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COLUMBIA: Spring 2005; Vol. 19, No. 1
Table of Contents
To Our Members 2
History Commentary 3
"It Takes Humor As Well As Whimsy to Name Names"
By Austin Post
Nineteen Forty-Nine 8
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The year a turning point was reached for development of the Columbia River Basin.
By William L. Lang
History Album 16
Miss Columbia.
Sold Our Canoes for a Few Strands of Beads 17
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The changing role of canoes on the Columbia River stretch of the Lewis and Clark expedition.
By Bob and Barbara Danielson
From the Collection 28
The Tacoma Japanese Telephone & Address Directory.
Tsugiki, a Grafting 29
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Reflections of an immigrant generation taking root in a new land.
By Gail Nomura
The Great Columbia Flood 40
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A Seattle schoolteacher-turned-geologist came up with a radical theory to explain eastern Washington's erratic boulders.
By Tom Mullen
Notices/Additional Reading 45
Columbia Reviews 46