Showing posts with label Browne's Addition. Show all posts
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23 October 2020

Browne's Addition, 1979


1979

When I did that last newspaper search for anything regarding the outcome of the Clark Mansion, one of my search terms was "Browne's Addition" and I got so many hits.  There were murders, arrests, burgleries, and filming of a movie.

Yes!  I know!  I was surprised, too.  But I will include the articles I found for this below.


5 July 1979

Spokane Picked for Movie


McBride, Spokane Picked for Movie, 1979

Deborah McBride writes that "The Fabricator" will begin filming in August.  The Fabricator Production group considered Olympia, Tacoma and Eugene Oregon before deciding on Spokane.  Having films shot in this city can be lucrative.  "Take a look at what's happening in Wallace (Idaho) now with the filming of 'Heaven's Gate.' A lot of money is being spent in North Idaho."
Four different films are under way in Western Washington.
"The Fabricator" will bring as many as 100 professionals connected with the production -- spending quite a bit of money, renting cars and hotel rooms for minimum of eight weeks.

13 July 1979

Crew Copes with Noises


Williamson, 1979

Jennifer Williamson describes how the everyday noises of Browne's Addition affect the film-making.  This film is called "South by Northwest, Second Time Around," a docudrama on black contributions to the settling of the Pacific Northwest, produced by WSUs public television station, KWSU-TV.
Apparently, the series was first produced in 1975 and was distributed nationwide.  Supporting talent, most from local residents, came from the drama department at Fort Wright College while the technical work was done primarily by WSU students and faculty and young professionals.
The question this series expected to answer was "how did black folks get to the Pacific Northwest?"  In 200 interviews with elderly blacks the researchers heard incredible stories.



13 July 1979

Spokane Street Becomes Locale for Film Scene


Jamison, Spokane Street Becomes Locale for Film Scene, 1979

These are photos that accompany the story above.  Filmed on location in Browne's Addition, Spokane Washington.  The film series is "South by Northwest, Second Time Around"

16 July 1979

History on Film


Jamison, Browne's Addition, History on Film, 1979

More scenes from the film docudrama "South by Northwest"


Let's see if we can find these films on the web.  It has been almost exactly 40 years later, since as I write this it is February 2020.

For the first film, "The Fabricator" I found nothing.  Well, I did find a lot of people welding metal into things, fabricating things.  The closes thing I found was information on the 1980 film which was shot in Spokane, called "Why Would I Lie?" starring Treat Williams.  You can find this info on WikiVisually here.


For the others, well that is a horse of a different colour!

Washington State University took those VHS tapes and digitized them, putting them on their youtube channel.  You can access their home youtube site here.

Specifically, I will link each of their eight videos here so you can enjoy them and share them.  And tell them Gramma Nettie sent you.


South by Northwest.  Volume 1: York
(Washington State University Libraries' Films, 2011)



South by Northwest.  Volume 2: Homesteaders
(Washington State University Libraries' Films, 2011)



South by Northwest.  Volume 3: Montana Bound I
(Washington State University Libraries' Films, 2011)



South by Northwest.  Volume 4: Montana Bound II
(Washington State University Libraries' Films, 2011)



South by Northwest.  Volume 5: The Roslyn Migration
(Washington State University Libraries' Films, 2011)



South by Northwest.  Volume 6: Aunt Tish
(Washington State University Libraries' Films, 2011)
This is the one filmed in Spokane


South by Northwest.  Volume 7: The Cayton Family
(Washington State University Libraries' Films, 2011)



South by Northwest.  Volume 8: Holmes vs. Ford
(Washington State University Libraries' Films, 2011)



Didn't I tell you I tend to jump down rabbit holes -- feet first?  No?  Well, then!  You definately know it now.  All I can say is that you now know so much more than you did before you read this article and watched all eight videos.
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Resources
Jamison, D. (1979, July 16). Browne's Addition, History on Film. Retrieved February 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Jamison, D. (1979, July 13). Spokane Street Becomes Locale for Film Scene. Retrieved February 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 McBride, D. (1979, July 5). Spokane Picked for Movie. Retrieved February 2020, from The Spokesman-Review, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Washington State University Libraries' Films. (2011, December 7). South by Northwest. Volume 1: York. Retrieved February 2020, from Youtube.com: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DpQZX12_ps

