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1 story matching nonus

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  1. The Log-Jam Monopoly: Who Controls a Western Washington River?

    When Joseph Doyle’s logs were trapped inside a private boom company’s platted stretch of the Skokomish River, he sued—and put the whole question of river monopolies and public waterways on trial in Shelton.

    May 12, 1895The Seattle Post-IntelligencerShelton, Mason CountyFollow the Money

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