA SCOUT BOAT IS LAUNCHED AT SHIPYARDS LAST SUNDAY	1
June 23, 1938	COUNCIL WILL STUDY PARKING HERE	1
June 23, 1938	CLARICE PARR, JAMES R WILSON	6
June 23, 1938	ETHEL JEWELL, HENRY JOVAG	6
June 23, 1938	HAZEL GRAYBURN, LESLIE CAMPBELL	6
June 30, 1938	KIRKLAND NEEDS A CIVIC CENTER (ARTIST'S CONCEPTION)	1
June 30, 1938	KIRKLAND SAFEWAY STORE FEATURES HIGH GRADE WASHINGTON DAIRY PRODUCE	3
June 30, 1938	NEW SUPERINTENDENT OF CANNERY ARRIVES IN KIRKLAND SUNDAY	5
June 30, 1938	RED CROSS CAMPAIGN IN KIRKLAND AREA NETS TOTAL OF $225	1
June 30, 1938	KIRKLAND NEEDS A CIVIC CENTER (ARTIST'S CONCEPTION)	1
June 30, 1938	BETTY CUSHMAN, EDGAR WILLIAM BRANNEN	6
June 30, 1938	400 PEOPLE ATTEND EAGLE'S STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IN KIRKLAND (PHOTO)	1
June 30, 1938	CITY COUNCIL LICENSES SLOT MACHINES, LIMIT NUMBER OF TAVERNS TO 4	1
June 30, 1938	ERNENWEIN, JOSEPH FREDERICK	2
June 30, 1938	HENWOOD, EMILY	2
June 30, 1938	MACGINITIE, HERBERT	1
June 30, 1938	ELSIE STROMSTEDT, PAUL FRANK	6
June 30, 1938	IRMA BRANSTON, DON SCHMIDT	6
July 7, 1938	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
July 7, 1938	LYLE STUBENRAUCH IS ELECTED 'MAYOR' OF CHAMPAGNE POINT	6
July 7, 1938	LAKE WASHINGTON TELEPHONE BUILDING NEARING COMPLETION	1
July 7, 1938	CIVIC HALL PLANS ARE DISCUSSED	1
July 7, 1938	MISS HANNAN OF SEATTLE OPENS STORE IN KIRKLAND	1
July 7, 1938	CANNERY IS OPERATING	1
July 7, 1938	SCHOOL DISTRICTS WILL VOTE ON NORTHUP CONSOLIDATION, JULY 30	1
July 7, 1938	BETTY DIEMER, DON PETERSON	6
July 7, 1938	40 BEGINNERS ARE LEARNING TO SWIM AT CITY PARK BEACH	1
July 7, 1938	WESCOTT HOME IS BURGLARIZED	1
July 7, 1938	HOW WILL PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT LOOK ON TOTEM POLE (SWIMOMISH RESERVATION)	2
July 7, 1938	40 BEGINNERS ARE LEARNING TO SWIM AT CITY PARK BEACH	1
July 7, 1938	PLANNING COMMISSION AT WORK ON NEW PARK	1
July 7, 1938	PRIMARY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY CHURCH HAS INTERESTING STUDY	1
July 7, 1938	WORK ON MERCER ISLAND PONTOON TO START BY MIDDLE PART OF SEPT	1
July 7, 1938	IRENE SODERSTROM, A RAYMOND RECOR	6
July 14, 1938	YOUNG GIRL AIDS TIRED SWIMMER AT CITY PARK (HAYES, MARGARET)	1
July 14, 1938	ARCHITECT NOW DRAWING SKETCHES FOR KIRKLAND CIVIC CENTER	1
July 14, 1938	KIRKLAND CHURCH WILL BUILD $35000 BUILDING	1
July 14, 1938	ST PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH CONSTRUCTING NEW BUILDING (PHOTOS)	1
July 14, 1938	KIRKLAND CANNERY WILL TRIPLE LAST YEAR'S PRODUCTION	5
July 14, 1938	KNIERT, BERTHA	1
July 21, 1938	HERE IT IS ... A SKETCH OF PROPOSED $50000 CIVIC CENTER	1
July 21, 1938	DO YOU HAVE ANY SURPLUS FRUIT? IF SO, CALL CANNERY!	1
July 21, 1938	WHO WILL BE KIRKLAND QUEEN	1
July 21, 1938	HOWARD BROWN WILL OPEN SHEET METAL WORKS IN KIRKLAND	1
July 21, 1938	SEATTLE STAR SPONSORS HIKE AROUND LAKE	1
July 21, 1938	DR KENNETH DREWELOWE JOINS SHERWOOD CLINIC STAFF	1
July 21, 1938	MOTORCYCLE RACES ARE SCHEDULED HERE SATURDAY EVENING	1
July 21, 1938	SEATTLE STAR SPONSORS HIKE AROUND LAKE	1
July 21, 1938	TABERNACLE SPONSORS REVIVAL MEETINGS IN TENT AT 10TH & MARKET	5
July 21, 1938	SAFETY PATROL RECOMMENDS CAUTION LIGHTS' INSTALLATION	1
July 21, 1938	SIDEWALK PROJECT IS APPROVED	1
July 21, 1938	INEZ COLLETT, WILLIAM O'HARA	1
July 21, 1938	RUTH MARIE SWITZER, CARL RADKE	6
July 28, 1938	DORIS KENNEDY IS CHOSEN 'KIRKLAND POTLATCH QUEEN'	1
July 28, 1938	ARCHITECT DRAWING FLOOR PLANS FOR CIVIC CENTER	1
July 28, 1938	MECHANIC OPENS AUTO REPAIR SHOP AT ASSOCIATED STATION	1
July 28, 1938	KIRKLAND CANNERY SETTING NEW RECORD IN ITS PRODUCTION	1
July 28, 1938	LITTLE INTEREST SHOWN IN CONSOLIDATION ELECTION THIS SATURDAY	1
July 28, 1938	MOTORISTS MUST OBEY NEW SIGNS	1
July 28, 1938	MCGUIRE, LUCY A	1
July 28, 1938	EAST SIDE AND SNOQUALMIE VALLEY BOY SCOUTS ENJOY CAMP AT LAKE SAM	1
August 4, 1938	MR AND MRS D G SUTHERLAND OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING	6
August 4, 1938	NEW AUTOMATIC CAN SEALER IS INCREASING EFFICIENCY AND CAPACITY OF	2
August 4, 1938	"COMMUNISTS ARE TRYING TO DESTROY AMERICAN IDEALS"	1
August 4, 1938	ROSE HILL NEEDS A WATER SYSTEM	2
August 4, 1938	"KIRKLAND CAN HAVE A BAND"	1
August 4, 1938	KIRKLAND AND NORTHUP RESIDENTS VOTE SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION	1
August 4, 1938	EVELYN MCTERMOTT, R YOUNGBLOOD	1
August 4, 1938	KIRKLAND'S FLOAT WINS FIRST PRIZE IN POTLATCH PARADE OUT-OF-TOWN	1
August 4, 1938	HORD, JESSIE	1
August 4, 1938	HOUGEN, THOR	4
August 4, 1938	MORRIS, WADE	3
August 4, 1938	WHALEN, FLOYD G	3
August 4, 1938	ANNUAL EAST SIDE TENNIS TOURNAMENT WILL GET WELL UNDER WAY	1
August 4, 1938	PLAY FIELD GROUP CAN OBTAIN SITE	1
August 4, 1938	ROSE HILL NEEDS A WATER SYSTEM	2
August 4, 1938	ROSE HILL NEEDS A WATER SYSTEM	2
August 11, 1938	JUANITA ADDS ONE NEW INSTRUCTOR	1
August 11, 1938	JUANITA, KIRKLAND SCHOOL BOARDS SETTLE TRANSPORTATION ISSUE	1
August 11, 1938	NEW TEACHER - MISS LOIS EVANSON WILL TEACH GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION	1
August 11, 1938	RAMONA GARDNER, MELVIN HAND	6
August 11, 1938	FUTURE OF TWO CIVIC PROJECTS WILL BE DECIDED TODAY	1
August 11, 1938	JUANITA ADDS ONE NEW INSTRUCTOR	1
August 11, 1938	JUANITA, KIRKLAND SCHOOL BOARDS SETTLE TRANSPORTATION ISSUE	1
August 11, 1938	ADEQUATE WATER MAY BE PLANNED	1
August 11, 1938	ELMA JOHNSON, CAROL WALDECK	6
August 11, 1938	PEARL LAWRENCE, FRED BRIX	6
August 18, 1938	ACE CREAM PARLOR MOVES TO FINE NEW LOCATION THIS WEEK	5
August 18, 1938	MAY BUILD MORE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS	5
August 18, 1938	SCHOOL BUDGET IS APPROVED BY COUNTY REVIEW COMMITTEE	1
August 18, 1938	COUNCIL TO ZONE ALL PROPERTY	1
August 18, 1938	ANDREEN, ANNA	1
August 18, 1938	EAST SIDE CAMP FIRE GIRLS ENJOY WEEK AT SAMMAMISH	1
August 18, 1938	LEONARD TANSKA WINS ANNUAL SERVICE CLUB GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP	1
August 18, 1938	KIRKLAND WILL GO AHEAD ON PROJECT TO CONSTRUCT RECREATION PARK	1
August 18, 1938	PROPOSED BOUNDARIES FOR MASTER WATER DISTRICT ARE OUTLINED	1
August 18, 1938	AGNES BOYD, DR KENNETH R DREWELOWE	6
August 18, 1938	ELEANORE LARSON, ROMAN FERDINAND SCHAEFER	6
August 25, 1938	MR AND MRS C L MARTIN CELEBRATE THEIR SIXTY-FOURTH ANNIVERSARY	4
August 25, 1938	SCHMIDTS TO OPEN NEW FOUNTAIN ON SATURDAY	1
August 25, 1938	SCHOOLS TO START HERE ON SEPT 6	1
August 25, 1938	LILLIEN ELAINE MAACK, DENNY CARL GLAD	6
August 25, 1938	MOVIES OF POTLATCH FLOAT WILL BE SHOWN AT TWO WORLD'S FAIRS	1
August 25, 1938	'WEST END ORCHESTRA' MAKES HIT AT ITS FIRST PUBLIC DEBUT	1
August 25, 1938	BIG FIESTA TO CLOSE SWIMMING SEASON AT CITY PARK BEACH	1
August 25, 1938	FUNDS TO PURCHASE BONNELL SITE HAVE ALREADY BEEN ASSURED	1
August 25, 1938	BIG FIESTA TO CLOSE SWIMMING SEASON AT CITY PARK BEACH	1
August 25, 1938	JOHNSON, ANNA	1
August 25, 1938	KYLER, THOMAS L	1
August 25, 1938	BIG FIESTA TO CLOSE SWIMMING SEASON AT CITY PARK BEACH	1
August 25, 1938	FUNDS TO PURCHASE BONNELL SITE HAVE ALREADY BEEN ASSURED	1
August 25, 1938	BIG BOEING CLIPPER WILL RESUME TEST FLIGHTS SOON	1
August 25, 1938	QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT THE PROPOSED EAST SIDE WATER SYSTEM	1
August 25, 1938	WATER DISTRICT PETITIONS WILL BE CIRCULATED ON THIS SIDE OF LAKE	1
August 25, 1938	FRANCES TAUSAN, CHARLES MULLIGAN	6
September 1, 1938	CANNERY IMPROVEMENT ALMOST COMPLETE	1
September 1, 1938	SENATOR FARQUHARSON HAS AIDED CANNERY	1
September 1, 1938	EVERYTHING NOW READY FOR OPENING OF SCHOOLS NEXT TUESDAY MORNING	1
September 1, 1938	NEW BAND HORNS ARE PURCHASED	1
September 1, 1938	SHORE LAND NORTH OF FERRY DOCK WILL BE LANDSCAPED - MAYOR	1
September 1, 1938	GROVER, JOSEPH TRUE	1
September 1, 1938	SHORE LAND NORTH OF FERRY DOCK WILL BE LANDSCAPED - MAYOR	1
September 1, 1938	18 KIRKLAND MEN HAVE TIME OF LIVES ON WEEKEND CRUISE	1
September 1, 1938	WATER PETITIONS ARE BEING CIRCULATED ON THE EAST SIDE	1
September 1, 1938	WHETSTONE SHOWS INTEREST IN WATER DEVELOPMENT HERE	1
September 1, 1938	ELEANORE LARSON, R F SCHAEFER	6
September 8, 1938	PLANNING COMMISSION WORKING ON DETAILS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF RECREATION	1
September 8, 1938	ENROLLMENT SHOWS BIG INCREASE	1
September 8, 1938	SHORE LAND NORTH OF FERRY WILL BE REAL BEAUTY SPOT	1
September 8, 1938	RECORD VOTE EXPECTED AT PRIMARY ELECTION HERE ON TUESDAY	1
September 8, 1938	NEW TENNIS CHAMP (WEBB, BEN)	1
September 8, 1938	SHORE LAND NORTH OF FERRY WILL BE REAL BEAUTY SPOT	1
September 8, 1938	ROSE HILL PEOPLE WILL BE ASKED TO SIGN WATER PETITIONS	1
September 8, 1938	HERE'S A MAP AND INFORMATION ABOUT EAST SIDE WATER DISTRICT	8
September 8, 1938	ROSE HILL PEOPLE WILL BE ASKED TO SIGN WATER PETITIONS	1
September 8, 1938	MAXINE KESNER, NORTON A HUERTH	6
################	LUTHERAN CHURCH TO DEDICATE BUILDING SUNDAY AFTERNOON	1
################	WORK ON CEMETERY PROJECT WILL BEGIN SEPT 21	1
################	'JAPANESE DON'T HEAR ABOUT THE WAR'	1
################	JOHN M COFFEE AND WILLARD YOUNG NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS	1
################	ROTARY CLUB HEARS SOCIALIZED MEDICINE DISCUSSED ON MONDAY	4
################	ROTH, LENA	8
################	HOW THE PRECINCTS VOTED	1
################	CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY (MERRIMAN, MR AND MRS F G)	6
################	AMERICAN LEGION HALL COMPLETELY PAID FOR (PHOTO)	1
################	2 MEN LEASE SASH AND DOOR FACTORY	6
################	HANCOCK OIL NOW INTRODUCED TO EAST SIDE FOR FIRST TIME	6
################	ROSS THE CLEANER INSTALLS NEW LIGHTING FIXTURES	5
################	CANNERY ASKS PEOPLE TO DONATE CHAIRS, COTS FOR NURSERY	6
################	SHIRLEY L FOSTER, ELDON E BARKEY	1
################	COUNCIL IS FACED WITH A PROBLEM (DANCING LICENSE FOR ACE CREAM)	1
################	TENTATIVE 1939 CITY BUDGET WILL MEAN SLIGHT INCREASE IN TAX	1
################	ADAMS, ELLEN	1
################	BURROWS, INFANT	6
################	STENSTROM, CARL	6
################	WATER DEPT ADDS TEN SIPHON WELLS	1
################	AMERICAN LEGION HALL COMPLETELY PAID FOR (PHOTO)	1
################	BETTE DIEMER, DON PETERSON	6
