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Complaints mount as wandering livestock turn Washington's highways into dangerous obstacles for motorists.
“It is pointed out that the highways are built and maintained at a considerable expense by the taxpayers, and should never be used under any consideration for grazing purposes.”
An Episcopal minister in Clarkston resigns his pulpit following a public admission of his affair with a parishioner.
“Rev. Home confirmed it, stating that he loved Mrs. Kellinger and would marry her as soon as divorces could be secured.”
Work crews excavating a pipeline near Clarkston stumble upon a six-pound mammoth tooth buried in the earth.
“Several teeth of similar nature have been found buried in the earth in the vicinity where this one was found.”
A state representative predicts Clarkston will soon eclipse Lewiston as the premier railroad hub of the Snake River Valley.
“Two years ago Clarkston was a sage brush prairie. Today it has a population of 2500 and it is growing rapidly.”
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