Ida Soule Kuhn (English Wikipedia)

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D.A.R. magazine; Apr 1, 1983, p. 452. Hall, Mary Rose, ed. (April 1, 1983), "With the Chapters", Daughters of the American Revolution magazine, vol. 117, no. 4, Washington, D.C.: National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, pp. 410–519, ISSN 0011-7013, LCCN 14019571, OCLC 9004073
D.A.R. Report 1910, p. 19. Bowron, Elizabeth M., ed. (April 30, 1910), Twelfth Report of the National Society Daughters American Revolution, vol. 12, Washington: Government Printing Office, LCCN 08036850, OCLC 706047768
Seattle Post-Intelligencer; Jul 14, 1912. "Society", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle: Leigh S. J. Hunt, p. 43, July 14, 1912, ISSN 2379-7304, LCCN sn83045604, OCLC 9563195, retrieved May 26, 2020
Spokane Chronicle; Jun 5, 1924. "Hoquiam business girls here for state convention", Spokane Chronicle, Spokane: Cowles Company, p. 10, June 5, 1924, LCCN sn86072020, OCLC 14374699, retrieved July 23, 2020
Prosser 1903, v.II, p. 55. Prosser, William Farrand (1903), Lewis, Edward Gardner (ed.), A history of the Puget Sound country, its resources, its commerce and its people, New York City: Edward Gardner Lewis, LCCN 05013767
The Spokesman-Review; Jan 1, 1939. "Sisters also mothers", The Spokesman-Review, vol. 37, no. 305, Spokane: Cowles Company, p. 3, January 1, 1939, ISSN 1064-7317, LCCN sn84024754, OCLC 11102610, retrieved July 23, 2020
Prosser 1903, v.II, pp. 56-57. Prosser, William Farrand (1903), Lewis, Edward Gardner (ed.), A history of the Puget Sound country, its resources, its commerce and its people, New York City: Edward Gardner Lewis, LCCN 05013767
Prosser 1903, v.II, pp. 55-56. Prosser, William Farrand (1903), Lewis, Edward Gardner (ed.), A history of the Puget Sound country, its resources, its commerce and its people, New York City: Edward Gardner Lewis, LCCN 05013767
Spokane Chronicle; Apr 13, 1908. "Name new leader for state D. A. R.", Spokane Chronicle, Spokane: Cowles Company, p. 5, April 13, 1908, LCCN sn86072020, OCLC 14374699, retrieved May 26, 2020
Seattle Post-Intelligencer; Mar 29, 1908. "Members of the D. A. R. plan for a convention", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle: Leigh S. J. Hunt, p. 20, March 29, 1908, ISSN 2379-7304, LCCN sn83045604, OCLC 9563195, retrieved September 3, 2020
American Monthly Magazine; Jun 1, 1910, p. 742. Avery, Elroy M., ed. (June 1, 1910), "Work of the Chapters: Rainier Chapter", American Monthly Magazine, vol. XXXVI, no. 6, Washington, D. C.: Daughters of the American Revolution, pp. 742–743, LCCN 94649934, OCLC 1780024
Seattle Daily Times; Mar 8, 1953. "Mayflower descendants to dine", Seattle Daily Times, Seattle: The Seattle Times Company, p. 59, March 8, 1953, ISSN 2639-4898, LCCN sn86072007, OCLC 1765328, retrieved September 3, 2020
Seattle Daily Times; Jun 6, 1916. "Tourist points to defense needs", Seattle Daily Times, Seattle: The Seattle Times Company, p. 14, June 6, 1916, ISSN 2639-4898, LCCN sn86072007, OCLC 1765328, retrieved September 3, 2020
The Leavenworth Echo; Apr 12, 1918. "Purge our schools", The Leavenworth Echo, Leavenworth: D. H. Mayar & I. W. Laden, p. 4, April 12, 1918, ISSN 2157-4812, LCCN sn87093039, OCLC 16996294, retrieved May 27, 2020
Spokane Chronicle; Mar 29, 1935. "Defense goal set by D. A. R.", Spokane Chronicle, Spokane: Cowles Company, p. 18, March 29, 1935, LCCN sn86072020, OCLC 14374699, retrieved May 26, 2020
The Spokesman-Review; Apr 3, 1931. "Share state D. A. R. sessions here", The Spokesman-Review, Spokane: Cowles Company, p. 10, April 3, 1931, ISSN 1064-7317, LCCN sn84024754, OCLC 11102610, retrieved May 26, 2020
Stewart 1937. Stewart, Leora C. (March 4, 1937), "What the club women are doing", Seattle Daily Times, Seattle: The Seattle Times Company, p. 13, ISSN 2639-4898, LCCN sn86072007, OCLC 1765328, retrieved May 26, 2020
Seattle Post-Intelligencer; Oct 1, 1941. "Mrs. Sherman asks unity to preserve democracy", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle: Leigh S. J. Hunt, p. 10, October 1, 1941, ISSN 0745-970X, LCCN sn83045605, OCLC 3734418, retrieved September 3, 2020
Aberdeen Herald; Mar 30, 1917. "A. H. Kuhn buys Hoquiam mill", Aberdeen Herald, Aberdeen, p. 1, March 30, 1917, ISSN 2331-9682, LCCN sn87093220, OCLC 17196902, retrieved May 27, 2020
Aberdeen Herald; Mar 2, 1917. "Tales of the town Tersely told", Aberdeen Herald, Aberdeen, p. 5, March 2, 1917, ISSN 2331-9682, LCCN sn87093220, OCLC 17196902, retrieved May 26, 2020