################	NEWLY-CONSTRUCTED LUTHERAN CHURCH DEDICATED SEPT 18 (PHOTO)	1
################	DISTRICT'S FUNDS ARE FALLING OFF	1
################	HERE'S WHAT OUR READERS THINK OF DANCING LICENSE	1
################	COULSON, ROY	1
################	DAUGHERTY, CHARLES W	1
################	ROSS, MARGARET	1
################	KIRKLAND ROTARIANS CELEBRATE THEIR FIRST BIRTHDAY ON MONDAY	1
################	EAST SIDE JOURNAL AGAIN SPONSORING OLD OSWALD CONTEST	1
################	$127,213 WPA STREET PROJECT APPROVED BY FEDERAL OFFICIALS	1
October 6, 1938	LARGE CROWD HELPS SWANSON'S CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY (MR & MRS ANTON	6
October 6, 1938	COUNCIL VOTES NEW LIGHTING	5
October 6, 1938	C F REDWARD BUYS WESTERN AUTO STORE	1
October 6, 1938	FRANK SMETANA TAKES OVER GILMORE STATION	6
October 6, 1938	CITY LIMITS MAY BE ENLARGED IN NEAR-FUTURE - JAYCOX	1
October 6, 1938	FIRE AT GRIFFITHS' DAIRY CAUSES LOSS ESTIMATED AT $50,000	1
October 6, 1938	GOVERNOR MARTIN PLANS TO VISIT KIRKLAND SOON	1
October 6, 1938	CITY LIMITS MAY BE ENLARGED IN NEAR-FUTURE - JAYCOX	1
October 6, 1938	COUNCIL ADOPTS BUDGET AT HEARING ON MONDAY	1
October 6, 1938	DANCING LICENSE IS GRANTED	1
October 6, 1938	ISACKSON, ISAC GUST	1
October 6, 1938	WPA TO CONSTRUCT RECREATIONAL PARK NEAR HIGHLAND SCHOOL	5
October 13, 1938	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
October 13, 1938	NEW DIESEL MANAGER (SCHENK, GEORGE)	1
October 13, 1938	KIRKLAND HIGH ADDS SET OF TYMPANI	1
October 13, 1938	LAKE WASHINGTON SHIPYARDS TIES FOR LOW BID ON BIG JOB	1
October 13, 1938	BENDER, REV GEORGE L	4
October 13, 1938	HAGSTROM, HILDING	4
October 13, 1938	LOTT, MARY	1
October 13, 1938	MATTILA, ROBERT	1
October 13, 1938	WILEY, CLARA	4
October 13, 1938	KIRKLAND PUBLISHING CO NOW PRINTS 'SKI ILLUSTRATED'	1
October 13, 1938	PWA ALLOTS MORE FOR LAKE BRIDGE	1
October 13, 1938	WORK ON EAST SIDE WATER SYSTEM MAY BEGIN THIS SPRING	1
October 20, 1938	CREAMLAND -REOPENING	2
October 20, 1938	PROJECT IS APPROVED (ROSE HILL SCHOOL)	1
October 20, 1938	"CREAMLAND" TO BE REOPENED SATURDAY	1
October 20, 1938	GOVERNOR MARTIN PROMISES FUTURE AID TO CANNERY IF NEEDED	1
October 20, 1938	COUNCIL MAKES REGULATIONS FOR ACE CREAM DANCE HALL	1
October 20, 1938	NO WORD IS RECEIVED BY YARDS	1
October 20, 1938	TWO BOYS ARRESTED FOR CRIME	1
October 20, 1938	BOWEN, KITTY	1
October 20, 1938	KYLER, CLAIRE	1
October 27, 1938	KIRKLAND CANNERY WILL NOT CLOSE TILL NOV 15, HENRY SAYS	1
October 27, 1938	GRAVE OWNERS ASKED TO MEET NOVEMBER 15	1
October 27, 1938	HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC GROUPS BOAST 'CLASSY' NEW SWEATERS	1
October 27, 1938	NYA WORKERS RECEIVE VOCATIONAL TRAINING AT SCHOOL	1
October 27, 1938	LAKE WASHINGTON SHIPYARDS AWARDED BIG BUILDING CONTRACT	1
October 27, 1938	BERGMAN, MARGARET	4
October 27, 1938	CRABB, MRS S A	4
October 27, 1938	PATTY, OBED	1
October 27, 1938	MORE THAN 400 BOY SCOUTS WILL GATHER AT KIRKLAND NOVEMBER 25	1
October 27, 1938	LAKE SPAN RECEIVES FINAL OKEH	1
October 27, 1938	SHIRLEY FOSTER, ELDON BERKEY	6
November 3, 1938	NEW FISH MARKET (KIRKLAND FISH MARKET)	1
November 3, 1938	WILL GIVE BIG PRIZES IN KIRKLAND	1
November 3, 1938	VOTE AGAINST THE PUD!	1
November 3, 1938	ADULT EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AVAILABLE NOW WITHOUT COST	7
November 3, 1938	STATE SAYS GOOD WORD FOR TOWN	1
November 3, 1938	AGNEW, ARCHIBALD E	8
November 3, 1938	NELSON, MAE A	4
November 3, 1938	MANY CLOSE RACES EXPECTED IN COUNTY ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY	1
November 3, 1938	NEW RECTOR TO COME HERE (TAYLOR, REV CHESTER ALBIN)	1
November 3, 1938	SEATTLE WATER HEAD URGES FORMATION OF EAST SIDE DISTRICT	1
November 10, 1938	KIRKLAND CANNERY HAMS AND BACONS NOW PROCESSING	1
November 10, 1938	REPUBLICANS ELECT TWO STATE REPRESENTATIVES AND SENATOR	1
November 10, 1938	NEWLY-FORMED HOUGHTON COMMUNITY CLUB NOW HAS 53 MEMBERS AND WANTS	1
November 10, 1938	GREEN, GEORGE WILLIS	4
November 10, 1938	KENT, JOHN	1
November 10, 1938	PUD IS DEFEATED IN COUNTY	1
November 10, 1938	STENSLAND, KENNETH	6
November 17, 1938	A FREAK - TWO-HEADED CALF IS BORN AT KIRKLAND GARDENS	1
November 17, 1938	ENTIRELY REMODELED LAKE WASHINGTON TELEPHONE BUILDING COMPLETED	1
November 17, 1938	CANNERY WILL STAY OPEN UNTIL DEC 1	1
November 17, 1938	KIRKLAND SCHOOLS TO GET MOVIE AND SOUND PROJECTOR	1
November 17, 1938	FARQUHARSON NOSES OUT F JACKSON BY 51 VOTES	1
November 17, 1938	LAKE WASHINGTON SHIPYARD SPENDS $40,000 ON IMPROVEMENTS	1
November 17, 1938	MCIVOR, DAVID S	1
November 17, 1938	NEW PHONE NUMBERS JANUARY 1	1
November 17, 1938	CHARLOTTE RAGSDALE, DELBERT BATES	6
November 24, 1938	THEY CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY (TINKRAM, MR AND MRS E S)	6
November 24, 1938	FEDERAL WPA OFFICIALS APPROVE TWO BIG KIRKLAND PROJECTS	1
November 24, 1938	NEW TRAFFIC CODE WILL BE PASSED	1
November 24, 1938	SEBASTIAN, MABEL CLAIRE	1
November 24, 1938	BOY SCOUT CONCLAVE ON FRIDAY	1
November 24, 1938	FEDERAL WPA OFFICIALS APPROVE TWO BIG KIRKLAND PROJECTS	1
November 24, 1938	BETTY BRINSMEAD, ALBERT FOURNIER	2
November 24, 1938	MARGUERITE CALVIN, RICHARD KELLY	6
November 24, 1938	PHYLLIS MITCHELL, CARL OLSON	6
December 1, 1938	FARM MAY BE USED BY PRISONERS	1
December 1, 1938	J JURIAN OBSERVES FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF BUSINESS HERE	1
December 1, 1938	PORK PROCESSING WILL CONTINUE AT KIRKLAND CANNERY	1
December 1, 1938	A DANGEROUS TURN (CORNER OF MARKET AND CENTRAL)	2
December 1, 1938	BAND FUND IS PLEDGED	1
December 1, 1938	KIRKLAND HIGH TO ENTER CONTESTANT IN DAR CONTEST	1
December 1, 1938	PLAN BRIDGE CELEBRATION	1
December 1, 1938	FARM MAY BE USED BY PRISONERS	1
December 1, 1938	BROWN, MRS CHARLES E	5
December 1, 1938	ELIASON, FREDERICK	4
December 1, 1938	O'DEA, WILLIAM CHARLES	4
December 1, 1938	ROBERTS, ELVIRA JUNE	5
December 1, 1938	ROBINSON, FRANK	5
December 1, 1938	COURT OKEHS LAKE BRIDGE	1
December 1, 1938	START CAMPAIGN TO ELIMINATE TRAFFIC DANGER	1
December 1, 1938	LILLIEN ELAINE MAACK, DENNY GLAD	6
December 8, 1938	FORMER KIRKLAND COUPLE CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY (HURNING)	7
December 8, 1938	ORIGINAL AUNT JEMIMA WILL GIVE AWAY FREE SAMPLES AT SAFEWAY	8
December 8, 1938	CANNERY TO EXPAND MORE	1
December 8, 1938	700 YOUNGSTERS TO MARCH IN KIDS PARADE SATURDAY	1
December 8, 1938	PATROL BOYS HELP PROTECT CHILD LIVES	1
December 8, 1938	SENIORS TO PRESENT PLAY AT HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY	1
December 8, 1938	SENIORS TO PRESENT PLAY AT HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY	1
December 8, 1938	ORIGINAL AUNT JEMIMA WILL GIVE AWAY FREE SAMPLES AT SAFEWAY	8
December 8, 1938	700 YOUNGSTERS TO MARCH IN KIDS PARADE SATURDAY	1
December 8, 1938	KIRKLAND STREETS IN GAY ATTIRE	1
December 8, 1938	NEW TRAFFIC SIGNS WILL BE INSTALLED, MAYOR PROMISES	1
December 8, 1938	PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE	1
December 15, 1938	MR AND MRS CROW (60)	1
December 15, 1938	JUANITA SCHOOL GIVEN FIRST PRIZE IN PARADE	1
December 15, 1938	CHURCH CHOIR PLANS ANNUAL YULE CONCERT	1
December 15, 1938	CAMPBELL, WILL A	4
December 15, 1938	HANSON, LENNIE A	4
December 15, 1938	O'BRIEN, PATRICK	5
December 15, 1938	PERRIGO, MATILDA	3
December 15, 1938	SIEVANEN, JACKIE PETER	4
December 15, 1938	WANGE, UNO	4
December 15, 1938	WHITNEY, NELLIE	4
December 15, 1938	COUNTY VOTES TO OPERATE LAKE WASHINGTON FERRIES	1
December 22, 1938	RESIDENTS PROTESTING CITY ACTION	1
December 22, 1938	HERZOG, WALTER	1
December 22, 1938	IRELAND, MRS R L	1
December 22, 1938	REV JAMES O DUFFEY TELLS OF HISTORY BEFORE CHRIST'S BIRTH	1
December 22, 1938	SERVICE CLUB UNANIMOUSLY VOTES AGAINST COUNTY OPERATION OF FERRY	1
December 22, 1938	RESIDENTS PROTESTING CITY ACTION	1
December 22, 1938	SEATTLE CITY COUNCIL VOTES APPROVAL OF LAKE BRIDGE	1
December 22, 1938	'SLOW' SIGNS ARE INSTALLED	1
December 29, 1938	FIRST CHRISTMAS BABY BORN AT HOSPITAL (PONCIN, HAROLD MAURICE)	1
December 29, 1938	MERCHANTS HAVE BEST YULE TRADE	1
December 29, 1938	COMMISSIONERS PASS BIG CANNERY PROJECT	1
December 29, 1938	DICKERSON, BERYL	5
December 29, 1938	HARVEY, JOHN C	1
December 29, 1938	SKIDMORE, BENJAMIN	1
December 29, 1938	WILLIAMS, MARTHA	5
December 29, 1938	WILL COUNTY TAKE OVER FERRIES SUNDAY MORNING? WELL, MAYBE	1
December 29, 1938	NEW PHONE NUMBERS TO BE DIFFERENT	1
December 29, 1938	ANNA L PHILLIPS, LOUIS J BURNARD	5
December 29, 1938	VIOLA M MARDEN, JACK H BURNARD	5
January 5, 1939	FROZEN FRESH FRUITS CAN BE PURCHASED IN KIRKLAND STORES	5
January 5, 1939	7500 MORE WPA WORKERS MUST LOSE JOBS IN JANUARY	2
January 5, 1939	1938 IN REVIEW	1
January 5, 1939	SKIDMORE, ROSE M	5
January 5, 1939	WERTZLER, IDA B	5
January 5, 1939	CONSTRUCTION OF KIRKLAND'S NEW $97000 PLAYFIELD TO BEGIN FRIDAY	1
January 5, 1939	FERRY QUESTION WILL BE SETTLED IN COURT FRIDAY	1
January 5, 1939	CREWS BEGIN LAKE BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION	1
January 12, 1939	ORCHESTRA TO GIVE CONCERT FRIDAY NIGHT	1
January 12, 1939	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
January 12, 1939	O W LITTLE BUYS KIRKLAND CASH FEED	1
January 12, 1939	FIVE SCHOOL DIRECTORS WILL BE CHOSEN HERE ON MARCH 4	1
January 12, 1939	MARIE FLADLAND, MYRON LEQUE	6
January 12, 1939	SYLVIA SAIKI, JACK TATSUMI	2
January 12, 1939	BROCKMAN, WILLIAM BENNETT	2
January 12, 1939	SITTLEY, CHARLOTTE	1
January 12, 1939	CAMP FIRE TO ORGANIZE	1
January 12, 1939	START DRIVE TO GET NEW POST OFFICE	1
January 12, 1939	BICYCLES AND CASH OFFERED IN SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN	1
January 12, 1939	FERRY INJUNCTION EXTENDED 10 DAYS	1
January 12, 1939	ADELE WILLET, KENNETH COMMEREE	6
January 19, 1939	HAROLD HAGA WILL OPEN NEW SEA-FOODS STORE	1
January 19, 1939	$8390 CANNERY WPA PROJECT IS APPROVED	1
January 19, 1939	KIRKLAND MAY GET NEW SODA WATER BOTTLING INDUSTRY	1
January 19, 1939	NEWBERRY, AMELIA E	1
January 19, 1939	FERRY 'DEAL' RUMORED AS SUIT IS CONTINUED	1
January 26, 1939	WORK ON CANNERY PROJECT WILL BEGIN FEBRUARY 20TH	5
January 26, 1939	HERMAN PEACH NAMED STREET COMMISSIONER	1
