Argus

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5.3.12

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Northwest Room

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Title

Argus

Date(s)

1950 - 1984 (Creation)

Extent

7 boxes

Missing: 12/16/1950, 12/16/1951, 12/13/1952, 12/26/1953, 12/16/1960, 10/20/1961, 07/05/1963, 12/29/1967, 05/30/1969, 05/19/1972, 07/28/1972, 08/10/1972, 11/03/1972, 12/29/1972, 12/03/1976, 04/29/1977, 06/20/1980, 10/03/1980-10/17/1980, 01/23/1981-02/20/1981, 10/23/1981, 07/02/1982-07/09/1982

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The Argus was a weekly news magazine that started in 1894 and was published every Saturday by the Argus Publishing Company in Seattle. The title changed to Argus Magazine in 1983. It published news, opinion and commentary pieces, and covered local and national stories, reviews of local arts, dance and theater, local court summons and obituaries.

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