 Washington State University Libraries' Films. (2011, December 7). South by Northwest. Volume 2: Homesteaders. Retrieved February 2020, from Youtube.com: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfEuf1gdDNg

 Washington State University Libraries' Films. (2011, December 7). South by Northwest. Volume 3: Montana Bound I. Retrieved February 2020, from Youtube.com: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flPsUnJ5-Gc

 Washington State University Libraries' Films. (2011, December 7). South by Northwest. Volume 4: Montana Bound II. Retrieved February 2020, from Youtube.com: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEbYJEqzspI

 Washington State University Libraries' Films. (2011, December 7). South by Northwest. Volume 5: The Roslyn Migration. Retrieved February 2020, from Youtube.com: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7rta9xrQQY

 Washington State University Libraries' Films. (2011, December 8). South by Northwest. Volume 6: Aunt Tish. Retrieved February 2020, from Youtube.com: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvR5GtrnSM4

 Washington State University Libraries' Films. (2011, December 8). South by Northwest. Volume 7: The Cayton Family. Retrieved February 2020, from Youtube.com: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xh0sLSE68hs

 Washngton State University Libraries' Films. (2011, December 8). South by Northwest. Volume 8: Holmes vs. Ford. Retrieved February 2020, from Youtube.com: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXWRumEbaNo

 Williamson, J. (1979, July 13). Browne's Addition, Crew Copes with Noises. Retrieved February 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

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Haunted Patsy Clark Mansion

Haunted Patsy Clark Mansion

Gals put on spectacle for spectors


Clark, 2001

The Ghostbuster Gals have been in business for a few weeks.  Their advertisement says "Are you being bothered by pesky poltergeists, continuing cold spots, nonsensical noises?  Spirits getting you down?  Who ya gonna call?  Ghostbuster Gals."  
The Ghostbusters claim to have evicted 88 ghosts who were living in the Glover Mansion basement.
I can't see why I clipped this article.  There is only a connection with the Glover Mansion in the same area and of the same era.  
I guess we should move on, it's getting chilly in here.

The Haunted Clark Mansion

(Alexander & Weiser-Alexander, 2010)

Haunted
According to Alexander & Weiser-Alexander, Patsy Clark Mansion may not be one of the most haunted places in Washington, and is not known for being the site of any tragedies.  Yet it is said to actually be haunted (Patsy Clark, Mining Magnate & the Haunted Clark Mansion, 2010).
Playful spirits
Playful spirits have a reputation of making restaurant employees the brunt of their antics.  Tales reported they have enjoyed playing practical jokes on employees, such as tossing wine bottles and other articles across the room.  
It is unknown whether these playful spirits continue to lurk within the cellar today.  Renovations and restorations of old mansions have been known to activate entities, as well as eliminating them.
Voices
Former employees also reported hearing voices of unseen people as well as feelings of not being alone when they were sent to the basement for wine.
Conclusion
Nothing is known about what or who is said to allegedly haunt this beautiful building; but [Alexander] would not be surprised if it's not Patsy Clark himself and/or his family, who may have very well have been disturbed by the fact that the elegant home was once slated for demolition.
Unless they were exorcised, the entities may still be there, but perhaps a little bored.  Renovations, and restorations of old mansions have been known to activate the entities, somore paranormal activity may be experienced by those who use the mansion now (Video Producers Inc., 2006).


Spokane's Most Haunted Places video




















People pay a lot of money to be spooked, from haunted houses, scary movies and frightening costumes.  Sometimes however urban legends and local ghost stories can be the best scare of all.  That is if you’re brave enough to see if they are true.





Haunted Spokane photos

by Kathy Plonka

Plonka, 2014


Plonka, 2014

Favourite Haunts



Vestal, 2014


Stories from employees

[Employees] reported cold spots and drafts.  In fact, for a time, the antics were so common that many employees dreaded going to the basement (Alexander & Weiser-Alexander, 2010).