January 26, 1939	IN CASE YOU DIDN'T KNOW IT, KIRKLAND HAS POLICE COURT	1
January 26, 1939	FOLK, STINA	5
January 26, 1939	MEYERS, DR LOUIS	5
January 26, 1939	TEW, GEORGE M	5
January 26, 1939	EAST SIDE JOURNAL SCORES IN NATIONAL NEWSPAPER CONTEST	1
January 26, 1939	MERCHANTS PLEDGE $600 TOWARD PLAYFIELD; $400 MORE HAS TO BE RAISE	1
January 26, 1939	LAKE FERRY SUITS AGAIN POSTPONED	1
February 2, 1939	CARL GOLDAPP SELLS MEAT MARKET; WILL TAKE A NEEDED REST	1
February 2, 1939	MERCANTILE STORE BUYS MEAT MARKET	1
February 2, 1939	TRAPP BROTHERS BUY DUNHAMS FEED STORE	1
February 2, 1939	KENT PEOPLE VISIT KIRKLAND CANNERY; ATTEND SERVICE CLUB	4
February 2, 1939	3 FILE AS CANDIDATES FOR BOARD	1
February 2, 1939	SCHOOLS LOSE $48776 IN STATE FUNDS	1
February 2, 1939	HERE IT IS ... THE CITY OF KIRKLAND'S NEW TRAFFIC CODE	8
February 2, 1939	HOUGHTON GETS LAND FOR RECREATION PARK; PROJECT IS PLANNED	1
February 2, 1939	HERE IT IS ... THE CITY OF KIRKLAND'S NEW TRAFFIC CODE	8
February 2, 1939	BYINGTON, CHARLES	4
February 2, 1939	DUNN, PHOEBE Z	4
February 2, 1939	LAHTI, JACK	4
February 2, 1939	LANGDON, JAMES	4
February 2, 1939	LINN, AMANDA L	4
February 2, 1939	MCCORMICK, JOHN	4
February 2, 1939	HOUGHTON GETS LAND FOR RECREATION PARK; PROJECT IS PLANNED	1
February 2, 1939	PLAYFIELD MONEY ALMOST ASSURED; MORE DONATIONS ARE NEEDED	1
February 2, 1939	ANDERSON MAY KEEP LAKE FERRY	1
February 2, 1939	COUNCIL PASSES NEW TRAFFIC CODE; NO PARALLEL PARKING YET - MAYOR	1
February 2, 1939	HERE IT IS ... THE CITY OF KIRKLAND'S NEW TRAFFIC CODE	8
February 9, 1939	JANET HARRIET KIRTLEY, LESTER WILLIAM LEMKE	6
February 9, 1939	MARY CUTLER, THEODORE HORNING	3
February 9, 1939	BURGLAR MAKES MISTAKE	1
February 9, 1939	GOFF, MARY G	1
February 9, 1939	HENDRICKS, ANDREW	4
February 9, 1939	WEAVER, MARGARET A	1
February 9, 1939	CONSTRUCTION ON PLAYFIELD UNDER WAY	1
February 9, 1939	KIRKLAND TO KEEP FERRY AFTER 1940, CAPTAIN PROMISES	1
February 9, 1939	PUBLIC HEARING ON WATER DISTRICT WILL BE TUESDAY	1
February 16, 1939	EAST SIDE SCHOOLS IN BAD SHAPE	1
February 16, 1939	IRMA CZERWENKA, STANLEY BRYSON	8
February 16, 1939	BROWN, JOHN CHESTER	1
February 16, 1939	DAHL, A	4
February 16, 1939	LILLEY, JAMES A	1
February 16, 1939	FIVE BOYS EARN FINE BICYCLES IN JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTION DRIVE	1
February 16, 1939	COMMISSIONERS TO SET DATE FOR WATER ELECTION; ONLY FEW OBJECTIONS	1
February 23, 1939	HOW KIRKLAND'S NEW FIELDHOUSE WILL LOOK (PICTURE)	1
February 23, 1939	MISS MABEL YATES BUYS KIRKLAND BEAUTY SHOP	3
February 23, 1939	EIGHT CANDIDATES FILE FOR FIVE SCHOOL BOARD POSTS	1
February 23, 1939	KIRKLAND WILL HAVE DAY MARSHALL SOON	1
February 23, 1939	FULLERTON, JAMES	3
February 23, 1939	PETERSON, HILMA J	1
February 23, 1939	RUDDELL, LERENA MAE	2
February 23, 1939	SULLIVAN, MARY	1
February 23, 1939	WILSON, LUCY C	3
February 23, 1939	LILLIS L SEAT, ORIN J BAKER	3
March 2, 1939	MR AND MRS ALEXANDER OBSERVE 56TH ANNIVERSARY	5
March 2, 1939	ENROLLMENT STILL GROWING IN KIRKLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS SYSTEM	5
March 2, 1939	LIGHT VOTE EXPECTED IN SATURDAY'S SCHOOL ELECTION	1
March 2, 1939	NYQUIST REAPPOINTED THEN RESIGNS, 'FOR CITY'S BEST INTEREST'	1
March 2, 1939	ANDERSON, LOUISE C	1
March 2, 1939	BUCKLES, MARION	8
March 2, 1939	CRANNERY, GEORGE	5
March 2, 1939	DONNER, SYLVESTER	1
March 2, 1939	JOHNSON, MARTIN	1
March 2, 1939	OTTINGER, WILLIAM J	1
March 2, 1939	ELVERA JACOBSON, WOODROW W ROBBINS	6
March 2, 1939	FLORENCE EDGAR, HERBERT BAIER	6
March 2, 1939	UTEVA WIGGINS, HAROLD MEYER	6
March 9, 1939	TWO WOMEN, THREE MEN WIN POSTS	1
March 9, 1939	MAYOR EXPLAINS HIS POSITION (NYQUIST TROUBLE)	8
March 9, 1939	BAKER, MARK	1
March 9, 1939	KEOWN, JOHN H	6
March 9, 1939	SPECIAL CITY LIMITS ELECTION THIS SATURDAY	1
March 9, 1939	LAKE SPAN IS DELAYED	1
March 9, 1939	PARKING IS DISCUSSED	1
March 16, 1939	SCHOOLS TO GET MONEY FROM STATE	1
March 16, 1939	CAPTAIN DOBBSEY IS COMING WITH TROUPE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29	1
March 16, 1939	CONNELLY, MAY E	1
March 16, 1939	FOREMAN, GEORGE	4
March 16, 1939	JOHNSON, WILLIAM A	8
March 16, 1939	MISSALL, SHIRLEY	1
March 16, 1939	VOTERS EXCLUDE PARK SITE FROM CITY LIMITS; ACTUAL WORK TO START	1
March 16, 1939	BUSINESS MEN, CITY OFFICIALS SET NEW PARKING REGULATIONS	1
March 16, 1939	IRMA LOUISE CZERWENKA, STANLEY BRYSON	6
March 16, 1939	MARY CUTLER, THEODORE HORNING	6
March 23, 1939	MRS ROOSEVELT MAY VISIT KIRKLAND CANNERY IN APRIL	1
March 23, 1939	CAPTAIN DOBBSIE WILL BRING ENTERTAINERS HERE ON WEDNESDAY	1
March 23, 1939	STATE WPA ADMINISTRATOR PROMISES HIS SUPPORT IN GETTING WORK BEGUN	1
March 23, 1939	'BLACKTOP' ROADS GET MENDING	1
March 23, 1939	ABOUT WATER DISTRICT	1
March 23, 1939	MURIEL SAMMONS, WILLIAM G ROWE	6
March 30, 1939	JOURNAL LAUNCHES EAST SIDE BUILDING DRIVE	1
March 30, 1939	FARRELL WILL HEAD BOARD	1
March 30, 1939	MAYOR APPOINTS RANDLETT AS WATER SUPERINTENDENT; KEELING NEW COUNCIL	1
March 30, 1939	CITY WILL PURCHASE SHORELINE PROPERTY FROM KING COUNTY	1
March 30, 1939	HURST, CLARA	1
March 30, 1939	NEWTON, ROBERT I	1
March 30, 1939	WARD, S F	1
March 30, 1939	KATHERINE SHERBROOK, WILLIAM BARBER	6
April 6, 1939	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
April 6, 1939	PAIR GETS 1-YEAR CONTRACT AT SPECIAL BOARD SESSION	1
April 6, 1939	ERICKSON, FRANK	1
April 6, 1939	LAWSON, JAMES HENRY	3
April 6, 1939	PALMER, DOROTHY ANN	4
April 13, 1939	NEW PARISH HALL TO BE OPENED WITH DINNER FRIDAY NIGHT (ST JOHN'S)	4
April 13, 1939	600 YOUNGSTERS TAKE PART IN LEGION EASTER EGG HUNT	1
April 13, 1939	JUANITA SCHOOLS ASK KIRKLAND TO RENEW TRANSPORTATION AID	1
April 13, 1939	BRUSH FIRES BURN OVER MANY ACRES OF LAND ON EAST SIDE	4
April 13, 1939	SHIPYARDS GOING FULL BLAST ON NEW MILLION DOLLAR BOAT ("EXPLORER"	1
April 13, 1939	DARTT, FLOYD	1
April 13, 1939	PLAYFIELD WORK DEFINITELY TO START FRIDAY, APRIL 21	1
April 13, 1939	100 YEARS OF LUTHERANISM TO BE TOLD IN MOTION PICTURE AT ST PAULS	4
April 13, 1939	FERRY LINCOLN BACK	1
April 13, 1939	INTEREST GROWING FAST IN WATER ELECTION APRIL 22	1
April 13, 1939	DOROTHY V AURACHER, ROBERT INNES	6
April 20, 1939	SAUNDERS LEAVES; BATES WILL TAKE OVER ASSOCIATED OIL	1
April 20, 1939	KIRKLAND CANNERY ADDS TO CAPACITY	4
April 20, 1939	SEEDS DISTRIBUTED TO NEEDY PEOPLE	1
April 20, 1939	BOARD RENEWS CLARENCE'S CONTRACT; VOTES TO BAR MARRIED TEACHERS	1
April 20, 1939	NORTH DISTRICT FIRE MARSHALL SAYS WATER DISTRICT WOULD REDUCE FIR	2
April 20, 1939	ALBERT A KING SETS UP LAW OFFICES HERE	1
April 20, 1939	ABEL TO SPEAK AT GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY NEXT TUESDAY, APRIL 25	1
April 20, 1939	DON ABEL PLEDGES SUPPORT OF WPA FOR WATER SYSTEM	1
April 20, 1939	EVERYONE URGED TO VOTE FOR WATER DISTRICT!	1
April 20, 1939	KIRKLAND MAY GET SEWER SYSTEM IN NEAR FUTURE	1
April 20, 1939	ELLA SPENCER, ELMER CARPENTER	6
April 20, 1939	MONA DIMMITT, HAROLD ERICKSEN	6
April 27, 1939	PAUL S SCHOONOVER CELEBRATES HIS 91ST BIRTHDAY ON SUNDAY	4
April 27, 1939	EAST SIDE PROTESTS CURTAILMENT OF FUNDS FOR LOCAL CANNERY	1
April 27, 1939	SCHOOL BOARD SIGNS TRANSPORTATION JOB WITH WATSON MONDAY	1
April 27, 1939	"BIRD MAN" GIVES FINE PERFORMANCE	1
April 27, 1939	BURGLAR TRIES TO BREAK INTO SCHOOL, DRUG STORE	1
April 27, 1939	LAHLUM, MORTON	1
April 27, 1939	MCROBERTS, MARGARET	4
April 27, 1939	TEAKLES, GEORGE H	1
April 27, 1939	DON ABEL TURNS FIRST SPADE OF DIRT ON NEW PLAYFIELD; WORK HAS BEG	1
April 27, 1939	SCHOOL BOARD SIGNS TRANSPORTATION JOB WITH WATSON MONDAY	1
April 27, 1939	WATER DISTRICT CARRIES BY 891-888 MARGIN	1
April 27, 1939	CECILIA SPROWELL, FRANK MCILHARDY	2
May 4, 1939	KINDERGARTEN CONTINUES IN KIRKLAND NEXT YEAR	1
May 4, 1939	KIRKLAND GETS QUARTERLY "CUT" OF LIQUOR PROFITS	1
May 4, 1939	MAYOR OF DUVALL SHOOTS AND INJURES PROWLER NEAR HOME	1
May 4, 1939	EVANS, DONNA MAY	1
May 4, 1939	NEW PARKING REGULATIONS ARE GETTING GOOD RESULTS, JOURNAL SURVEY	1
May 4, 1939	BLANCHE SHAFFER, POE PRONETT	1
May 4, 1939	HELEN CRUIKSHANK, NELS NEWBOM	6
May 4, 1939	MARJORIE MCLAUGHLIN, EUGENE O FOREST	6
May 4, 1939	NORMA JOHNSON, ROBERT E DIMMITT	6
May 11, 1939	JOHN SNICKERS HAS DEVELOPED LARGE CHERRY ORCHARD OF 1200 TREES	4
May 11, 1939	TREE PLANTING CEREMONY AT ARBORETUM HONORS MRS C E NEWBERRY	6
May 11, 1939	BLAU'S SUPER-SERVICE OFFERS NEW SERVICE	1
May 11, 1939	KIRKLAND'S MACDOUGALL ADDS ANOTHER SERVICE	1
May 11, 1939	CANNERY WILL OPERATE AS PREVIOUSLY SET UP	1
May 11, 1939	BOARD HAS DIFFERENCES OF OPINION	1
May 11, 1939	SCORES OF STUDENTS WILL PARTICIPATE IN MUSICAL PROGRAM	1
May 11, 1939	WILLIAM P BOWIE RESIGNS FROM BOARD	1
May 11, 1939	ISABEL ANDRE, JAMES HOBAN	4
May 11, 1939	MASONIC CLUB WILL PRESENT MAGIC SHOW ON FRIDAY, MAY 26	1
May 11, 1939	CLEAN UP - PAINT UP WEEK IN KIRKLAND MAY 15 TO 27	1
May 11, 1939	JUANITA PARK TO OPEN PAVILION SUNDAY EVE	6
May 11, 1939	WILLIAM P BOWIE RESIGNS FROM BOARD	1
May 11, 1939	NEW PATROLMAN IS TAKING PLACE OF ROY MADDEN (PEABODY, DUANE)	1
May 11, 1939	SHIACH, ROSANNA	8
May 11, 1939	CHET GREEN NEW ROTARY CLUB HEAD	1
May 11, 1939	JUANITA PARK TO OPEN PAVILION SUNDAY EVE	6
May 11, 1939	NO RECOUNT PETITION FILED ON WATER ELECTION; RESULTS STAND	1
May 18, 1939	MARY JANE STOCKFIETH WILL ACCOMPANY MALE CHORUS IN CONCERT	1
May 18, 1939	HAROLD HAGA SELLS SEA FOODS MARKET TO JOE KARDONG	1
May 18, 1939	KIRKLAND'S ANNUAL RED CROSS PROJECT NOW IN PROGRESS	1
May 18, 1939	SERVICE CLUB MAY SPONSOR AD CAMPAIGN TO ATTRACT RESIDENTS HERE	1
May 18, 1939	ANNUAL OUT NEXT WEEK	1
May 18, 1939	JUANITA TO GET MONEY	1
May 18, 1939	BOBBIE BRYSON, JACK WESTER	6
May 18, 1939	MARY JEWELL, ALFRED C NYBERG	6
May 18, 1939	SIBYL HURNING, DAVID NEWTON SCHUTZ	6
May 18, 1939	MUSICIANS TO PRESENT BIG CONCERT	1
May 18, 1939	TEN MAGICIANS TO MYSTIFY EAST SIDERS NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT	1
May 18, 1939	AMERICAN LEGION TO SPONSOR MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES HERE	1
May 18, 1939	JUANITA TO GET MONEY	1
May 18, 1939	ALMQUIST, JOHN E	1
May 18, 1939	DAWSON, EMMA M	1
May 18, 1939	JOCKUM, PETER	1
May 18, 1939	ANNUAL OUT NEXT WEEK	1
