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A soap advertisement promoting the many uses of the product with including hygienic purposes and cleanliness of the home and personal items. The pointing hands emphasis the companies main purpose for customers using the product in their bath.

A group of students gather around a sculpture of a hand with its middle finger extended at Washington State University in Pullman, Washington. The statue is painted in the colors of the American flag and has a clown mask at the tip of the middle…

Largest delivery this Winter. Having gold out our two early purchases, congisting of several Hundred Jackets.

Opening day in the 1st National Bank Pullman.

Opening day in the 1st National Bank Pullman.

Opening day in the 1st National Bank Pullman.

The exterior of the Seattle - First National bank, Pullman


Branch on Main St.

Opening day in the 1st National Bank Pullman.

Seattle First National Bank, Pullman branch.

Seattle First National Bank, Pullman Branch rear.

This bank was located at the north-east corner of Alder

(Kamiaken) and Main Streets.

The Seattle Times warns of shortages in this headlined article of May 10, 1934, shortly after the strike began

1 bird's-eye views; 9 x 12 cm.

1 sketch: 7 x 18 cm.This sketch comes from the author's book on his travels, which includes a journey from Northern California to Victoria, Canada, during which the author passes through the Washington Territory.

1 view ; 22 x 70 cmBird's-eye viewOriented with north to lower leftNot drawn to scale

1 map; 13 x 18 cm This map of downtown Seattle comes from a promotional brochure aimed at the sale of business properties.

1 ms. view ; 95 x 179 cmBird's-eye view"Copyrighted--B. Dudley Stuart."Oriented with north to rightBlack ink on linenNot drawn to scale

Section of the Seattle Daily Times, Do Women Work Only for Pin Money? March 13, 1932

Date taken from postmark.

These combined posters represent primary sources from the Civil Rights Movement.

A wordle representation of Emerson's Self-Reliance essay

The official roll call vote from Johnson’s Senate impeachment campaign - an invaluable primary source. The vote tally shows how close the vote was for Johnson - he merely won by one vote.

WSU hosts a full day of environmental talks, films, and forums, as part of the first ever "Earth Day." Washington senator Henry M. Jackson speaks in the CUB Ballroom about environmental issues. Jackson, a Vietnam supporter, was repeatedly shouted…

Woman in white dress holding diploma. Surrounded by flowers.

Woman dressed in white holding diploma. Surrounded by flowers.