Aug 31, 2020
“For Downtown Tacoma … This could be the start of something BIG!,” sign on construction site, 11th Street at Broadway, 1974. It wasn’t.
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“For Downtown Tacoma … This could be the start of something BIG!,” sign on construction site, 11th Street at Broadway, 1974. It wasn’t.
Board of Directors of the First American Pageant, with fake facial hair, Wyoming and Central, Albuquerque, New Mexico Photographer: Hanna Date: 1930s? Negative Number 128719
Shows (L to R): Bruce Evans; Ward Hicks, founder of Ward Hicks advertising agency; Sol Benjamin, merchant; Mike Kirk, "Gallup Indian Trader and impresario"; Clinton P. Anderson; Fred Fisher; Edgar Knight, manager of the Chamber of Commerce; and Arthur Prager, manager of the Albuquerque General Electric Co.
Boosters from Santa Fe with New Mexico Central Railway Company train car Date: 1910 - 1915? Negative Number 104773 Group includes Arthur Seligman and B.F. Pankey (around both 4th-5th from left?)
Kath Keur, South Bend Restaurant Postcard Set, 2024
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It’s no surprise to see Joshua Goodwin, Class of 2015, engaging in booster talk about his alma mater.
But Greenville City Council member Amy Ryberg Doyle? BJU is not growing, Councilwoman.
You don’t even need the statistics in front of you to prove that. Just put your glasses on and see the number of people on campus.
Why are you repeating a flat-out lie, Ms. Doyle? Do you even care about the facts?
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