Council Connection Haunted and Spooky Spokane


(Stratton, 2016)



Mary Clark Haunts the Mansion

"Mary Clark is the one who reportedly haunts the mansion, there has been a number of sightings over the years of a woman figure wearing period attire that circulates around," said Jon Neill, an Attorny at the firm (Donovan, 2016).


Clark Mansion image

HauntedHouses.com, 2004-2019



That's all, folks

It wasn't really hauntingly extensive, was it.  But it was interesting.  Check out the videos.  

Below are some misc. stuff that I didn't put in anywhere, and I am too lazy to hunt the proper place out.  Besides, those are all too stuffed anyway.

Miscellany

It's ready to stand another 100 years': Patsy Clark Mansion

by King5 News



Signing:  "The Life and Times of Patsy Clark" in Spokane

Richards was at 2nd Look Books in Spokane for a book signing event on March 2019.  Watch for others, perhaps he has some more ready to go.





Tours, Browne's Addition

Browne's Addition was Spokane's first neighborhood.  For decades this was an enclave for the city's elite residents.  The tour begins and ends at the MAC.  It is about 1.5 miles, highlighting the historic buildings here in the Browne's Addition neighborhood.
Take some time out of your day to walk around this neighborhood and understand the importance of the residents of Browne's Addition and the homes within it.
This looks to be a self-guided tour, with descriptions of the planned stops.  
Check it out, take a walk -- but wait until the COVID-19 pandemic is over.  We don't want anyone getting sick, you know.  (Wnek, n.d.)


Patrick Clark Mansion

Here is the full article by Zachary Wnek about the history.  You will also find lots of nice photos, and a very short audio description to listen to.

1889 Patsy Clark Mansion in Spokane Washington

from Captivating Houses

This website has even more beautiful interior shots you have to look at.  But, the most interesting thing as of 27 March 2020 is that it is listed as OFF MARKET.  Somebody bought it for probably $2.100,000, sold by Eric Tucker for the John L Scott group.



Browne's Addition Scavenger Hunt Answers

2016
nice idea, great photos.  Check it out.  You will see the Fotheringham mansion; the Clark Mansion; the Westminster Apartments where Mary Stack Clark lived with her son Patrick William Clark.  Also included are various county images.




Ghost Signs of Spokane

(Oesterheld, Harbine, Shain, & Pulley, n.d.)

Now, THIS is more like the theme of this post!
The Ghost Signs tour is a student-led project that cataloged the signs painted on the sides of the downtown buildings.  In addition to this digital tour, students created a walking tour complete with a pamphlet.
Well, darn!  It isn't about ghosts, it's more about the fading advertising painted on the sides of buildings.  Oh, well, take the tour, either virtually or in person.


Clark Mausoleum

Not really haunting, but here it is anyway.


Pettit, 2016

This is a different angle of the Clark mausoleum.  Both of them.  Patrick Clark's is on the right, while brother James' is on the left.  We don't see the Sweeney mausoleum behind the cameraman, on the other side of the street.
When Patsy Clark died, he was at first interred in his brother's mausoleum while his was being built.


Pettit, 2016
This is an interior photo. 
Below the stained glass window are two drawers,
with Patsy Clark being in the lower one and his wife Mary Stack Clark in the upper one. 
Handles for some of the other drawers along one side of the mausoleum are visible on the left. 
There are also cremated remains of family members on the ledge below the stained glass window


Battle of Big Hole, Montana

I was going to do another few blogs about this battle.  But I'm going to kick this can down the road indefinately.  If you want more information for yourself, check out this site.  Then go see it for yourself!



Spokane Monopoly

One last thing.  Monopoly.  Because why ever not?


Late for The Sky, 2020

I'm sorry.  I cannot find where it is for sale right now.  I have seen it in local WalMart's around Christmas time, so that is the best place to go that I am aware.  Perhaps the local niche bookstores, like Auntie's in Downtown Spokane.