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Seattle Daily Times; Mar 8, 1953. "Mayflower descendants to dine", Seattle Daily Times, Seattle: The Seattle Times Company, p. 59, March 8, 1953, ISSN 2639-4898, LCCN sn86072007, OCLC 1765328, retrieved September 3, 2020
Seattle Daily Times; Jun 6, 1916. "Tourist points to defense needs", Seattle Daily Times, Seattle: The Seattle Times Company, p. 14, June 6, 1916, ISSN 2639-4898, LCCN sn86072007, OCLC 1765328, retrieved September 3, 2020
Stewart 1937. Stewart, Leora C. (March 4, 1937), "What the club women are doing", Seattle Daily Times, Seattle: The Seattle Times Company, p. 13, ISSN 2639-4898, LCCN sn86072007, OCLC 1765328, retrieved May 26, 2020

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Spokane Chronicle; Jun 5, 1924. "Hoquiam business girls here for state convention", Spokane Chronicle, Spokane: Cowles Company, p. 10, June 5, 1924, LCCN sn86072020, OCLC 14374699, retrieved July 23, 2020
The Spokesman-Review; Jan 1, 1939. "Sisters also mothers", The Spokesman-Review, vol. 37, no. 305, Spokane: Cowles Company, p. 3, January 1, 1939, ISSN 1064-7317, LCCN sn84024754, OCLC 11102610, retrieved July 23, 2020
Spokane Chronicle; Apr 13, 1908. "Name new leader for state D. A. R.", Spokane Chronicle, Spokane: Cowles Company, p. 5, April 13, 1908, LCCN sn86072020, OCLC 14374699, retrieved May 26, 2020
The Leavenworth Echo; Apr 12, 1918. "Purge our schools", The Leavenworth Echo, Leavenworth: D. H. Mayar & I. W. Laden, p. 4, April 12, 1918, ISSN 2157-4812, LCCN sn87093039, OCLC 16996294, retrieved May 27, 2020
Spokane Chronicle; Mar 29, 1935. "Defense goal set by D. A. R.", Spokane Chronicle, Spokane: Cowles Company, p. 18, March 29, 1935, LCCN sn86072020, OCLC 14374699, retrieved May 26, 2020
The Spokesman-Review; Apr 3, 1931. "Share state D. A. R. sessions here", The Spokesman-Review, Spokane: Cowles Company, p. 10, April 3, 1931, ISSN 1064-7317, LCCN sn84024754, OCLC 11102610, retrieved May 26, 2020
Aberdeen Herald; Mar 30, 1917. "A. H. Kuhn buys Hoquiam mill", Aberdeen Herald, Aberdeen, p. 1, March 30, 1917, ISSN 2331-9682, LCCN sn87093220, OCLC 17196902, retrieved May 27, 2020
Aberdeen Herald; Mar 2, 1917. "Tales of the town Tersely told", Aberdeen Herald, Aberdeen, p. 5, March 2, 1917, ISSN 2331-9682, LCCN sn87093220, OCLC 17196902, retrieved May 26, 2020

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Seattle Post-Intelligencer; Jul 14, 1912. "Society", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle: Leigh S. J. Hunt, p. 43, July 14, 1912, ISSN 2379-7304, LCCN sn83045604, OCLC 9563195, retrieved May 26, 2020
Seattle Post-Intelligencer; Oct 1, 1941. "Mrs. Sherman asks unity to preserve democracy", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle: Leigh S. J. Hunt, p. 10, October 1, 1941, ISSN 0745-970X, LCCN sn83045605, OCLC 3734418, retrieved September 3, 2020

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Seattle Post-Intelligencer; Mar 29, 1908. "Members of the D. A. R. plan for a convention", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle: Leigh S. J. Hunt, p. 20, March 29, 1908, ISSN 2379-7304, LCCN sn83045604, OCLC 9563195, retrieved September 3, 2020

