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  1. The Hog Ranch That Stank Up Seattle: How One Interbay Farm Sparked a New Law

    In 1900, a single hog ranch near the city’s water source forced the Seattle City Council to draft an ordinance limiting livestock—a rare early victory for urban sanitation and public health.

    Mar 9, 1899The Seattle StarInterbay, Seattle, King CountyCity Hall

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