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The following events occurred in the 1920s:
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Events[edit | edit source]
- Dead Dog Farm is built.[1]
- Owl Cave becomes a popular rendezvous for couples.[2]
1922[edit | edit source]
- Thomas Packard inherits the Packard Sawmill. He razes the original structure and the mill is rebuilt.[2]
1923[edit | edit source]
- Aleister Crowley publishes Moonchild.[3]
1925[edit | edit source]
- The Gold Rush and The Battleship Potemkin are screened at the Bijou Opera House.[2]
- Dan Hayward establishes his medical practice at Calhoun Memorial Hospital.[3]
1927[edit | edit source]
- Douglas Milford claims to see and photograph a "giant" and a "walking owl." He unsuccessfully attempts to persuade the Regional Scoutmaster Council to investigate. He is removed from the scouts and begins "living in sin" with Pauline Cuyo.[3]
- With scoutmaster Dwayne Milford, Boy Scouts Andrew Packard, Rusty, and Theo embark on a hike. When lightning strikes a tree, Packard sees an extremely tall man looking at him, then vanishing. He hears thudding throughout the night and in the morning, Milford finds a large footprint.[3]
1929[edit | edit source]
- Douglas Milford leaves Twin Peaks.[3]
- At a screening of The Jazz Singer, Twin Peaks' last-living Civil War veteran dies from a "fatal rictus" upon hearing Jolson sing.[3]
Births[edit | edit source]
- May 25, 1929 – Will Hayward[2]
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