May 18, 1939	TEMPERANCE DRAMA AT PEOPLE'S CHURCH	1
May 18, 1939	AMERICAN LEGION TO SPONSOR MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES HERE	1
May 18, 1939	LEGION AUXILIARY TO SELL POPPIES HERE TO HELP VETERANS	1
May 25, 1939	TO BUILD A CHURCH, OR NOT TO BUILD NOW - THAT IS QUESTION	1
May 25, 1939	83 SENIORS WILL RECEIVE DIPLOMAS AT HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT	1
May 25, 1939	HERE THEY ARE - 1939 KIRKLAND HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES (PHOTOS)	2
May 25, 1939	JUANITA SCHOOL WILL GRADUATE 34 PUPILS WEDNESDAY, MAY 31	1
May 25, 1939	600 PEOPLE ENJOY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT	1
May 25, 1939	MASONIC CLUB SPONSORS MAGIC SHOW HERE FRIDAY	1
May 25, 1939	EAGLES TO SPONSOR STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AGAIN THIS SUMMER	1
May 25, 1939	CITY-WIDE TRIPLE SERVICES PLANNED FOR MEMORIAL DAY	1
May 25, 1939	MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES IN KIRKLAND ON TUESDAY	1
May 25, 1939	JUANITA SCHOOL WILL GRADUATE 34 PUPILS WEDNESDAY, MAY 31	1
May 25, 1939	LAUCHE, GUSTAV A	5
May 25, 1939	PROGRESS IS MADE ON WATER	1
May 25, 1939	ANNE MARIE FLADLAND, MYRON NELS LEQUE	6
May 25, 1939	DOROTHY INGLE, EDWARD POTTS	4
June 1, 1939	EVALOIS HOUGH WINS CLUB QUEEN CONTEST; PICNIC TO BE SUNDAY	1
June 1, 1939	KIRKLAND CANNERY TO OPEN ON JUNE 15 W J HENRY SAYS	1
June 1, 1939	83 SENIORS GRADUATE FROM KIRKLAND HIGH THURSDAY EVENING	1
June 1, 1939	BOARD WILL ELECT TEACHERS MONDAY; TROUBLE IS IN AIR	1
June 1, 1939	SIX TEACHERS WILL LEAVE	1
June 1, 1939	BIG STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL PLANNED FOR THIS YEAR	1
June 1, 1939	LOST - ONE BICYCLE	1
June 1, 1939	DR THOMPSON ADD NEW DENTAL EQUIPMENT	8
June 1, 1939	BROOK, MARY ROWENA	2
June 1, 1939	EASON, JOHN	1
June 1, 1939	JEWETT, ELLA F	1
June 1, 1939	EVANGELISTS AT NAZARENE CHURCH	2
June 1, 1939	CITY OFFICERS TAKE FIRST STEP TOWARD A SEWER SYSTEM	1
June 1, 1939	KIRKLAND, REDMOND PAY TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD AT SERVICES	1
June 1, 1939	ELLEN ZBINDEN, LEWIS WEISS	6
June 1, 1939	MARIE FLADLAND, MYRON LEQUE (PHOTO)	6
June 8, 1939	EAST SIDER BUILDS CONCRETE DAM TO IRRIGATE HIS RANCH	1
June 8, 1939	HARMONY REIGNS AT SCHOOL BOARD MEETING AS THREE NEW TEACHERS ARE	1
June 8, 1939	JUANITA GRADUATING CLASS OUTSTANDING, JOHN VIELE SAYS	3
June 8, 1939	FLORENCE MARY HARPER, BUELL LAMBERSON	4
June 8, 1939	EAST SIDER BUILDS CONCRETE DAM TO IRRIGATE HIS RANCH	1
June 8, 1939	EAGLES PLAN BIG FESTIVAL FOR JUNE 24	1
June 8, 1939	MAYOR LANGLIE TO CROWN FESTIVAL QUEEN SUNDAY	1
June 8, 1939	JUANITA GRADUATING CLASS OUTSTANDING, JOHN VIELE SAYS	3
June 8, 1939	CITY BUYS SHORE LAND FOR PARK	1
June 8, 1939	ALLEN, GUY C	1
June 8, 1939	CUNNINGHAM, RICHARD	1
June 8, 1939	SAAL, MARTHA E	1
June 8, 1939	4-H CLUBS WILL BE FORMED IN KIRKLAND	1
June 8, 1939	CITY BUYS SHORE LAND FOR PARK	1
June 8, 1939	MARY GILMORE, JALMER HALLS	6
June 8, 1939	NEL TURNER, VICTOR CRADDOCK IVES	6
June 15, 1939	JERRY CLARKE WINS COVETED APPOINTMENT TO NAVAL ACADEMY	1
June 15, 1939	HOME BUILDING NOW INCREASING IN KIRKLAND AREA	1
June 15, 1939	HOME BUILDING NOW INCREASING IN KIRKLAND AREA	1
June 15, 1939	POOR JUDGMENT...NO FORESIGHT (SCHOOL BOARD ACTION - BILL FISHER)	1
June 15, 1939	BOARD OVERRIDES PAIR; ELECTS NEW ENGLISH TEACHER	1
June 15, 1939	FIRST CLASS IS GRADUATED (ST EDWARD'S SEMINARY)	1
June 15, 1939	POOR JUDGMENT...NO FORESIGHT (SCHOOL BOARD ACTION - BILL FISHER)	1
June 15, 1939	MAXINE KURCHAN, ROBERT LATTIN	4
June 15, 1939	THOUSANDS EXPECTED TO CROWD KIRKLAND FOR EAGLES FESTIVAL	1
June 15, 1939	MACISAAC, ARCHIE	1
June 15, 1939	ADVANTAGES OF OUR COMMUNITY MAY BE TOLD IN NEW BOOKLET	1
June 22, 1939	KIRKLAND CANNERY NOW OPERATING	1
June 22, 1939	KIRKLAND SCHOOLS TO GET SEPARATE TRANSPORTATION	1
June 22, 1939	THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE EXPECTED IN KIRKLAND ON SATURDAY FOR EAGLE'S	1
June 22, 1939	NO MINORS ALLOWED TO PLAY PINBALL MACHINES - POWELL	1
June 22, 1939	KIRKLAND SCHOOLS TO GET SEPARATE TRANSPORTATION	1
June 29, 1939	HEATING ENGINEER, CONTRACTOR SETS UP BUSINESS (JAMES, CHARLES)	4
June 29, 1939	KIRKLAND COMMUNITY RAISES MORE THAN RED CROSS QUOTA	1
June 29, 1939	KIRKLAND, JUANITA AGREE ON SCHOOL BUS ROUTE POLICY	1
June 29, 1939	HOUGHTON COMMUNITY PETITIONS STATE FOR WALK ALONG HIGHWAY	1
June 29, 1939	KIRKLAND, JUANITA AGREE ON SCHOOL BUS ROUTE POLICY	1
June 29, 1939	BERG, ELIZABETH SCHUMAN	3
June 29, 1939	MEMBERS SUGGEST WAY SERVICE CLUB CAN AID KIRKLAND	1
June 29, 1939	KIRKLAND, JUANITA AGREE ON SCHOOL BUS ROUTE POLICY	1
June 29, 1939	HOUGHTON COMMUNITY PETITIONS STATE FOR WALK ALONG HIGHWAY	1
June 29, 1939	NO ACTION ON SEWERS	1
June 29, 1939	SEATTLE WATER HEAD PROMISES HELP TOWARD WATER DISTRICT HERE	1
June 29, 1939	DOROTHY JONES, FRED W MASON	6
June 29, 1939	VIRGINIA BENDER, MARSHALL CUTLER	6
July 8, 1939	ACCIDENTS AND FIRE MAR FOURTH OF JULY OBSERVANCE HERE	1
July 8, 1939	ACCIDENTS AND FIRE MAR FOURTH OF JULY OBSERVANCE HERE	1
July 8, 1939	MAACK, GEORGE	1
July 8, 1939	KIRKLAND PLAYFIELD WORK TO BE SPEEDED UP; LARGER CREW WORKING ON	1
July 8, 1939	KIRKLAND STREET PROJECT SUSPENDED	1
July 8, 1939	DOROTHY RERICK, LEONARD PAULSON	6
July 8, 1939	ISOBEL GIBBONS, HENRY HROVAT	6
July 13, 1939	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
July 13, 1939	HART RUTLEDGE IS ELECTED 'MAYOR' OF CHAMPAGNE POINT	6
July 13, 1939	KIMBALL TO STAY HERE; BILL FISHER TO TEACH HISTORY	1
July 13, 1939	MARY ELIZABETH WILCOX, NORMAN FREDERICK GRAVES	6
July 13, 1939	BANG! PEABODY KILLS BEAR	1
July 13, 1939	NO WPA STRIKES ON LOCAL JOBS; SOME ON EASTSIDE	1
July 13, 1939	MAACK, GEORGE	1
July 13, 1939	PARKER, LUCY ANN	1
July 13, 1939	STEWART, MARIAN	2
July 13, 1939	TANSKA CARDS 62, TAKES SERVICE CLUB TEE TROPHY	1
July 13, 1939	BETTY STANLEY, PAUL SAVIDGE	6
July 20, 1939	QUALITY FEED MILLS INSTALL POULTRY "LAB"	1
July 20, 1939	KIRKLAND'S "HELP YOURSELF CANNERY" IS BUSY (PHOTOS)	4
July 20, 1939	EVERYTHING SET FOR COUNTRY FAIR AT HUNTS POINT SCHOOL SATURDAY	1
July 20, 1939	J E HILL HOME DESTROYED BY FIRE	1
July 20, 1939	FULLER, JAMES LINCOLN	1
July 20, 1939	HOLLENSHEAD, CHARLES M	6
July 20, 1939	POTTS, DIANE L	8
July 20, 1939	KIRKLAND ADVERTISING PAMPHLET READY SOON	1
July 20, 1939	SIX KIRKLAND PEOPLE ENTER ANNUAL LAKE HIKE NEXT FRIDAY	1
July 20, 1939	IRMA BLAIR, DR CHARLES C CAULKINS	6
July 27, 1939	MISS GATES WILL BE ROSE HILL TEACHER	1
July 27, 1939	SEATTLE OFFERS TO BUILD WATER SUPPLY MAIN TO EAST SIDE AT NO COST	1
August 3, 1939	SAFEWAY - GRAND OPENING	8
August 3, 1939	OLD COUNTY STOCKADE IS DESTROYED	1
August 3, 1939	OLD COUNTY STOCKADE IS DESTROYED	1
August 3, 1939	COLONIAL STYLE CHURCH VOTED BY MEMBERS	1
August 3, 1939	NEW SAFEWAY MARKET TO OPEN HERE TOMORROW	1
August 3, 1939	COME TAKE YOUR CANS AWAY, HENRY PLEADS	2
August 3, 1939	BURGLAR ARRESTED IN ROBBERY ATTEMPT AT BLAU'S STATION	1
August 3, 1939	CAR STRIKES FOUR OTHER CARS; DRIVER LANDS IN COUNTY JAIL	1
August 3, 1939	GREEN, CAPTAIN WELLS	1
August 3, 1939	MOORE, JOHN W	2
August 3, 1939	KIRKLAND'S 'FRONT YARD' IS NOW GETTING FACE LIFTING BY WPA	1
August 3, 1939	BARBARA LUNDEEN, MUREL V SPEES	6
August 10, 1939	NEW FARM CLASS GIVES VOCATIONAL AID TO LOCAL BOYS	1
August 10, 1939	NEW SAFEWAY STORE OPENS (PHOTO)	1
August 10, 1939	THREE JUVENILES RETURNED TO RYTHER CHILD CENTER	1
August 10, 1939	ALFSON, AXEL J	1
August 10, 1939	INGRAHAM, THERESA	3
August 10, 1939	BILL BURNS MEETS LEONARD TANSKA FOR ANNUAL TITLE	1
August 10, 1939	MANY BICYCLERS NOW GETTING IN SHAPE FOR ROUND-THE-LAKE RACE	1
August 10, 1939	PLENTY OF WATER, BUT DON'T WATER IN DAYLIGHT HOURS	1
August 10, 1939	EDITH JEWELL, RUSSELL DUCETTE	6
August 17, 1939	KIRKLAND'S MACDOUGALL ADDS TO FLOOR SPACE	1
August 17, 1939	FISH CANNING WILL BE NEW ADDITION TO KIRKLAND CANNERY	1
August 17, 1939	5-MILL LEVY AT JUANITA NOT VOTED	1
August 17, 1939	5-MILL LEVY AT JUANITA NOT VOTED	1
August 17, 1939	48 BOY SCOUTS ENJOY WEEK OF CAMPING AT LAKE WILDERNESS	1
August 17, 1939	BILL BURNS WINS 1939 GOLF TITLE	1
August 17, 1939	PROS AND CONS OF SEWER PROJECT WILL BE DISCUSSED AT OPEN MEETING	1
August 17, 1939	EVEELYN NAOMI RICHARDSON, RAYMOND A WOOLCOTT	1
August 17, 1939	GERTRUDE WORRELL, J V BROWN JR	6
August 17, 1939	SIGNE HARTVIGSON, FRANCIS SORENSON	6
August 24, 1939	KIRKLAND COUPLE HAS 65TH WEDDING DAY (MARTIN, MR AND MRS C L)	4
August 24, 1939	RAY HANSEN OPENS NEW STANDARD SERVICE STATION	1
August 24, 1939	CANNERY ADDS NEW FISH SMOKEHOUSE; SERVICE INAUGURATED	1
August 24, 1939	KIRKLAND SCHOOLS WILL OPEN SEPT 5	1
August 24, 1939	NELSON, LILLIE	3
August 24, 1939	KIRKLAND'S WATER SYSTEM NEEDS IMPORTANT REPAIRS AND REPLACEMENTS	1
August 24, 1939	SEWER OUT OF QUESTION AT PRESENT	1
August 31, 1939	IMPROVEMENTS COMPLETED AT KIRKLAND CASH MARKET	1
August 31, 1939	JAKE JURIAN ADDS NEW METHOD TO HALF-SOLING	2
August 31, 1939	CANNERY IS GOING AT FAST PACE; ONE MORE MONTH LEFT	4
August 31, 1939	KIRKLAND SCHOOLS WILL OPEN NEXT TUESDAY MORNING; MANY CHANGES	1
August 31, 1939	COUNCIL TO ADOPT ECONOMICAL WAY ON WATER REPAIR	1
August 31, 1939	PLAN BEING MADE TO INCREASE CITY LIMITS TO TRACKS	1
August 31, 1939	SAFE CRACKERS IN KIRKLAND	1
August 31, 1939	KIRKLAND MAY HAVE AZALEAS ALONG STREETS	1
August 31, 1939	COUNCIL TO ADOPT ECONOMICAL WAY ON WATER REPAIR	1
August 31, 1939	ELIZABETH JANE HINDMAN, ENZO JOSEPH MAZZONI	6
August 31, 1939	GRACE CHALLY, CARL DAHLBERG	6
September 7, 1939	"COME GET YOUR CANS" HENRY TELLS CANNERY'S PATRONS	1
September 7, 1939	EAST SIDE DOESN'T WANT TO BE ANNEXED BY CITY OF SEATTLE	1
September 7, 1939	PETITIONS FOR EXTENSION OF KIRKLAND CITY LIMITS NOW BEING CIRCULATED	1
September 7, 1939	FIRST-DAY ENROLLMENT HAS LARGE INCREASE IN SCHOOLS	1
September 7, 1939	ELIZABETH BENSON, EDWIN BLAU	4
September 7, 1939	EAST SIDE DOESN'T WANT TO BE ANNEXED BY CITY OF SEATTLE	1
September 7, 1939	PETITIONS FOR EXTENSION OF KIRKLAND CITY LIMITS NOW BEING CIRCULATED	1
September 7, 1939	E B WALKER NOW OPERATING MATTRESS CO	3
September 7, 1939	FLINK, CHRISTINA	1
September 7, 1939	JOHNSON, MARY	4
September 7, 1939	15-YEAR-OLD ROBERT CROW BICYCLES 220 MI	1
