The Weekly Puget Sound Argus, founded in 1889 by J.J. Smith and local advocates in Port Townsend, Washington, has been a vital source of news and community engagement. Initially focused on local politics and societal issues, the newspaper has evolved to cover a broad range of topics including arts, culture, and environmental concerns. Its transition to digital platforms has enhanced accessibility, allowing a wider audience to benefit from its rigorous journalism. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of the Weekly Puget Sound Argus, including 1885, with a total of 337 scans available. These archives offer a glimpse into the past, mentioning historical figures, events, and even aspects of your own family history. Explore the wealth of information and immerse yourself in the region's history by searching for old newspapers on OldNews.com.