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Resources

 Alexander, D., & Weiser-Alexander, K. (2010, December). Patsy Clark, Mining Magnate & the Haunted Clark Mansion. Retrieved December 13, 2019, from Legends of America: https://www.legendsofamerica.com/wa-patsyclark/

Clark, D. (2001, May 15). Gals put on spectacle for specters B1. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from The Region, The Spokesman-Review, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Donovan, A. (2016, November 20). Ghosts still linger at Spokane's haunted landmarks. Retrieved December 13, 2019, from KXLY.com:https://www.kxly.com/news/local-news/spokane/ghosts-still-linger-at-spokanes-haunted-landmarks-_20161121040743850/176563701

 HauntedHouses.com. (2004-2019). Patsy Clark Mansion – HauntedHouses.com. Retrieved December 13, 2019, from HauntedHouses.com: https://ghost.hauntedhouses.com/washington_spokane_patsy_clark_mansion#

 Late for The Sky. (2020). Spokane-opoly. Retrieved March 2020, from Late for The Sky: https://www.lateforthesky.com/board-games/city-games/spokane-opoly/

 Oesterheld, F., Harbine, A., Shain, C., & Pulley, E. (n.d.). Tour: Ghost Signs of Spokane. (Eastern Washington University) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Historical: https://spokanehistorical.org/tours/show/6

 Pettit, S. (2016, August 10). Landmarks: Patsy Clark, brother close in life and death. The Spokesman-Review. Spokane, Washington. Retrieved January 2020, from https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2016/aug/10/landmarks-patsy-clark-brother-close-in-life-and-de/

 Plonka, K. (2014, October 31). Haunted Spokane . (Ancestry.com) Retrieved January 2020, from The Spokesman-Review, Spokane Washington:  Newspapers.com

 Staff. (2010, November 2). Spokane's Most Haunted Places. (4 News Now) Retrieved March 8, 2020, from Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WawEi7hdZDI

 Stratton, K. (2016, October 12). October 2016 Council Connection Haunted and Spooky Spokane. (cityofspokane) Retrieved March 8, 2020, from Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_64_smy5AaM

 Video Producers Inc. (2006). Patsy Clark Mansion. Retrieved December 13, 2019, from HauntedHouses.com: https://web.archive.org/web/20070928151335/http://www.hauntedhouses.com/states/wa/patsy_clark_mansion.cfm

 Vestal, S. (2014, October 31). Favorite Haunts . (Ancestry.com) Retrieved January 2020, from The Spokesman-Review, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Wnek, Z. (n.d.). Browne's Addition. (Eastern Washington University) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Historical: https://spokanehistorical.org/tours/show/5
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11 September 2020

Patsy Clark's Restaurant part 6.1 1990s, 1990-1991

Patsy Clark's Restaurant Part 6.1 1990s (1990-1991)

1990

13 January 1990

Don't Blow it, It's Your Birthday


Patsy Clark's, 1990


27 March 1990

Local restaurants win little respect


Vink, Local restaurants win little respect, 1990

Well, that's too sad.  According to official critics, Spokane eateries didn't make the list at all.  But, According to the readers' choice, Patsy Clark's won the best wine list category.


4 April 1990

Browne's Addition gazebo opens


Vorpahl & Pelle, 1990
Vorpahl & Pelle, 1990

The gazebo in the park in Browne's Addition is ceremoniously opened.  The Spokane Falls Brass Band played John Philip Sousa marches, and women wore period dresses to recreate the original bandstand's opening in 1891.


5 April 1990

Don't Blow It, It's Your Birthday


Patsy Clark's, 1990


11 May 1990

Take mom out for food and flowers


Baldwin, Take mom out for food and flowers, 1990

The folks at Patsy Clark's Mansion in Browne's Addition won't be providing a special menu because their usual offerings are so popular.  In fact, the Mother's Day brunch ... is sold out.  But they will be giving the mothers flowers ....


18 May 1990

Award Winning & Fun


Patsy Clark's 1990


31 May 1990

Protesters picket fund-raiser at Patsy Clark's


Camden, Protesters picket fund-raiser at Patsy Clark's, 1990

Politicians who get labor support shouldn't support non-union restaurants, the leader of the local restaurant union said as she set up a picket line in front of Patsy Clark's restaurant.  The union pickts protested a fund-raiser for County Commissioner Pat Mummey at the Browne's Addition restaurant.
They stationed a photographer across the street to get pictures of people crossing their picket line.
The union has been trying to organize workers at Patsy's for about two years ... and isn't getting any help from owner Tony Anderson.
"It's not me they need to be talking to.  It's the employees," he said.
... Democrats from the Legislature have fund-raisers scheduled at Patsy's, and pickets would be embarrassing ....