September 7, 1939	SEWER IS NOT YET SETTLED	1
September 7, 1939	HELEN STONEFELT, WALTER EDGEKOSKI	6
################	POULTRYMEN GREAT ASSET TO EAST SIDE, LAWSON SAYS	1
################	KIRKLAND SCHOOL ENROLLMENT IS 18 MORE THAN LAST YEAR	1
################	KIRKLAND COUNCIL TO HOLD PUBLIC HEARING ON BUDGET FOR 1940, OCT 2	1
################	ARNOLD, DAVE	2
################	JOHSENS, SELMA	1
################	TAIPALE, HELMI	1
################	WETMORE, SARAH	1
################	EAST SIDE'S SEA SCOUTS WIN RACE	1
################	FRANCES BEECHINOR, EDDIE NELSON	6
################	GRACE SCHEEL, AUSTIN KIMBALL	6
################	HELEN STONEFELT, WALTER EDGEKOSKI (PHOTO)	6
################	MARGARET GOODWIN, IRVING HINRICHS	6
################	MARY BERG, GENE RAMAR	6
################	NEW OWNER WILL TAKE OVER ACE ICE CREAM	1
################	KIRKLAND 'FRONT YARD' IS GETTING A 'FACE LIFTING'	1
################	KIRKLAND 'FRONT YARD' IS GETTING A 'FACE LIFTING'	1
################	TWO SEATTLE MEN WILL BE TRIED HERE IN DROWNING INCIDENT	1
################	GRAHAM, GORDON THOMAS	1
################	HALVERSON, H M	9
################	CLUB BEGINS DRIVE TO IMPROVE TRAM SERVICE TO SEATTLE	1
################	WATER DIRECTORS ASK INFORMATION ABOUT LOCAL WELLS	1
################	GEODETIC SHIP TO BE LAUNCHED OCTOBER 14 ("EXPLORER")	1
################	FREDERICKSON, CHARLOTTA	4
################	NYQUIST, OLAF HENRY	4
################	LARGE CROWD ATTENDS JUANITA COMMUNITY CLUB'S FIRST MEETING	1
################	ROSE HILL CHURCH PLANS EVANGELISTIC SERVICES NEXT WEEK	1
################	SERVICE CLUB'S DRIVE TO OBTAIN EXPRESS BUSES IS CONSIDERED	1
################	CITIZEN'S REPORT URGES ACTION ON WATER SITUATION	1
################	AUGUSTA NIESE, ROBERT LUNDBERG	6
October 5, 1939	KIRKLAND ARTIST SCORES AGAIN (SHAW, JACK)	1
October 5, 1939	CONGREGATION VOTES TO GET PLEDGES FOR CHURCH	1
October 5, 1939	RESIDENTS OF NEARBY AREAS PLAN TO DISCUSS ANNEXATION AT MEETING	1
October 5, 1939	BUDGET IS APPROVED BY COUNCIL	1
October 5, 1939	DAVE BURR'S CAR STOLEN FROM CENTRAL AVENUE	4
October 5, 1939	FREY, OPHIE ETHEL SALA	3
October 5, 1939	HANSFORD, MARY JANE	1
October 5, 1939	SCHMIDT, W C	3
October 5, 1939	SHUMWAY, EDWARD	2
October 5, 1939	JOURNAL IS CONDUCTING POLL OF OPINION ABOUT EMBARGO	1
October 12, 1939	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
October 12, 1939	CHET WICK WILL MANAGE DIESEL OIL SALES HERE	1
October 12, 1939	SIMPSON MOTOR SERVICE NOW SELLS SIGNAL GAS	1
October 12, 1939	FIREMEN TO REPAIR OLD TOYS FOR NEEDY	1
October 12, 1939	5-MILL SCHOOL LEVY BEFORE JUANITA VOTERS	1
October 12, 1939	KIRKLAND TO PLAY HOST TO KING COUNTY PTA COUNCIL THIS SATURDAY	1
October 12, 1939	MARION FREEDMAN, HOWARD MILLER	1
October 12, 1939	LAKE WASHINGTON SHIPYARDS WILL LAUNCH $1,250,000 SHIP SATURDAY	1
October 12, 1939	MCKEE, DAVID	3
October 12, 1939	RERICK, MAUDE ENIORY	3
October 12, 1939	JOURNAL READERS CAST VOTES AGAINST REPEAL OF EMBARGO	1
October 12, 1939	ELIZABETH CALVIN, LEROY TROCKMAN	6
October 12, 1939	GERMANS ARE READY TO REVOLT, SPEAKER TELLS SERVICE CLUB	1
October 19, 1939	GRIFFITHS' DAIRY GOING FORWARD ON EAST SIDE	3
October 19, 1939	BLAU SUPER SERVICE NOW SELLS RICHFIELD PRODUCTS	1
October 19, 1939	CANNERY WILL CLOSE NOVEMBER 3; MEAT DEPARTMENT OPEN	1
October 19, 1939	CITY OF KIRKLAND WILL NOT ANNEX ANY NEARBY AREAS AT PRESENT TIME	1
October 19, 1939	CITY OF KIRKLAND WILL NOT ANNEX ANY NEARBY AREAS AT PRESENT TIME	1
October 19, 1939	3000 PEOPLE CROWD LAKE WASHINGTON SHIPYARD TO SEE LAUNCHING OF VESSEL	1
October 19, 1939	TWO YOUTHS STEAL AUTOS	1
October 19, 1939	DEAN, MYRTA MAE	1
October 19, 1939	PURVES, TOM	4
October 19, 1939	ELMA SNIDARICH, GREGORY VANDELL	6
October 26, 1939	JUANITA CITIZENS WILL VOTE ON EXTRA MILLS AT ELECTION SATURDAY	1
October 26, 1939	FEDERAL SURPLUS COMMODITY STAMP PLAN WILL GO INTO EFFECT IN KIRKLAND	1
October 26, 1939	JUANITA CITIZENS WILL VOTE ON EXTRA MILLS AT ELECTION SATURDAY	1
October 26, 1939	HERE'S MILLION-DOLLAR BOAT AFTER SHE WAS LAUNCHED (PHOTO)	4
October 26, 1939	LOFSTAD, EMMA LAVINE	5
October 26, 1939	WILSON, JAMES	1
October 26, 1939	SERVICE CLUB WILL LAY PLAN FOR EXPRESS BUSES BEFORE TRAM COMMISSION	1
October 26, 1939	NO WORRY ABOUT PARKING TICKETS IN KIRKLAND! ONLY 15 IN TWO MONTHS	1
November 2, 1939	5-MILL SCHOOL LEVY PASSED BY JUANITA VOTERS, 391 TO 9	1
November 2, 1939	INCOME OF KIRKLAND SCHOOLS SHOWS GAIN OVER LAST TWO YEARS	1
November 2, 1939	FOOD STAMP PLAN WILL BE ESTABLISHED IN KIRKLAND SOON	1
November 2, 1939	LEGION WILL SPONSOR PARADE ON ARMISTICE DAY, NOVEMBER 11	1
November 2, 1939	WHALING BOATS RETURN, CATCH IS 'FAIR' (PHOTOS)	1
November 2, 1939	5-MILL SCHOOL LEVY PASSED BY JUANITA VOTERS, 391 TO 9	1
November 2, 1939	PALMER, HENRY S	8
November 2, 1939	LEGION WILL SPONSOR PARADE ON ARMISTICE DAY, NOVEMBER 11	1
November 2, 1939	ELEANOR RANDLETT, TOM DOWNES	6
November 2, 1939	MILDRED MARIE LINN, LEWIS CRANSON	6
November 2, 1939	MINNIE CARTWRIGHT, ELTON J BRADDOCK	6
November 9, 1939	RUTH CAREY, ARTHUR LOUIS MOTTET	6
November 9, 1939	"DUCKS UNLIMITED" PLAN WOULD INCREASE NUMBER OF BIRDS FOR HUNTS	4
November 9, 1939	MAYOR IS MAKING PLANS FOR 1940 CENSUS HERE; WILL SELECT COMMITTEES	1
November 9, 1939	LEGION AND AUXILIARY PLAN ARMISTICE DAY OBSERVANCE	1
November 9, 1939	CRADELLE, WALTER A	5
November 9, 1939	HAGGARD, WILLIAM H	1
November 9, 1939	MOLL, CLAYTON HERBERT	4
November 9, 1939	WEATHERBY, MARY	3
November 9, 1939	"DUCKS UNLIMITED" PLAN WOULD INCREASE NUMBER OF BIRDS FOR HUNTS	4
November 9, 1939	KANGAROOS CINCH LAKESIDE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP	1
November 9, 1939	AERIAL PICTURES SHOW HOW PONTOON BRIDGE IS GROWING	5
November 9, 1939	LEGION AND AUXILIARY PLAN ARMISTICE DAY OBSERVANCE	1
November 9, 1939	MARY JOCHUM, WILLIAM HARRY BROWN	4
November 16, 1939	WELFARE COUNCIL ACTS AS CLEARING HOUSE FOR NEEDY FAMILIES	1
November 16, 1939	LETTER TO EDITOR FROM JUDGE F A REIL ABOUT "INVISIBLE GOVERNMENT"	2
November 16, 1939	LARGEST EARTHQUAKE IN LOCAL HISTORY SHAKES EAST SIDERS	1
November 16, 1939	LONG-AWAITED FOOD STAMP PLANS GO IN EFFECT MONDAY IN EAST SIDE CO	1
November 16, 1939	LEGIONNAIRES RECALL WAR EXPERIENCE ON ARMISTICE DAY	4
November 16, 1939	MANY OF KIRKLAND'S CHURCHES PLANNING THANKSGIVING SERVICES	1
November 16, 1939	GROVE, CHARLES A	3
November 16, 1939	BOY SCOUT CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED	1
November 16, 1939	UNDEFEATED CHAMPIONS (KANGAROOS)	1
November 16, 1939	MANY OF KIRKLAND'S CHURCHES PLANNING THANKSGIVING SERVICES	1
November 16, 1939	LEGIONNAIRES RECALL WAR EXPERIENCE ON ARMISTICE DAY	4
November 16, 1939	CHARLOTTE CLARK, JAKE LEAN	4
November 16, 1939	HELEN AUDLEY, CECIL SEAVEY	4
November 23, 1939	MR AND MRS MOEN CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING RECENTLY	4
November 23, 1939	ERNIE OLMSTEAD IS OLD OSWALD CHAMP	1
November 23, 1939	KIDS' PARADE TO BE HELD DECEMBER 16; BETTER GET READY!	1
November 23, 1939	PICTURES OF STATE NOW AT GATEWAY	1
November 23, 1939	EAST SIDE FOLKS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF 'FOOD STAMPS'	1
November 23, 1939	DAIGH, EMILIE E	1
November 23, 1939	FORD, GERALD LEE	1
November 23, 1939	FREDERICKSON, DOROTHY	8
November 23, 1939	POWELL, JAMES G	1
November 23, 1939	MARION CLARA FREEDMAN, HOWARD ALVIN MILLER	8
November 23, 1939	ZEDA J VALENTE, VERYL B EAGON	1
November 30, 1939	KIRKLAND MAN AWARDED HONOR BY FRENCH PRESIDENT (CLARK, WALLACE)	1
November 30, 1939	GET READY FOR PARADE RIGHT AWAY	1
November 30, 1939	EDITH SWANSON, WOODROW R WESTON	6
November 30, 1939	HELEN JEWEL, EDWARD SCHUMACHER	6
November 30, 1939	GET READY FOR PARADE RIGHT AWAY	1
November 30, 1939	SANTA CLAUS FLIES HERE IN PLANE; TO ARRIVE SATURDAY	1
November 30, 1939	POLICE NAB THREE AUTO PARTS THIEVES LATE TUESDAY NIGHT	1
November 30, 1939	JOURNAL ADDS CIRCULATION MANAGER (FLAVEL, ROBERT S)	1
November 30, 1939	TRAM COMMITTEE NOW CONSIDERING EXPRESS TROLLEYS	1
November 30, 1939	ELIZABETH BENSON, EDWIN BLAU	6
December 14, 1939	SHOP IN KIRKLAND! IT'S CONVENIENT AND PRICES ARE MUCH LOWER	3
December 14, 1939	TREMAINE TAKES OVER LOCAL SHURFINE MARKET	1
December 14, 1939	WILLIAM WILLIAMS NOW OWNS SHURFINE STORE	1
December 14, 1939	FIRE DEPARTMENT HAS TOYS TO DISTRIBUTE	1
December 14, 1939	ALL KIDDIES ARE INVITED TO COMPETE	1
December 14, 1939	LLOYD, MARTIN L	2
December 14, 1939	WORRELL, GERTRUDE ORA	4
December 14, 1939	KIRKLAND BUSINESS MEN DEFEND LAKE FERRY AT HEARING ON BUS FRANCHISE	1
December 14, 1939	EAST MADISON STREET WILL BE FIRST TO HAVE TRACKLESS TROLLEYS	1
December 14, 1939	KIRKLAND BUSINESS MEN DEFEND LAKE FERRY AT HEARING ON BUS FRANCHISE	1
December 14, 1939	ELLA HANCOCK, JACK STALHAMMER	3
December 21, 1939	R B COLEMAN'S TO OPERATE THE KIRKLAND PHARMACY	1
December 21, 1939	SOME 5000 PEOPLE CROWD KIRKLAND STREETS TO SEE BEST KID'S PARADE	1
December 21, 1939	COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE IS DEDICATED	1
December 21, 1939	SOME 5000 PEOPLE CROWD KIRKLAND STREETS TO SEE BEST KID'S PARADE	1
December 21, 1939	ACTIVE CLUB ORGANIZED IN KIRKLAND; WHITCOMB IS CHOSEN AS PRESIDENT	1
December 21, 1939	KIRKLAND'S POLITICAL POT BEGINNING TO BOIL AS SPRING ELECTION NEA	1
December 28, 1939	MR AND MRS FRANK D SMITH OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY (6OTH)	1
December 28, 1939	CHRISTMAS TRADE WAS VERY GOOD	1
December 28, 1939	EBAS MARKET NOW TRADEWELL STORE; CHANGE THIS WEEK	1
December 28, 1939	SCHMIDT'S BAKERY, FOUNTAIN STILL UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT	1
December 28, 1939	WESTERN AUTO STORE MOVES ITS LOCATION	1
December 28, 1939	50 NEEDY FAMILIES ON EAST SIDE GET CHRISTMAS BASKETS	1
December 28, 1939	MORGAN, WILLIAM H	1
December 28, 1939	LOCAL LEGION POST WILL HAVE A VISIT FROM STATE OFFICIAL	1
December 28, 1939	ANOTHER CANDIDATE FILES FOR MAYOR; R L NELSON TO CAMPAIGN FOR POS	1
December 28, 1939	SEATTLE TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION PROMISES BETTER SERVICE	1
October 9, 1941	KIRKLAND SHURFINE MARKET ANNOUNCES NEW OWNERSHIP	5
October 9, 1941	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	3
