Argus - A.Y.P. ed.

Volume 16, No. 3 of Seattle weekly The Argus (dated February 20, 1909) was a special edition for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition.

The Argus A.Y.P. Edition (cover)

As of 30 July 2009, we are missing images for pages 54, 56, 58, 61, 64, 66, 79, 80, and 81.

Cover • Inside cover

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  Fisheries Building, one of many F. H. Nowell images of the exposition grounds.
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  Pike Street in Seattle (photo by Webster & Stevens). Caption doesn't say, but this appears to be looking east from First Avenue.
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  Upper Second Avenue, another Webster & Stevens image. This view looks remarkably similar a century later, except for the streetcars and the first building at right (now demolished).
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  Seining on Puget Sound.
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  An Edward S. Curtis photo of a Hualapai elder.
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  Many of the ads are illustrated. For example, the ad at upper right shows a long-demolished hotel in Seattle's Pioneer Square neighborhood.
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  Back cover: ad for "Malt Rainier / The Pure Malt Tonic / For Mothers Who Require Additional Nourishment and Strength."