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Date
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Sunday, March
3, 2002 |
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City
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159 |
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County:
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Lewis |
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History:
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A
Wisconsin town was named by a resident impressed by Thomas Campbell's
poem, "Pleasure of Hope," which mentions the Alaska village (now
spelled Unalaska). A resident of the Wisconsin town founded the
Carlisle Lumber Co. and successively extended operations to Arkansas,
Texas and finally in 1914, to Washington - and in each state duplicated
the Aleut Native-American name of his former home. |
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