"Morton, Washington. Morton, home of the Morton Loggers Jubilee each August, boasts national recognition because of the event. Here is seen a 'Blue Ribbon' load of logs."
Birthplace of Prohibition Party Presidential candidate (2004 & 2008) Gene Amondson (born in 1943).
This postcard is probably from the 1970s.
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Monday, March 11, 2013
Postcard - Morton, Washington
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Gene Amondson,
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Saturday, January 26, 2013
Postcard - Washington State
"Giant fir log from the forests of Western Washington. This log is 11 1/2 feet across the butt and contained 13,700 board feet. The logging crew shown here was proud of this one."
On the truck door I can make the words "G & D Co., Inc." Judging by the hair on the younger loggers I'm guessing this dates back to the late 1960s to mid-1970s. It was mailed to me in 1978.
On the truck door I can make the words "G & D Co., Inc." Judging by the hair on the younger loggers I'm guessing this dates back to the late 1960s to mid-1970s. It was mailed to me in 1978.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Phone photo 2187
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Brady,
James Abbott,
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murals,
Phone photo
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Phone photo 1844
Yah its Fxxking Dusty! Slow
Sign seen at truck scaling station
White Star, Grays Harbor County, Washington
White Star, Grays Harbor County, Washington
We are experiencing unusually dry weather this month in this land of perpetual rain
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Phone photo,
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