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COLUMBIA: Fall 1999; Vol. 13, No. 3
Table of Contents
History Commentary: 3
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Exploding the myths and misconceptions about Sacagawea, the Shoshoni Indian woman who accompanied the Lewis and Clark expedition.
By Irving W. Anderson
Anything but Natural: 8
A look at the design influences on the architecture and furnishings
of structures at Mount Rainier National Park.
By Sarah Allaback
History Album: 15
Contented cows give better milk.
C. E. S. Wood: 16
A "respectable rebel" who struggled to balance living "the good life" with fighting the battle against social and economic injustice.
By Robert Hamburger
Centralia's Union Mural: 24
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"The Resurrection of Wesley Everest" depicts the Wobblies' side of the tragic events that occurred in this southwest Washington town in 1919.
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By Mary L. Stough
From the Collection: 27
Marching right along....
Cook's Last Voyage: 28
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The intrepid captain's search for the elusive
Northwest Passage ended in his death.
By Antonia Macarthur
Fighting the Cement Trust: 34
How political maverick W. Lon Johnson took on the old guard
in Olympia to defeat the 1920 Carlyon road bill.
By Stephen W. Charry
Correspondence/Additional Reading: 43
Columbia Reviews: 44
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