October 9, 1941	LEROY JOHNSON BUYS KIRKLAND SHURFINE STORE	1
October 9, 1941	GLADYS REITZE, FRED M POORE	10
October 9, 1941	KIRKLAND AWARDED $140,000	1
October 9, 1941	SISLER FIRED FOR POLICY ON SEWERS	1
October 9, 1941	BERKEY, FLOYD E	1
October 9, 1941	BOND, RACHEL A	12
October 9, 1941	MCCREARY, THEODORE	6
October 9, 1941	WILLIAMS, DAVID	1
October 9, 1941	MRS SHINSTROM HEADS DEFENSE DRIVE	1
October 16, 1941	O W LITTLE BUYS TRAPP'S FEED STORE	1
October 16, 1941	RURAL CHILDREN URGED TO JOIN 4-H CLUB NOW	7
October 16, 1941	COUNCIL ACCEPTS SEWER MONEY	1
October 16, 1941	NAVY FILM WILL BE SHOWN HERE	1
October 16, 1941	NEED MORE MEN FOR DEFENSE	1
October 16, 1941	LAHTI, JOHN	6
October 16, 1941	WHITENIGHT, M M	6
October 16, 1941	NEW ROAD PLANS NOT COMPLETE	1
October 16, 1941	FRANCES MURIEL EWAN, ROBERT GOLLOFON	5
October 16, 1941	MASS MEETING OF EAST SIDE DEFENSE CHEST WORKERS PLANNED	3
October 23, 1941	PRE-SCHOOL 'PLAY CENTER' PLANNED	1
October 23, 1941	WELDERS ON STRIKE AT SHIPYARD	1
October 23, 1941	WELDERS ON STRIKE AT SHIPYARD	1
October 23, 1941	EASY SIDE WILL TAKE PART IN NAVY RECRUITING DRIVE	1
October 23, 1941	BERGERSON, PETER	6
October 23, 1941	HANSEN, JOHN C	10
October 23, 1941	JOHNSON, JOHN T	6
October 23, 1941	ROTLEY, MARTHA E	10
October 23, 1941	RUTH REED, HOBART MARTIN	5
October 23, 1941	KIRKLAND'S DEFENSE CHEST QUOTA IS SET AT $3000	1
October 30, 1941	HOUSING QUESTION RAISED AT CLUB	1
October 30, 1941	FREE CLASSES IN SHEET METAL WORK	1
October 30, 1941	KIRKLAND'S HOT LUNCH PROGRAM GETS FAVORABLE PUBLICITY IN SEATTLE	1
October 30, 1941	PRE-SCHOOL ASSOCIATION GETTING CHURCH ROOM READY FOR PLAY CENTER	6
October 30, 1941	FREE CLASSES IN SHEET METAL WORK	1
October 30, 1941	CLINE APPOINTED TO CITY COUNCIL	1
October 30, 1941	STRIKE SLOWS WORK AT SHIPYARD	1
October 30, 1941	STRIKE SLOWS WORK AT SHIPYARD	1
October 30, 1941	NAVY RECRUITING CAMPAIGN STARTS HERE THIS WEEK	1
October 30, 1941	SILLIMAN, WYLLIS BENJAMIN	6
October 30, 1941	WARE, JOHN	10
October 30, 1941	BETTY JANE AMSDEN, RICHARD SHERWOOD	6
October 30, 1941	CITY RESPONDING TO DEFENSE DRIVE	1
October 30, 1941	TEST MOBILIZATION OF DEFENSE COMPANY TO BE FRIDAY NIGHT	1
November 6, 1941	YOUNGER'S CANDIES IN NEW BUILDING	1
November 6, 1941	PRE-SCHOOL PLAY CENTER TO OPEN MONDAY, NOV 10	1
November 6, 1941	LOCAL WELDERS STRIKE IS SETTLED	1
November 6, 1941	LOCAL WELDERS STRIKE IS SETTLED	1
November 6, 1941	BETTS, ETHEL	10
November 6, 1941	JOURNAL WILL GIVE AWAY $250 CASH IN CONTEST	1
November 6, 1941	ETHEL JOHNSON, WALDEEN HARTWELL	7
November 13, 1941	MANY CHANGES IN KIRKLAND BUILDINGS (PHOTO)	1
November 13, 1941	KIRKLAND PASSES CHEST QUOTA	1
November 13, 1941	WELDERS DECIDE AGAINST STRIKING	1
November 13, 1941	MISS STELLA PATTY RECOVERING FROM ACCIDENTAL INJURY (SHOT BY COP)	1
November 13, 1941	CLEMMONS, MRS FRANK	1
November 13, 1941	EAST SIDE WATER DISTRICT ATTORNEY EXPLAINS AREA WITHDRAWALS	3
November 20, 1941	SISLER TELLS CLUB ABOUT NEW SEWER	1
November 20, 1941	BIG CHRISTMAS PROGRAM PLANNED	1
November 20, 1941	HILL, LUCY	2
November 20, 1941	WETMORE, REBECCA J	2
November 20, 1941	SONS OF NORWAY TO BE ORGANIZED	1
November 20, 1941	SISLER TELLS CLUB ABOUT NEW SEWER	1
November 27, 1941	SANTA CLAUS HERE SATURDAY	1
November 27, 1941	COOK, FRANK	10
November 27, 1941	LOEWY, MINNIE RALL	3
November 27, 1941	REED, ROSS	10
December 4, 1941	TO USE NEW CHURCH SOON (PHOTO OF COMMUNITY CHURCH)	1
December 4, 1941	KIDS' PARADE HERE ON SATURDAY	1
December 4, 1941	ANDERSON, ANTON B	1
December 4, 1941	BATY, THOMAS L	1
December 4, 1941	DUBEL, HELEN	1
December 4, 1941	MARTIN, EMMA	11
December 4, 1941	PESTERKOFF, DUANE	1
December 4, 1941	RENICK, ALICE E	1
December 11, 1941	RECORD CROWD AT KIDS' PARADE	4
December 11, 1941	RECORD CROWD AT KIDS' PARADE	4
December 11, 1941	TO INCREASE DRAFT - 26 ALREADY ARE CALLED IN JANUARY	1
December 11, 1941	BROWN, WILMA	5
December 11, 1941	NEWELL, A B	1
December 11, 1941	STEINER, MARY	4
December 11, 1941	ESTHER BREWER, EDGAR OLAF QUAALE	5
December 11, 1941	LOIS E BROWN, HERBERT CRISLER	8
December 11, 1941	'BLACKOUT' HARD ON POULTRYMEN	1
December 11, 1941	COFFEE FUND ASKED FOR DEFENSE PATROL	1
December 11, 1941	EAST SIDE READY FOR AIR RAIDS	1
December 11, 1941	WOMEN ASKED TO REGISTER	1
December 18, 1941	NEW JEWELRY STORE IN ZABLE BUILDING	1
December 18, 1941	OPENS NEW RESTAURANT (BOWLING ALLEY CAFE)	1
December 18, 1941	FREE SHOW FOR KIDDIES ON SATURDAY	1
December 18, 1941	DOROTHEA SWANSON, THEODORE TODD JR	5
December 18, 1941	CITY GETS $56,500 CHECK - SISLER CALLS FOR BIDS ON SEWER	1
December 18, 1941	BRATNOBER, JOHN JR	5
December 18, 1941	FORRESTER, WILLIAM	1
December 18, 1941	LINDQUIST, ROBERT	1
December 18, 1941	SCHALLER, LEO J	10
December 18, 1941	VERA BARBER WINS CONTEST	1
December 18, 1941	CITY GETS $56,500 CHECK - SISLER CALLS FOR BIDS ON SEWER	1
December 18, 1941	KATHERINE KUCHERA, HAROLD TESSEM	7
December 18, 1941	350 MEN HAVE JOINED KIRKLAND DEFENSE COMPANY	3
December 18, 1941	AGENT EXPLAINS CARE OF CHICKENS AFTER BLACKOUT	3
December 18, 1941	DEFENSE GROUP IS REORGANIZED	1
December 18, 1941	WOMEN ASKED TO COOPERATE	1
December 25, 1941	MARTIN TAKES OVER GENERAL PETROLEUM SERVICE STATION	1
December 25, 1941	MORE THAN 50 NEEDY FAMILIES RECEIVE CHRISTMAS HELP FROM WELFARE G	1
December 25, 1941	JESTER, SMITH M	6
December 25, 1941	DEFENSE SET-UP IS COMPLETED	1
December 25, 1941	FARMERS ASKED TO SELL METAL	10
December 25, 1941	SHOULD 'REGISTER' HORSES, MULES OF MILITARY AGE	10
January 1, 1942	CITY WILL ELECT NEW COUNCILMEN	1
January 1, 1942	BARGER, BEULAH	1
January 1, 1942	DONNELLY, EMMA	1
January 1, 1942	KILMER, MINNA	1
January 1, 1942	$1.25 PER MONTH FOR SEWERS	1
January 1, 1942	DOROTHY OLIVE LABARR, PALMER ROBERTS	1
January 1, 1942	MARJORIE CERYL LABARR, VERNON STONEFELT	1
January 1, 1942	FOOD STAMP LIST ANNOUNCED HERE	1
January 8, 1942	MERCHANTS SHOW BIG INCREASES	1
January 8, 1942	HOME NURSING CLASS WILL START	1
January 8, 1942	MARIE ADELE SAUNDERS, ORICE H WELCOME	1
January 8, 1942	REVIEW OF 1941 ON EAST SIDE	3
January 8, 1942	TO START WORK ON LOCAL SEWER	1
January 8, 1942	ELINOR DAWES, WILLIAM M KELLY	4
January 8, 1942	$1800 IS GOAL OF EAST SIDE'S WAR FUND DRIVE	1
January 8, 1942	KIRKLAND TO STAGE 'SCRAPIRON' DRIVE	1
January 8, 1942	TIRE RATION BOARD NAMED	1
January 15, 1942	EAST SIDE WILL HAVE HOUSING PROJECT	1
January 15, 1942	RED CROSS ASKS DONATIONS	1
January 15, 1942	HOME NURSING CLASS OVERFLOWS	1
January 15, 1942	NINE MEN FILE FOR COUNCIL JOBS	1
January 15, 1942	POST OFFICE NEEDS MORE SIDEWALKS	1
January 15, 1942	DOROTHY MARIE HENDRIX, DONALD FREDERICK KAY	6
January 15, 1942	ELAINE SEEK, HENRY HATHAWAY	1
January 15, 1942	NADINE FORD, HOWARD CARR	6
January 15, 1942	ROALEA MANLOVE, WENDELL J TANDO	6
January 15, 1942	TO COLLECT PAPER FOR EVACUATION	1
January 22, 1942	KIRKLAND BOWLING ALLEY WILL HAVE OPENING SATURDAY	1
January 22, 1942	NEW STATION OPENS (PHOTO OF SHELL STATION)	8
January 22, 1942	LOCAL MEN WILL WORK ON SEWER	1
January 22, 1942	BETTY SHINSTROM, DAVE BURR JR	5
January 22, 1942	VIRGINIA WHIPPLE, WILLIAM STEVENSON	5
January 22, 1942	ELY, FRANK	5
January 22, 1942	NIBLOCK, ANNIE	5
January 22, 1942	ALVIRA BERTOTTI, JAMES VEEDER	5
January 22, 1942	KIRKLAND BUYS DEFENSE BONDS	1
January 22, 1942	OBSOLETE TIRES ARE AVAILABLE	1
January 29, 1942	PRESIDENT WILL DECIDE ON HOUSING	1
January 29, 1942	NEW TAVERN OPENS (LAKE AVENUE TAVERN)	1
January 29, 1942	SIX GRADE SCHOOL DISTRICTS MAY MERGE	1
January 29, 1942	TO CONDUCT CLASSES IN NATURALIZATION AT KIRKLAND SCHOOL	1
January 29, 1942	EAST SIDE HONORS PRESIDENT	1
January 29, 1942	EAST SIDE SENDING MANY BOYS	1
January 29, 1942	ALLEN FREDERICK	3
January 29, 1942	BLAKNEY, ANNIE E	3
January 29, 1942	EITEL, DAVID F	3
January 29, 1942	TELSHAW, JOHN C	3
January 29, 1942	DOROTHEA SWANSON, THEODORE TODD JR	4
January 29, 1942	VIRGINIA CROWE, GEORGE HOLM	4
January 29, 1942	SERVICE MEN NEED BOOKS	1
January 29, 1942	WASTE PAPER DRIVE WILL BE COLLECTED	1
February 5, 1942	LETTER TO THE EDITOR (GREGG, JOHN L)	2
February 5, 1942	KIRKLAND AREA REACHES QUOTA FOR RED CROSS	1
February 5, 1942	PRE-SCHOOL MOTHERS PLAN PLAY SCHOOL	5
February 5, 1942	ASKS EAST SIDE SCHOOL MERGER	1
February 5, 1942	SCHOOL DIRECTORS WILL BE ELECTED	1
February 5, 1942	JAY AT THE LEVERS (PHOTO OF MAYOR JAYCOX ON DITCHDIGGER)	7
February 5, 1942	MAY GET TOXOID FOR DIPHTHERIA	1
February 5, 1942	FIFTEEN MORE EAST SIDERS IN U S ARMED FORCES	1
February 5, 1942	ORDER MEN TO REGISTER FOR DRAFT	1
February 5, 1942	EAST SIDE BOY SCOUTS CELEBRATE 32ND BIRTHDAY	1
February 5, 1942	QUIET PRIMARY IS EXPECTED	1
February 5, 1942	BOWLING TOURNEY STARTS MONDAY	1
February 5, 1942	OLGA S SWANSON, STINE DUNKEL	3
February 5, 1942	'BATTLESHIPS' RUST ON FARMS	7
February 5, 1942	SAFEWAY STORE COLLECTING BOOKS FOR SERVICE MEN	7
February 12, 1942	SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION OPPOSED	1
February 12, 1942	JEAN GREEN, JOHN THOMAS LINDSAY	8
February 12, 1942	JUNIOR HIGH WILL PRESENT PLAY NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT	1
February 12, 1942	FULL SPEED AHEAD (PHOTO OF FIRE PERSONNEL)	1
February 12, 1942	28 MORE LOCAL BOYS IN SERVICE	1
February 12, 1942	OLDER MEN REQUIRED TO REGISTER FOR DRAFT AT CITY HALL THIS WEEK	1
February 12, 1942	BOGE, ROALD JARL	4
February 12, 1942	CHOVIN, JOHN E	4
February 12, 1942	NELSON, CARL HJALMAR	4
February 12, 1942	O'LEARY, ELIZABETH HARRIET	4
February 12, 1942	WADE, ROBERT H	4
February 12, 1942	ONLY 90 VOTE IN PRIMARY	1
February 12, 1942	SOME OF CITY'S LEADING MEN TO COMPETE IN "DONKEY BASKETBALL"	4
February 12, 1942	EVELYN VEADERS, STAN MCLAUGHLIN	3
February 12, 1942	HAZEL WOOD, IRA COOPER	8
February 12, 1942	TIRE BOARD GRANTS 41 CERTIFICATES	1
February 19, 1942	MR AND MRS C E RECOR CELEBRATE THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	5
February 19, 1942	SMITH'S REMODEL	1
February 19, 1942	KIRKLAND-REDMOND SCHOOL MERGER?	1
February 19, 1942	1373 MEN REGISTER FOR DRAFT	1
February 19, 1942	OKAMURA, USHIGUMA	2
February 19, 1942	OKAMURA, USHIGUMA	4
February 19, 1942	LEONA BURGESS, ROBERT L STANTON	8
February 19, 1942	MARIE ADELE SAUNDERS, ORIS WELCOME	8