4 June 1990

Pickets exceeded right


Michael, 1990

In a Letter to the Editor, Carol Michael of Deer Park writes:
"I would hazard a guess that employees of Patsy Clark's probably have better wages and benefits than do their union member counterparts.  Why else has the union for two years been unsuccessful in organizing them?"


13 June 1990

Officials dictated to by unions


Mullenix, 1990

In a Letter to the Editor, Larry E. Mullenix of Mead writes
I could not help but be astonished when I read the article about the union picketing Patsy Clark's Restaurant.  Does the union also tell these people [elected officials] where to buy their clothes, groceries and what colour socks to put on in the morning?
I only have one little vote, but I value it highly and will not be using it on someone who is pushed around by unions or any special-interest groups.


Now Demos know what's eating pickets


Camden, Demos know what's eating pickets, 1990

The restaurant workers union picketing of Patsy Clark's Mansion during a Pat Mummey fund-raiser last month made Democrats take notice.
Although the restaurant is owned by longtime Democrat Tony Anderson, the union is mad because Patsy's is a non-union shop and Anderson won't help workers organize.  
I thought the employer's obligation was only to allow -- to not forbid -- workers from unioninzing, but not to help them organize?
One democrat fund-raiser at the mansion was cancelled.  Another was moved ... Moved to another non-union restaurant!  Why? -- well, because the two other primo union shops were all booked up.


10 July 1990

AAA finds a handful of diamonds


Vink, AAA finds a handful of diamonds, 1990

Patsy Clark's is one of three local eateries given Four Diamond awards from the American Automobile Association.  
The AAA is starting to rate restaurants this year in the same way that it has rated hotels and motels since 1977.


20 July 1990

Champagne Buffet Brunch


Patsy Clark's, 1990


18 September

Winning wine list


Kelly, Winning wine list, 1990


31 October 1990

This time, the restaurant union had no appetite for picketing


Camden, This time the restaurant union had no appetite for picketing, 1990

Why?  because there are too many pickets going on.  Not enough people to cover them all.


14 December 1990

Patsy Clark's is Giving Away Gift Certificates


Patsy Clark's, 1990


1991

14 March 1991

Two Misconceptions about Patsy Clark's


Patsy Clark's 1991

Hold that thought about the dress code.  
We are going to look at the expensive misconception.
The President's Whiskey Steak is $17.50 -- worth $33.15 today in 2020, as is the Broiled Swordfish [it's been about 50 years since I've eated Swordfish!] and the Rack of Lamb Rosemary (Official Data Foundation, 2020).
I don't know about you, but that seems expensive to me!



5 April 1991

Worth Noting


Vink, Worth Noting, 1991


22 April 1991

Secretary's Week at Patsy Clark's


Patsy Clark's, 1991


25 April 1991

Patsy Clark's Come Dressed as You Are


Patsy Clark's, 1991

The seafood is what has changed.  I'd love to check it out!


10 May 1991

If your mom wants brunch


Baldwin, If your mom wants brunch, 1991

Nothing's too good for mama on Mother's Day ... But if you haven't planned ahead, there's a chance you won't get into the most popular spots for that traditional ritual, the Mother's Day Brunch.


12 May 1991

Clost to Home


Gorseth, 1991

Again, another article about the AAA four-diamond award.


24 May 1991

Patsy Clark's by Lester Smith


Patsy Clark's 1991

This looks like a little poem that Lester Smith wrote.  All in caps.


9 August 1991

Ahoy mate, Red Lobster might locate in Spokane


Vink, Ahoy mate, Red Lobster might locate in Spokane, 1991

Yes, Yes.  This is another case where the headline doesn't match the snippet of information.  This article describes the new menu going on at the mansion.
BTW, because I have future knowlege, I can tell you that Red Lobster does, indeed, pop up in Spokane.


1 October 1991

No historical study done of old house due for demolition


Prager, No historical study done of old house due for demolition, 1991

This is a Cutter-designed house that is slated to be torn down, is obviously of historical value but has never had any study done.


