J. S. Hill
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- Jul 4, 1872The Frontier Prospect: Surveying the Skagit River's Hidden WealthAn 1872 exploration report charts the potential for settlement, steam navigation, and resource extraction along the Skagit River, framing the 'great jam' of timber as a challenge to be conquered by modern commerce.Mount Vernon, WA
- Apr 15, 1876The River’s New Pulse: Captain Hill Promises to Link Snohomish and SeattleA bold new steam route aims to bridge the gap between the Skagit Valley and the capital of the Sound, promising weekly travel and a boost for local farmers.Snohomish, WA
- Dec 21, 1878The River Lifeline of Early SnohomishOperating under Captain J. S. Hill, the steamer Fanny Lake provided essential freight and transit services for the growing Snohomish community.Snohomish, WA