February 19, 1942	VIRGINIA TOOTHMAN, KELLEY DANA	8
February 19, 1942	MACHINE SHOPS SHOULD REGISTER	4
February 19, 1942	STRENGTHEN HOME DEFENSE	1
February 19, 1942	TEST MOBILIZATION HERE IS "SUCCESSFUL"	2
February 26, 1942	DAVID'S 5 & 10 STORE NO 2 - GRAND OPENING	3
February 26, 1942	NEW 5-10 CENT STORE TO OPEN WEDNESDAY IN POST OFFICE ROW	1
February 26, 1942	ONLY TWO CANDIDATES FILE FOR BOARD	1
February 26, 1942	DORIS HELEN BECKER, RALPH A LUNDVALL	1
February 26, 1942	BRIGGS, HESTER	2
February 26, 1942	GALBRAITH, HATTIE	2
February 26, 1942	PONCIN, GRACE ELIZA	2
February 26, 1942	MUCH SPECULATION CENTERS ON NEW KIRKLAND COACH	1
February 26, 1942	HAZEL CHARLENE WOOD, RAYMOND KARDONG	4
February 26, 1942	GALVIN HEADS CIVIL DEFENSE	1
February 26, 1942	WOMEN ORGANIZE CIVILIAN DEFENSE	1
March 5, 1942	ALEXANDERS HAVE 59TH ANNIVERSARY (ALEXANDER, MR AND MRS CURTIS)	1
March 5, 1942	HOUSING PROJECT HERE APPROVED IN WASHINGTON	1
March 5, 1942	KIRKLAND SCHOOLS ADD $10,000 EQUIPMENT FOR DEFENSE CLASSES	3
March 5, 1942	ACTIVE CLUB SPONSORS VARIETY SHOW	1
March 5, 1942	POWELL ANNOUNCES ASSOCIATE IN LAW BUSINESS HERE	1
March 5, 1942	COOPER, JOHN J	2
March 5, 1942	FERRIS, FRANK	2
March 5, 1942	FERRY, J A	1
March 5, 1942	IRWIN, HARRY G	5
March 5, 1942	PETERSON, CARL L	2
March 5, 1942	WILLIAMS, RALPH	1
March 5, 1942	CITY ELECTION IS NEXT TUESDAY	1
March 5, 1942	BETTIE SPENCER, JOHN MATTHIAS	4
March 5, 1942	DOLORES HALL, ARTHUR MIKELSEN	2
March 5, 1942	THELMA OLIVER, ROGER GRISWOLD	4
March 5, 1942	KIRKLAND SCHOOLS ADD $10,000 EQUIPMENT FOR DEFENSE CLASSES	3
March 5, 1942	SUGAR RATIONING TO START NEXT WEEK	1
March 12, 1942	FEDERATED CLUBS STUDIES HOUSING	1
March 12, 1942	WATSON BUYS MORE PLOWING EQUIPMENT	3
March 12, 1942	SCORES OF EAST SIDE JAPS TO BE MOVED	1
March 12, 1942	SIX INCUMBENTS ARE RE-ELECTED	1
March 12, 1942	OUR FIRST SEAPLANE TENDER (PHOTO)	1
March 12, 1942	CIVILIAN DEFENSE GROUP COORDINATING ACTIVITIES	1
March 12, 1942	SCORES OF EAST SIDE JAPS TO BE MOVED	1
March 12, 1942	SUGAR RATIONING PROGRAM HAS BEEN POSTPONED	1
March 19, 1942	400 NEW HOUSES FOR AREA	1
March 19, 1942	LIVELY SCHOOL ELECTION FORECAST	1
March 19, 1942	FOWL POX SCHOOL WILL BE FRIDAY	8
March 19, 1942	FOUR SOLOISTS IN 'CRUCIFIXION'	1
March 19, 1942	LA VETA BEAL, WALTER J MORRIS	6
March 19, 1942	LORNA COOK, JOHN HALL	6
March 19, 1942	PEARL I ALLEN, JAMES HART	6
March 19, 1942	55 CERTIFICATES FOR NEW TIRES APPROVED HERE	1
March 19, 1942	BIG CIVILIAN DEFENSE SHOW	1
March 19, 1942	OPEN OFFICE FOR DEFENSE DOWNTOWN	1
March 26, 1942	NEW PIPE ORGAN WILL BE FEATURED	1
March 26, 1942	SCHOOL FINANCES ARE EXPLAINED	1
March 26, 1942	ALICE SCALES, WILLIS GREEN	4
March 26, 1942	MYRL GREEN, ROBERT PRUITT	1
March 26, 1942	FIRST 100 MEN IN 'THIRD DRAFT' LISTED	1
March 26, 1942	BRENNAN, WILLIAM	1
March 26, 1942	ARE YOU READY FOR AIR RAIDS?	1
March 26, 1942	KIRKLAND PEOPLE PURCHASE MORE 'VICTORY' BONDS	1
April 2, 1942	NEWLY-REMODELED KIRKLAND SAFEWAY STORE PLANS SALE	1
April 2, 1942	CHILDREN MAY BE FINGER-PRINTED HERE ON TUESDAY	10
April 2, 1942	SCHOOL ELECTION SET FOR APRIL 18; INTEREST GROWING	1
April 2, 1942	300 WORKERS WANTED (LAKE WASHINGTON SHIPYARD)	1
April 2, 1942	CITY DADS HEAR PINBALL OFFER FIVE TIMES MORE THAN LICENSE NOW PAID	1
April 2, 1942	33 LOCAL WOMEN RECEIVE RED CROSS HOME NURSING AWARDS	3
April 2, 1942	AUXILIARY PLANS 20-BED HOSPITAL	3
April 2, 1942	FIRST AID GROUP READY FOR WORK	1
April 2, 1942	300 WORKERS WANTED (LAKE WASHINGTON SHIPYARD)	1
April 2, 1942	SHIPYARD TRAFFIC PROBLEM	1
April 2, 1942	EAST SIDE FILLS BIG ARMY QUOTA	1
April 2, 1942	FERRY SCHEDULE CHANGES OKEHED	1
April 2, 1942	SHIPYARD TRAFFIC PROBLEM	1
April 2, 1942	GALVIN RESIGNS CIVILIAN DEFENSE POST THIS WEEK	1
April 9, 1942	RIDING ACADEMY TO OPEN SUNDAY	1
April 9, 1942	HOUSING WORK STARTS MAY 1	1
April 9, 1942	ELECTION IS UP TO KIRKLAND (SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION)_	1
April 9, 1942	REORGANIZATION (EDITORIAL BY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT)	2
April 9, 1942	LOCAL WOMEN MAY REGISTER FOR WORK AT KIRKLAND SCHOOL	1
April 9, 1942	GWENDOLYN DEE ROACH, WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN	4
April 9, 1942	LEGION PLANNING 'SEND-OFF' FOR DRAFTEES APRIL 21	1
April 9, 1942	KREIDER, HAZAEL S	1
April 9, 1942	PEOPLE HELP CITY BY COOPERATING ON 'SIDE SEWERS'	1
April 9, 1942	DAVE BURR NEW DEFENSE HEAD	1
April 16, 1942	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
April 16, 1942	DEDICATION SUNDAY (PHOTO OF COMMUNITY CHURCH)	3
April 16, 1942	NEW COMMUNITY CHURCH WILL BE DEDICATED SUNDAY	1
April 16, 1942	NEW ORGAN WILL BE DEDICATED SUNDAY	1
April 16, 1942	HOUSING BIDS ON SATURDAY	1
April 16, 1942	NEW MEN'S STORE WILL OPEN HERE	1
April 16, 1942	CONSOLIDATION BALLOT SATURDAY	1
April 16, 1942	CITY DADS TO DECIDE PIN-BALLS	1
April 16, 1942	LEGION AUXILIARY ASKS FOR TRUNKS FOR ITS HOSPITAL	3
April 16, 1942	ANOTHER TENDER LAUNCHED HERE	4
April 16, 1942	BIG DRAFT GROUP LEAVES TUESDAY	1
April 16, 1942	GRAHAM, CARRIE	4
April 16, 1942	NEW SCHEDULE HELPS FERRY TRAFFIC	1
April 16, 1942	MOTOR COACH CO CHANGES SCHEDULE OF ONE BUS TRIP	1
April 16, 1942	ALICE SCALES, WILLIS GREEN	6
April 16, 1942	ELSIE MOLCH, CHARLEY LABRUN	3
April 16, 1942	HELEN MCCANN, RICHARD SCALES	6
April 16, 1942	EVERYONE URGED TO SEE PICTURE (AIR RAIDS)	1
April 30, 1942	HOUSING WORK STARTS MONDAY	1
April 30, 1942	NEW OWNERS WILL TAKE OVER WESTERN AUTO STORE MONDAY	1
April 30, 1942	PRE-SCHOOLERS AGAIN SPONSOR PLAYGROUND	3
April 30, 1942	ALICE BRUDIE, HELENA MCKIBBEN	1
April 30, 1942	MAYOR ADJOURNS MEETING - COUNCIL HAS TO WAIT FOR PINBALL VOTE	1
April 30, 1942	LOCAL RED CROSS CLASS HONORS DR MCKIBBEN	3
April 30, 1942	MORE BLOOD IS NEEDED FOR BANK	1
April 30, 1942	MORE THAN 3000 MEN REGISTERED	1
April 30, 1942	BOOTH, WILLIAM D	1
April 30, 1942	FORBES, ELIZA	1
April 30, 1942	FORBES, ROBERT D	1
April 30, 1942	KRUSE, CHARLES E	1
April 30, 1942	MCAFERTY, LOU NELL	1
April 30, 1942	NAF, ANNA B	1
April 30, 1942	ANNA SUNDVAHL, PHER CAVALIN	3
April 30, 1942	ELEANOR EVERETT, ROBERT FRITTS	6
April 30, 1942	JEAN GREEN, JOHN LINDSAY	6
April 30, 1942	MERYL GREEN, ROBERT PRUITT	6
April 30, 1942	SUGAR REGISTRATION NEXT WEEK	1
May 14, 1942	BIDS CALLED ON DISPOSAL PLANT	1
May 14, 1942	ELIZABETH ANN BONDS, VERNON LEE GREEDY	6
May 14, 1942	ARMY 'TAKES OVER' IN KIRKLAND THIS WEEK TO EVACUATE LOCAL JAPANESE	1
May 14, 1942	FIRE DESTROYS CATHCART HOME	1
May 14, 1942	LOCAL BLOOD BANK HAS BIG RESERVE	1
May 14, 1942	HOUGHTON DOCK BEING EXTENDED	1
May 14, 1942	HOLMES, JAMES	4
May 14, 1942	HOUGHTON DOCK BEING EXTENDED	1
May 14, 1942	KATHERINE CLARE RANDLETT, RICHARD FRINK COFFIN	6
May 14, 1942	MARJORIE CAREY, CLIFFORD JACKSON	4
May 14, 1942	MARJORIE MORSE, ERNEST COFLAND	4
May 14, 1942	ARMY 'TAKES OVER' IN KIRKLAND THIS WEEK TO EVACUATE LOCAL JAPANESE	1
May 21, 1942	NEW SEWER DISPOSAL PLANT (PICTURE)	1
May 21, 1942	HOUSING PROJECT STYMIED	1
May 21, 1942	RURAL HOUSING COMMITTEE ASKS EAST SIDE HELP	1
May 21, 1942	RED CROSS DRIVE IS LAUNCHED	1
May 21, 1942	SIGN FOR EMERGENCY WORK ON FARMS	1
May 21, 1942	CITY NOW BOASTS 17 'PIN-BALLERS'	1
May 21, 1942	443 LOCAL JAPANESE EVACUATED WEDNESDAY	1
May 21, 1942	HOUGHTON WORKS FOR CLUBHOUSE	1
May 21, 1942	SOLDIERS LEAVE THURSDAY MORNING	1
May 21, 1942	MARYBEL CAREY ,EDWARD NEADERMAN	5
May 21, 1942	VIOLET GILBERT, MERRILL HITE	5
May 21, 1942	443 LOCAL JAPANESE EVACUATED WEDNESDAY	1
May 21, 1942	BOARD RULES THESE CAN BUY NEW TIRES NOW	1
May 21, 1942	GAS REGISTRATION NEXT WEEK	1
May 21, 1942	PROPAGANDA WILL BE DISCUSSED	5
May 28, 1942	90 SENIORS WILL GET DIPLOMA	1
May 28, 1942	JUANITA SCHOOL TO GRADUATE 22	1
May 28, 1942	MARION CLARK, ROBERT C SICELOFF	1
May 28, 1942	STYLE SHOW HUGE SUCCESS (PHOTOS)	1
May 28, 1942	MORE FIRST AID CLASSES TO FORM	1
May 28, 1942	KIRKLAND TO PAY TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD SATURDAY	1
May 28, 1942	CAMPBELL URGES EVERYONE TO BE READY FOR RAIDS	1
May 28, 1942	THERE'LL BE NO GAS RATIONING NOW - CAR OWNERS REGISTRATION CALLED	1
June 4, 1942	DURKEE PROMISES MORE FEDERAL MONEY FOR DISPOSAL PLANT	1
June 4, 1942	AUTHORITY PLANS 800 MORE UNITS	1
June 4, 1942	KIRKLAND CANNERY IS OPEN FOR PUBLIC USE DURING THE SUMMER	3
June 4, 1942	OTTO SMITH NEW KANGAROO COACH	1
June 4, 1942	PUBLIC FORUM WILL DISCUSS WAR PART OF AMERICAN NEGRO	1
June 4, 1942	LARGEST LIST OF LOCAL DRAFTEES CALLED	1
June 4, 1942	CAMERON, GEORGE	1
June 4, 1942	SCHONING, OTTO	4
June 4, 1942	SHUH, WALTER	3
June 4, 1942	LOCAL WATER PROJECT APPROVED	1
June 4, 1942	ELIZABETH ANN BOND, VERNON GREEDY	6
June 4, 1942	ELOISE WHITCOMBE, BOB HENNIG	6
June 4, 1942	LUCILLE CARPENTER HOXIE, DORT L LOUNSBURY	4
June 4, 1942	CANNING SUGAR APPLICATIONS MAY START ON MONDAY	1
June 4, 1942	HOW TO CAN FRUIT WITH LESS SUGAR	1
June 4, 1942	KIRKLAND GETS GAS MASKS	1
June 4, 1942	PUBLIC FORUM WILL DISCUSS WAR PART OF AMERICAN NEGRO	1
June 11, 1942	LOCAL PEOPLE URGED TO RENT ROOMS	1
June 11, 1942	YOUNG MEN TO REGISTER JUNE 29, 30	1
June 11, 1942	TO ARRANGE RIDES TO DEFENSE PLANTS	1
June 11, 1942	CITY WILL EXTEND ITS SEWER MAINS	1
June 11, 1942	DOROTHY DEAN BROWN, EARL ETZLER JR	6
June 11, 1942	IRENE NORRIS, LEWIS APPLEBAKER	6
June 11, 1942	MARRIAGE LICENSE LISSUED TO LOCAL COUPLES RECENTLY (LIST)	4
June 11, 1942	ROSALIE POOL, GEORGE CHRISTEN	6
June 11, 1942	300 EAST SIDE FAMILIES SIGN FOR MORE SUGAR	1
June 11, 1942	HERE'S WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF AN AIR RAID OR GAS ATTACK	1
June 11, 1942	LOCAL PEOPLE URGED TO RENT ROOMS	1
June 11, 1942	PREPARE FIRST AID FOR AIR RAIDS	1
June 18, 1942	30 ROOMS ARE LISTED AT JOURNAL	1
June 18, 1942	COUNCIL PASSES BUILDING ORDINANCE	1
June 18, 1942	HOUSING PROJECT SLOWED - LUMBER FREEZING GIVES TEMPORARY PROJECT	1
June 18, 1942	ACCORDION BAND (PHOTO)	1
June 18, 1942	COUNCIL PASSES BUILDING ORDINANCE	1
June 18, 1942	CITY PARK BEACH TO OPEN MONDAY WITH LIFEGUARD	1
June 18, 1942	CHARLOTTE CATHERINE BLANKERHORN, ROBERT HEARD	4
June 18, 1942	DORIS BECKER, RALPH LUNDVALL	3
June 18, 1942	ELEANOR ROSSMAN, WELLS ELSON	3
June 18, 1942	LUCILLE WEBSTER, ROBERT OGILVIE	3
June 18, 1942	MARGIE MILLER, CHARLES CLARK	3
