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1. 074.521 - USFS Fire Fighting Ration bag. Cloth Sack "Forest Fire Emergency Ration One Man Day". Stamped on cloth sack in green printing is 2-3/4" shield with green tree emblem in center, Forest Service at top inside shield, and Department of Agriculture at bottom inside shield. Green letters below shield, type of contents in bag; at bottom of bag; Keep From Freezing, Northern Region, Missoula, Montana XXXV. Bag folded on one side and other side and bottom sewed. 9-1/4" wide x 17" long. Unbleached muslin. Chain stitch sewed around top edge.

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2. 074.643 - U. S. Forest Service Map, Snoqualmie National Forest Large folded map, brochure type, with rules for camping, sights to see and hike to, trails, etc. Illustrated. Front cover picture of mountain scene on Upper Sauk Rive, date 9123. 4" wide x 9-1/2" long folded. All black and white. Forest Service shield on back cover, with Prevent Forest Fires, It Pays.

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3. 676.012 - WWI postcard US Marines Flag Bearers and Marines advance into town. 3.5"x5.5". Stockinger Photo Engr. & Pfg. Co. New York and Brooklyn Marines charge from the beach into town. Civilians at right with fires in background. Marines in full uniform and flag bearers are carrying the large flags. The large ship can be seen on water.

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4. 954.003 - Weyerhaeuser Timber Co Timber Estimate and Land Examination of Section 3 Township 24 N Range 8, EWM. Is the timber thrifty or decaying? Part of the timber is very conkey and from examining windfalls find them effected with ground rot as all are broken at the ground Is there any logging or shingle bolt cutting now being carried on near this land? None. Has the land adjacent been logged off or burnt over? Not any. What, if any, is the danger from fire? At present there is not much danger. However there is a lot of down small Hemlock. Caused by heavy snow last season which is green at present if this timber become dead it would create plenty of material for fires. Are there any improvements on this land, and is there an occupant? None. Is there any visible sign of coal or other mineral deposits on this land? None visible. Has this land any special value on account of its topography as a route for railway, a logging road, or for dam sites or water power? On this section a good route can be found for a railroad from the South to the North. Topography NENE Clay stone steep sloping 200 NWNE Clay stone steep sloping 200 SWNE Clay stone steep sloping 200 SENE Clay stone steep sloping 200 NENW Clay gravel rolling sloping 300 NWNW Clay gravel West 1/2 level 500 SWNW Clay gravel West 1/2 level 500 SENW Clay gravel Rolling Sloping 350 NESW Clay gravel Rolling Sloping 350 NWSW Clay gravel nearly level 500 SWSW Clay gravel nearly level 400 SESW Clay gravel rolling 350 NESE Clay stone steep 200 NWSE Clay stone rolling 350 SWSE Clay stone rolling 350 SESE Clay stone Steep Rolling 200 Logging Conditions This timber can be logged to the South. A very good route for a railroad can be found in and across this section along the East line of this section around the shore of Echo Lake (Boyle Lake). The surface is gentle rolling and sloping on the West part, on the East part the surface is steep sloping from dividing ridge as a whole the Timber can be logged to good advantage and will handle partly to the East and partly to the West of this section. General Note: This section don't contain the acreage given on the township plat on the East boundary owing to the less variation on the south boundary is about 73 chains on the west boundary the distance is given as 69.34 chains and the plat gives the fraction on the North as 34.75 acres which in not correct.

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5. 960.1982.01.11.01.11 - Published January 14, 1982. Dale Harris fires an outside jump shot during Mount Si's win over Port Angeles Saturday. Looking for the rebound is Chris Eads.

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6. IM.00009 - Snoqualmie Valley History Magazine, 2017 edition. Articles: King County, 1940. Mill Fire. World War I Artifacts from the Collection. Spruce Division in the Snoqualmie Valley. Local Sacrifice. Red Alder: The Weed Tree Redeemed. What is a Donkey Fireman?

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7. PO.039.0506 - Filloon. CCC Firefighters building fire trail, Spud Hill Fire, Columbia National Forest.

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8. PO.039.0508 - Bacon and beans for a fresh contingent of firefighters. USFS.

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9. PO.039.0510 - Forest fire in Columbia National Forest. A seeming hopeless task greets the smoke chaser.

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10. PO.039.0511 - The Smoke chaser reporting by portable radio to the ranger station after arrival on the fire.

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11. PO.040.3197 - Old Denny Creek Ranger Station on fire.

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12. PO.040.3198 - Old Denny Creek Ranger Station on fire.

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13. PO.040.3201 - Starting fire at Old Denny Creek Ranger Station.

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14. PO.040.3202 - Starting fire at Old Denny Creek Ranger Station.

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15. PO.040.3204 - Old Denny Creek Ranger Station on fire.

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16. PO.040.3205 - Old Denny Creek Ranger Station on fire.

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17. PO.045.3070 - Sign reads "Snoqualmie Falls Tree Farm 140,000 ares devoted to Growing Trees Help Us Prevent Fires". Location and date unknown.

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18. PO.045.3513 - Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company. Sign in the Mountain Highway recreation area. Sign reads "Property of the Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company. Recreational visitors are welcome to use. Help us prevent fires." Dated 18 February 1947.

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19. PO.066.0001 - Kinsey Hotel in Snoqualmie. Kinsey's Hotel faces Falls Ave in Snoqualmie. Large three story building with five dormer windows across front on third story. Three dormer windows on ends. Rectangular shaped building. On corner with stake fence at left end of yard in front and across front end. Tree in yard at right corner of building. Vine growing and hanging down across top of front porch. Bay window addition at either end of front porch. Open veranda on front of second floor and two chairs on porch with door leading onto porch. Third story roof is curved and decorated with diamond and scalloped shingles, straight across bottom edge. Same pattern on angled roof above dormers. Brick chimney extends above roof on each end of front. Wooden sidewalks across front of hotel and down side of block to Kinsey's Hall at other end of block. Large two story building at back of hotel between hotel and hall. Both buildings appear unpainted. Smoke from two small fires in lot across street from hall. Cook in white and family are at corner leaning against fence. Man, woman wearing white apron, young woman in dark dress. Man in dark suit is Hugh McLeod. Woman in white blouse and dark skirt is Flora Thaldorf. Flora worked in Post Office for Kinsey until she married in December. Kinsey Hotel was located on Northwest corner of Railroad Ave and River St across street from Valley Record office. Hotel faced River St. The hotel burned in 1902 just after this picture was taken. Post Office and Meat Market were located in lower floor of Kinsey Hall. Second story was dance hall. Hall was painted white on side. It was located where the shoe store was in 1969. At the opposite corner on Front Street was the post office. Over the post office and meat market was the dance hall- Kinsey Hall. The main hotel and bedroom are shown. One of the Kinsey brothers Clark or Darius took the picture. The cook and family are at the corner next was Hugh McLeod, then Flora Thaldorf in white blouse and dark skirt. Flora worked for the Kinsey's in the Post office until she married in December.

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20. PO.074.0209.a - North Bend High School after fire, February 1967. Burned February 24, 1967. On N Ballarat between 3rd and 4th St. Built in 1916. After fire school classes were held in rooms of North Bend Community Church across street.

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