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D.A.R. magazine; Apr 1, 1983, p. 452. Hall, Mary Rose, ed. (April 1, 1983), "With the Chapters", Daughters of the American Revolution magazine, vol. 117, no. 4, Washington, D.C.: National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, pp. 410–519, ISSN 0011-7013, LCCN 14019571, OCLC 9004073
D.A.R. Report 1910, p. 19. Bowron, Elizabeth M., ed. (April 30, 1910), Twelfth Report of the National Society Daughters American Revolution, vol. 12, Washington: Government Printing Office, LCCN 08036850, OCLC 706047768
Seattle Post-Intelligencer; Jul 14, 1912. "Society", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle: Leigh S. J. Hunt, p. 43, July 14, 1912, ISSN 2379-7304, LCCN sn83045604, OCLC 9563195, retrieved May 26, 2020
Spokane Chronicle; Jun 5, 1924. "Hoquiam business girls here for state convention", Spokane Chronicle, Spokane: Cowles Company, p. 10, June 5, 1924, LCCN sn86072020, OCLC 14374699, retrieved July 23, 2020
The Spokesman-Review; Jan 1, 1939. "Sisters also mothers", The Spokesman-Review, vol. 37, no. 305, Spokane: Cowles Company, p. 3, January 1, 1939, ISSN 1064-7317, LCCN sn84024754, OCLC 11102610, retrieved July 23, 2020
Spokane Chronicle; Apr 13, 1908. "Name new leader for state D. A. R.", Spokane Chronicle, Spokane: Cowles Company, p. 5, April 13, 1908, LCCN sn86072020, OCLC 14374699, retrieved May 26, 2020
Seattle Post-Intelligencer; Mar 29, 1908. "Members of the D. A. R. plan for a convention", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle: Leigh S. J. Hunt, p. 20, March 29, 1908, ISSN 2379-7304, LCCN sn83045604, OCLC 9563195, retrieved September 3, 2020
American Monthly Magazine; Jun 1, 1910, p. 742. Avery, Elroy M., ed. (June 1, 1910), "Work of the Chapters: Rainier Chapter", American Monthly Magazine, vol. XXXVI, no. 6, Washington, D. C.: Daughters of the American Revolution, pp. 742–743, LCCN 94649934, OCLC 1780024
Seattle Daily Times; Mar 8, 1953. "Mayflower descendants to dine", Seattle Daily Times, Seattle: The Seattle Times Company, p. 59, March 8, 1953, ISSN 2639-4898, LCCN sn86072007, OCLC 1765328, retrieved September 3, 2020
Seattle Daily Times; Jun 6, 1916. "Tourist points to defense needs", Seattle Daily Times, Seattle: The Seattle Times Company, p. 14, June 6, 1916, ISSN 2639-4898, LCCN sn86072007, OCLC 1765328, retrieved September 3, 2020
The Leavenworth Echo; Apr 12, 1918. "Purge our schools", The Leavenworth Echo, Leavenworth: D. H. Mayar & I. W. Laden, p. 4, April 12, 1918, ISSN 2157-4812, LCCN sn87093039, OCLC 16996294, retrieved May 27, 2020
Spokane Chronicle; Mar 29, 1935. "Defense goal set by D. A. R.", Spokane Chronicle, Spokane: Cowles Company, p. 18, March 29, 1935, LCCN sn86072020, OCLC 14374699, retrieved May 26, 2020
The Spokesman-Review; Apr 3, 1931. "Share state D. A. R. sessions here", The Spokesman-Review, Spokane: Cowles Company, p. 10, April 3, 1931, ISSN 1064-7317, LCCN sn84024754, OCLC 11102610, retrieved May 26, 2020
Stewart 1937. Stewart, Leora C. (March 4, 1937), "What the club women are doing", Seattle Daily Times, Seattle: The Seattle Times Company, p. 13, ISSN 2639-4898, LCCN sn86072007, OCLC 1765328, retrieved May 26, 2020
Seattle Post-Intelligencer; Oct 1, 1941. "Mrs. Sherman asks unity to preserve democracy", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle: Leigh S. J. Hunt, p. 10, October 1, 1941, ISSN 0745-970X, LCCN sn83045605, OCLC 3734418, retrieved September 3, 2020
Aberdeen Herald; Mar 30, 1917. "A. H. Kuhn buys Hoquiam mill", Aberdeen Herald, Aberdeen, p. 1, March 30, 1917, ISSN 2331-9682, LCCN sn87093220, OCLC 17196902, retrieved May 27, 2020
Aberdeen Herald; Mar 2, 1917. "Tales of the town Tersely told", Aberdeen Herald, Aberdeen, p. 5, March 2, 1917, ISSN 2331-9682, LCCN sn87093220, OCLC 17196902, retrieved May 26, 2020