10 October 1991

Fall at Patsy Clark's


Patsy Clark's, 1991


24 October 1991

Thief inadvertently turns stolen purse into time capsule


Clark, Thief inadvertently turns stolenpurse into time capsule, 1991

Cool story here.  A cat went missing.  The tenant living in the Carriage house tore out some plaster, got herself into a tight spot and found this missing purse.  No valuables, but enough personal items to identify the owner as a female journalist at a time when females usually did not venture out in that field.  The purse has been returned to a neice.


31 October 1991

Autumn at Patsy Clark's


Patsy Clark's, 1991

It's True
When you dine at Patsy Clark's you'll dining [sic] in one of the most elegant mansions in the U.S.  Every table is a view table in the mansion.  So why go somewhere else, pay more and hope for a window table?
We have 15 items on the menu for $14.95 or less.  Whether you are in for brunch, lunch, dinner, cocktails or a banquet, formal or informal, no one can take better care of you than Patsy Clark's can.


1 November 1991

Recipe for Toll House Chocolate Chip Pie like the one served at Patsy Clark's


Carnie, 1991


7 November 1991

Patsy Clark's Best Hors d'Oeuvre


Deaconess Medical Center Foundation, 1991

Patsy Clark's restaurant has the best Hors d'Oeuvre in Spokane


20 December 1991

The best places for a quiet holiday drink


Kelly, The best places for a quiet holiday drink, 1991






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Resources

Baldwin, L. (1990, May 11). Take mom out for food and flowers. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Baldwin, L. (1991, May 10). If your mom wants brunch. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Camden, J. (1990, May 31). Protesters picket fund-raiser at Patsy Clark's. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from The Spokesman-Review, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Camden, J. (1990, June 13). Demos know what's eating pickets. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved January 24, 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Camden, J. (1990, October 31). This time, the restaurant union had no appetite for picketing. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Carnie, L. (1991, October 1). Recipe for Toll House Chocolate Chip Pie like the one served at Patsy Clark's. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Clark, D. (1991, October 24). Thief inadvertently turns stolen purse into time capsule. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved January 24, 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Deaconess Medical Center Foundation. (1991, November 7). Patsy Clark's Best Hors D'oeuvre. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from The Spokesman-Review, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Gorseth, R. (1991, May 12). Close to Home. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from The Spokesman-Review, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Kelly, L. (1990, September 18). Winning wine list. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Kelly, L. (1991, December 20). The best places for a quiet holiday drink. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Michael, C. (1990, June 4). Pickets exceeded right. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Mullenix, L. E. (1990, June 13). Officials dictated to by unions. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Patsy Clark's. (1990, January 13). Don't Blow it, It's Your Birthday 1990. (Ancestry..com) Retrieved March 2020, from The Spokesman-Review, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Patsy Clark's. (1990, April 5). Don't Blow It, It's Your Birthday, April 1990. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Patsy Clark's. (1990, May 18). Award Winning & Fun, May 1990. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from The Spokesman-Review, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Patsy Clark's. (1990, July 20). Champagne Buffet Brunch July 1990. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Patsy Clark's. (1990, December 14). Patsy Clark's is Giving Away Gift Certificates. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Patsy Clark's. (1991, March 14). Two Misconceptions about Patsy Clark's. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Patsy Clark's. (1991, April 22). Secretary's Week at Patsy Clark's. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Patsy Clark's. (1991, April 25). Patsy Clark's Come Dressed As You Are. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Patsy Clark's. (1991, May 24). Patsy Clark's by Lester Smith. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from The Spokesman-Review, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Patsy Clark's. (1991, October 10). Fall at Patsy Clark's. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from The Spokesman-Review, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Patsy Clark's. (1991, October 31). Autumn at Patsy Clark's. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Prager, M. (1991, October 1). No historical study done of old house due for demolition. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Vink, G. (1990, March 27). Local restaurants win little respect. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

 Vink, G. (1990, July 10). AAA finds a handful of diamonds. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

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 Vink, G. (1991, August 9). Ahoy mate, Red Lobser might locate in Spokane. (Ancestry.com) Retrieved March 2020, from Spokane Chronicle, Spokane Washington: Newspapers.com

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