June 18, 1942	RUBBER SALVAGE DRIVE ON NOW	1
June 25, 1942	CITY STUDIES ZONING ORDINANCE	1
June 25, 1942	RETAILERS MUST POST 'CEILING' PRICES BY JULY 1	1
June 25, 1942	STORES TO STAY OPEN LATER	1
June 25, 1942	RED CROSS DRIVE SHORT OF GOAL	1
June 25, 1942	EAST SIDE ACCORDION BAND WILL PLAY BENEFIT CONCERT FRIDAY	3
June 25, 1942	RURAL AREAS WILL BE ORGANIZED FOR FIRE PROTECTION	8
June 25, 1942	CITY STUDIES ZONING ORDINANCE	1
June 25, 1942	18-19 YEAR OLDS MUST REGISTER HERE ON MONDAY	1
June 25, 1942	FORMER REDMOND BOY DESCRIBES SINKING OF LEXINGTON	1
June 25, 1942	BEBA, NAOMI ARMENA TURNER	8
June 25, 1942	CARS MUST HAVE FEDERAL STAMP	10
June 25, 1942	BOATS MUST HAVE FEDERAL STAMP	1
June 25, 1942	BETTY SHINSTROM, DAVID BURR	6
June 25, 1942	EDITH NEILSEN, HENRY ROYEA	6
June 25, 1942	GLORIA JUPP, WALLY NELSON	6
June 25, 1942	RUTH SELDEN, NORMAN WILSON	6
June 25, 1942	NEED MORE SCRAP RUBBER	1
June 25, 1942	RETAILERS MUST POST 'CEILING' PRICES BY JULY 1	1
June 25, 1942	WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ... ABOUT WAR GASES	1
July 2, 1942	LOCAL RED CROSS GOES 'OVER TOP'	1
July 2, 1942	KIRKLAND STANDS BEHIND PATTY	1
July 2, 1942	MAYOR JAYCOX QUITS; EVERETT ELECTED	1
July 2, 1942	CARLSON, GUSTAF A	8
July 2, 1942	EUGENE SHEPLEY ELECTED COMMANDER OF LOCAL LEGION POST	3
July 2, 1942	JOURNAL IS SECOND IN U.S. CONTEST	1
July 2, 1942	CAROL LARSON, JOHN HARMON	6
July 2, 1942	DOROTHY WOOD, WILLIAM HOFSTAR	8
July 2, 1942	ELIZABETH ANN BRAILLARD, BYRON D BYRNE	6
July 2, 1942	JOYCE E FORBES, JAMES DUBARRY DAMM	6
July 2, 1942	MARY JANE REED, ARTHUR GALE	6
July 2, 1942	HERE ARE SOME VALUABLE TIPS ON HOW TO MAKE THOSE TIRES LAST LONGER	4
July 9, 1942	REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIRKLAND	2
July 9, 1942	MEN WANTED FOR SHIPYARD WORK	1
July 9, 1942	ED BLAU RESIGNS AS FIRE CHIEF; CHET TAYLOR MAY BE NAMED TO POST	1
July 9, 1942	CITY VOTES INCREASES IN WAGES	1
July 9, 1942	COUNCIL WITHHOLDS WILDERS' VOUCHER	1
July 9, 1942	PATTY PLEADS 'NOT GUILTY'	1
July 9, 1942	MEN WANTED FOR SHIPYARD WORK	1
July 9, 1942	PATTY PLEADS 'NOT GUILTY'	1
July 9, 1942	LEE, ROBERT	1
July 9, 1942	PLANNING PERMANENT STREETS	1
July 9, 1942	AUDREY GABBERT, CHARLES MOORE	6
July 9, 1942	BETTY SHINSTROM, DAVID BURR JR	3
July 9, 1942	MINNIE WOLF, A C ESTY	6
July 9, 1942	RUTH JOHNSON, KENDRIC MOORE	6
July 16, 1942	KIRKLAND BOWLING ALLEYS REFINISHED	1
July 16, 1942	FIRE PROTECTION WILL BE INCREASED	1
July 16, 1942	LOCAL SHIPYARD LAUNCHES ANOTHER SEAPLANE TENDER (USS HALF MOON)	1
July 16, 1942	RUSSELL, EVAN	1
July 16, 1942	KIRKLAND CONDITION IS SERIOUS - MUST HAVE APPROVAL FOR WATER	1
July 16, 1942	RATIONING, DRAFT BOARDS EXPAND	1
July 23, 1942	CITY GETS $69,000 FOR SEWER PLANT	1
July 23, 1942	BILL SUTHERLAND NEW FIRE CHIEF; GETS $100 A MONTH	1
July 23, 1942	NEIGHBOR IS NEW CITY TREASURER	1
July 23, 1942	PATTY MAKES A STATEMENT	1
July 23, 1942	WINTERS, MARY	1
July 23, 1942	CITY GETS GOOD BID ON PAVING	1
July 23, 1942	EAST SIDE JOINS HOUSEHOLD FATS DRIVE	1
July 30, 1942	TOTS AND TEENS - GRAND OPENING	5
July 30, 1942	TO HOUSE WORKERS (PHOTO OF HOUSING PROJECT)	1
July 30, 1942	"TOTS AND TEENS" NEW CLOTHING STORE, OPENS ON SATURDAY	1
July 30, 1942	KIRKLAND CANNERY MAY BE CURTAILED	1
July 30, 1942	FORD, EDNA	4
July 30, 1942	95 LOCAL BOYS AND GIRLS PASS SWIMMING TESTS	1
July 30, 1942	FAULTY TITLE HOLDS UP PAVING PROJECT	1
July 30, 1942	AGNES MORRISEY, ORVILLE RUMMELL	5
July 30, 1942	BETTE JEAN PEAK, EDWIN E ANDERSON JR	5
July 30, 1942	CIVILIAN DEFENSE UNIT ALTERNATES OFFICERS; E H KOLB NEW LIEUTENANT	1
July 30, 1942	FIRST AID GROUPS PLAN EMERGENCY STATIONS IN ZONE	1
July 30, 1942	KIRKLAND'S RATIONING BOARD NEEDS MANY MORE VOLUNTEER WORKERS	5
July 30, 1942	WOMEN WILL REGISTER FOR WORK	1
August 6, 1942	KIRKLAND IS ALWAYS THE GOAT (OLLIS PATTY SCANDAL)	1
August 6, 1942	ARMY SAYS "NO MORE BONFIRES"	4
August 6, 1942	THREE MORE OFFICIALS ARRESTED	1
August 6, 1942	EHLMAN, ESTHER	6
August 6, 1942	MAYOR HAS PROPOSED PAVING PLANS	1
August 6, 1942	AIR RAID DRILL SHOWS NEED OF SIRENS	1
August 6, 1942	NEW AIRCRAFT WARNING STATION ASKS VOLUNTEERS	1
August 13, 1942	SOMETHING MUST BE DONE ABOUT IT! (SHIPYARD TRAFFIC}	1
August 13, 1942	KINDERGARTEN TO BE ON TRIAL BASIS	1
August 13, 1942	HILL TOP CLUB IS SPONSORING FIRST AID STATION ON HIGHWAY	4
August 13, 1942	NURSING PLAN IS BEING WORKED OUT	3
August 13, 1942	SOMETHING MUST BE DONE ABOUT IT! (SHIPYARD TRAFFIC}	1
August 13, 1942	HAWLEY, ALLEN CHESTER	8
August 13, 1942	LOWE, BRIAN	1
August 13, 1942	ORTH, RICHARD	8
August 13, 1942	MANY CANDIDATES FOR JOBS	1
August 13, 1942	SOMETHING MUST BE DONE ABOUT IT! (SHIPYARD TRAFFIC}	1
August 13, 1942	LOCAL WATER PROJECT APPROVED	1
August 13, 1942	PEARL HARDENBROOK, EDWARD ROBERT KARDONG	4
August 13, 1942	JACK SHAW QUITS POST WEDNESDAY (AIR RAID WARDEN)	1
August 20, 1942	HOUSING PROJECT READY BY SEPTEMBER 15	1
August 20, 1942	SALVAGE BOATS SEEK LOST PLANE	1
August 20, 1942	KIRKLAND SCHOOLS READY FOR MORE	1
August 20, 1942	TWO GROUPS WORK FOR NURSERY SCHOOL HERE IN KIRKLAND	1
August 20, 1942	COLLECT SMALL NUMBER OF FINES	1
August 20, 1942	DENNIS, HELEN	1
August 20, 1942	KIRKLAND STREETS TO BE FIXED UP SOON	1
August 20, 1942	CONSTANCE REBECCA TATE, KENNETH MAHLON HEGG	6
August 20, 1942	PHYLLIS MILLER, HERBERT DANZ	6
August 20, 1942	AVOID HIGHWAYS IN CASE OF ACTION, CIVIL DEFENSE HEAD SAYS	4
August 20, 1942	KIRKLAND VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO HELP MAN NEW AIRCRAFT WARNING POST	1
August 20, 1942	SUGAR RATIONING RULES EXPLAINED BY MRS LARSON	1
August 27, 1942	BOARD HIRES 18 NEW TEACHERS AT KIRKLAND	1
August 27, 1942	OFFICIALS' TRIALS POSTPONED	1
August 27, 1942	TO WIDEN SHIPYARD ROAD - SIDEWALK ALSO BEING CONSTRUCTED	1
August 27, 1942	OFFICIALS' TRIALS POSTPONED	1
August 27, 1942	VANDALS WRECK CAMP FIRE CABIN	2
August 27, 1942	WILL DRAFT CLASS 1-B MEN SOON	1
August 27, 1942	OLSON, CARL W	5
August 27, 1942	OWEN, VIOLET EVELYN	6
August 27, 1942	YOUNG, OTIS WALTER	1
August 27, 1942	LARGE CROWD HEARS EVANGELIST SPILLMAN SUNDAY	5
August 27, 1942	TO WIDEN SHIPYARD ROAD - SIDEWALK ALSO BEING CONSTRUCTED	1
August 27, 1942	LORRAINE BENARD, ROBERT V KELLEY	5
September 3, 1942	EXPECT RECORD SCHOOL ENROLLMENT THIS YEAR	1
September 3, 1942	JUANITA EXPECTS ENROLLMENT RISE	1
September 3, 1942	BLAU, OSCAR	4
September 3, 1942	METZGER, ELIZA A	3
September 3, 1942	STROMSTEDT, JOEL A	10
September 3, 1942	WESTON, LILA S	3
September 3, 1942	BE SURE TO VOTE ON TUESDAY	1
September 3, 1942	COOPERATE IN SEATTLE WAR CHEST	1
September 3, 1942	THEATRE OPENS BOND DRIVE	1
################	TEMPORARY SEWERS FOR NEW HOMES	1
################	EAST SIDE'S SCHOOL ENROLLMENT RISES	1
################	LOCAL CHILDREN TO BE IMMUNIZED AGAINST DISEASES	1
################	ANOTHER AVP TO FIGHT (PHOTO OF OYSTER BAY)	6
################	EAST SIDE VOTERS FAVOR SHORETT AND CALLAHAN	1
################	HOW PRECINCTS VOTED	1
################	DOROTHY MAAS, ROBERT WILLIAMS	6
################	'HITLER AND JEWS' WILL BE DISCUSSED ON SUNDAY NIGHT	3
################	NEW ENROLLMENT PLAN FOR CIVILIAN DEFENSE SCHOOL	1
################	KIRKLAND WILL HAVE NEW $104,700 SCHOOL	1
################	INGLEWOOD WILL BOARD WORKERS	3
################	KIRKLAND SCHOOL ENROLLMENT STILL IS ON INCREASE	1
################	MARIGENE SHEPLEY, BEN MARSHALL COOK	3
################	DISTRICT BUILDS FIRE TRUCK (PHOTOS)	1
################	CRIMINAL CHARGES AGAINST OFFICIALS STRICKEN BY COURT	1
################	CRIMINAL CHARGES AGAINST OFFICIALS STRICKEN BY COURT	1
################	ALLISON, SARAH ANNE	2
################	JEPPESEN, ANTON M	2
################	MCENTEE, LAWRENCE	2
################	LOCAL CANDIDATES LOSE IN PRIMARY	1
################	LARGE CROWDS ATTEND BIG TENT MEETING	5
################	GLENNA KELLEY, LOREN KELLIE	3
################	GRACE EILEEN MOLTON, ROBERT E HANCOCK	3
################	INGLEWOOD WILL BOARD WORKERS	3
################	LOCAL WOMEN TRAIN FOR DEFENSE JOBS	1
################	INGLEWOOD COUNTRY CLUB (ROOM AND BOARD FOR SHIPYARD WORKERS)	2
################	NEW DORMITORY FOR SINGLE MEN	1
################	CANNERY WILL BE CLOSED PART TIME	1
################	LOCAL YARD LAUNCHES SHIP SUNDAY	1
################	ANNOUNCE CHANGES IN LOCAL DRAFT BOARD	1
################	CONGDON, ALBERT S	4
################	DARTT, HARRY	4
################	GUSTINE, JOHN EMERY	8
################	LINN, MARY ANITA	4
################	MALEK, CHARLES	4
################	PEARSON, PAUL	4
################	'RIVERS OF BLOOD' TOPIC OF SPILLMAN SUNDAY EVENING	3
October 1, 1942	JOVAGS CELEBRATE 'GOLDEN WEDDING' (MR AND MRS CHRIS JOVAG)	1
October 1, 1942	WORKERS MOVE INTO INGLEWOOD	1
October 1, 1942	BEARDSLEY IS CHEST COLONEL	1
October 1, 1942	ARLOWYNE HAIGHT, JOHANNES M ANDRIESEN	3
October 1, 1942	WORKERS MOVE INTO INGLEWOOD	1
October 1, 1942	13 DRAFTED, 15 ENLIST IN ARMY	1
October 1, 1942	FORMER ROSE HILL BOY IS 'MISSING' (KNIGHT, ROY A)	1
October 1, 1942	HOPKINS, THOMAS	1
October 1, 1942	MICKLESON, MAREN	8
October 1, 1942	SPILLMAN TO TALK ON SAINT PETER'S CHURCH ON SUNDAY	3
October 1, 1942	AWARD WATER PROJECT CONTRACT FOR KIRKLAND	1
October 1, 1942	'FORGET-ME-NOT' SALE IN KIRKLAND	3
October 1, 1942	VETERANS PLAN BENEFIT PROGRAM FRIDAY, OCT 16TH	1
October 1, 1942	AIRCRAFT WARNING SERVICE REQUIRES MORE VOLUNTEERS	4
October 8, 1942	TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY (BLOMSKOG, MR AND MRS W K)	5
October 8, 1942	MULLIGAN'S VARIETY STORE IS EXPANDING	1
October 8, 1942	SCHOOL CHILDREN JOIN SCRAP DRIVE	7
October 8, 1942	SUMMERS HEADS FIRE ASSOCIATION	1
October 8, 1942	OCTOBER DRAFT LIST WILL INCLUDE FEW 3-A MARRIED MEN	1
October 8, 1942	HAMILTON, ANNA	7
October 8, 1942	VAN AALST, JOHN	1
October 8, 1942	'WHY SO MANY CHURCHES?' IS TOPIC ON SUNDAY	10
October 8, 1942	ROAD OIL FREEZING MAY AFFECT LOCAL STREET PROGRAM	1
October 8, 1942	BERNICE MURPHY, DONALD WALKER	4
October 8, 1942	PHYLLIS SHAW, IRVING WICK	4
October 8, 1942	37 LOCAL MEN TO BE GRADUATED FROM WAR SCHOOL	5
October 8, 1942	JOURNAL JOINS NATIONWIDE SCRAP METAL DRIVE	1
October 8, 1942	SCHOOL CHILDREN JOIN SCRAP DRIVE	7
October 15, 1942	VACANT ROOMS TO BE REGISTERED	1