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Emblematic measles
1917–1922 · 81 records · 14 a year
The emblem gets onto butter and lumber, the money runs out, and in 1922 the town is told it may use the mark any way it sees fit.
See these years in the archive’s year chart, with the search and the kinds
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January 18, 1917
The best advertised town in the northwest
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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February 8, 1917
The company that owned it was still using it, 1917
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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February 16, 1917
A club founded in the club
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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February 20, 1917
Bend Emblem Butter
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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March 27, 1917
Privileges, not membership
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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April 23, 1917
The building comes up for sale seven years early
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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April 28, 1917
Fifty tables for the Red Cross
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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May 2, 1917
The club hall becomes a barracks
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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May 11, 1917
Another order, another banquet
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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June 11, 1917
Wednesday, 7:45
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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June 28, 1917
Bend Shevlin Pine, 1917
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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August 23, 1917
Regulation arms, if the government sends them
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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August 29, 1917
The same rules, a year on
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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December 28, 1917
Invitations sent out today
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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December 29, 1917
Five men and a dance
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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January 3, 1918
To reopen club
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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January 26, 1918
A smaller number than usual
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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February 27, 1918
Officers and thrift stamps
Historic Oregon Newspapers · University of Oregon Libraries
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April 30, 1918
Two of the junior boys
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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May 27, 1918
The founder wires from Seattle
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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June 4, 1918
A Saturday dinner for bankers
Historic Oregon Newspapers · University of Oregon Libraries
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June 5, 1918
A request for trout
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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June 6, 1918
Mr. Cheney arrives
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
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June 10, 1918
Emblem Club dinner success
The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon
57 more records carry a picture. Every one of them is in the list below.
All 81 in order
- The best advertised town in the northwestJanuary 18, 1917
- The company that owned it was still using it, 1917February 8, 1917
- A club founded in the clubFebruary 16, 1917
- Bend Emblem ButterFebruary 20, 1917
- Privileges, not membershipMarch 27, 1917
- The building comes up for sale seven years earlyApril 23, 1917
- Fifty tables for the Red CrossApril 28, 1917
- The club hall becomes a barracksMay 2, 1917
- Another order, another banquetMay 11, 1917
- Wednesday, 7:45June 11, 1917
- Bend Shevlin Pine, 1917June 28, 1917
- Regulation arms, if the government sends themAugust 23, 1917
- The same rules, a year onAugust 29, 1917
- Invitations sent out todayDecember 28, 1917
- Five men and a danceDecember 29, 1917
- To reopen clubJanuary 3, 1918
- A smaller number than usualJanuary 26, 1918
- Officers and thrift stampsFebruary 27, 1918
- Two of the junior boysApril 30, 1918
- The founder wires from SeattleMay 27, 1918
- A Saturday dinner for bankersJune 4, 1918
- A request for troutJune 5, 1918
- Mr. Cheney arrivesJune 6, 1918
- Emblem Club dinner successJune 10, 1918
- A band concert, Emblem Club lawnJune 27, 1918
- A home for the libraryOctober 17, 1918
- The AnswerOctober 19, 1918
- One member, end to endOctober 25, 1918
- Hearts as targetsFebruary 14, 1919
- True Irish hospitalityMarch 14, 1919
- Ten men take on the debtApril 25, 1919
- Cheney gives his equityMay 2, 1919
- The clubhouse, photographedMay 10, 1919
- Statements of duesMay 17, 1919
- Memorial Day at the hallJune 5, 1919
- The Elks gather at the Emblem ClubJune 24, 1919
- Another lodge, born in the roomJune 27, 1919
- The lady-members and the men membersMarch 8, 1920
- Blue and gold, the club colorsMarch 15, 1920
- Both cups, four months before the showApril 8, 1920
- Merely for convenienceJune 5, 1920
- Early in JulyJune 18, 1920
- An airline, decided in the clubhouseJune 30, 1920
- A visiting speaker looks aheadJuly 29, 1920
- The ladies' auxiliary of the clubAugust 7, 1920
- The last show was in 1917August 14, 1920
- Such a historic buildingAugust 18, 1920
- A small fire at the clubhouseAugust 19, 1920
- Two rules for one cupAugust 19, 1920
- In the window of Larson & Co.August 23, 1920
- Five varieties, artistically arrangedAugust 25, 1920
- Pink hollyhocksSeptember 2, 1920
- The trustee conveysSeptember 11, 1920
- A regular monthly luncheonNovember 6, 1920
- Where the Chamber wrote its rulesNovember 13, 1920
- Wives, and members, in one paragraphDecember 18, 1920
- A buck's head for the clubroomFebruary 3, 1921
- No bank, Emblem club, no Commercial clubFebruary 5, 1921
- Blue and gold againApril 9, 1921
- Twenty young kittens at the Emblem ClubApril 20, 1921
- A week at the Emblem ClubApril 23, 1921
- The circular Bend emblemMay 5, 1921
- A farewell for T. A. McCannJuly 20, 1921
- Over the hillJuly 28, 1921
- The old songs returnAugust 18, 1921
- Six competitorsAugust 23, 1921
- A charter member, in her own rightAugust 27, 1921
- Seventy membersNovember 19, 1921
- Ten kittens and a tigerDecember 12, 1921
- New officers for 1922January 10, 1922
- A snowball burst from the ceilingJanuary 21, 1922
- The Bend Co. to Emblem clubJanuary 28, 1922
- Their club home on BroadwayFebruary 18, 1922
- A gavel and a juniper blockApril 5, 1922
- Device a proven successApril 6, 1922
- An emblem for automobilesJune 15, 1922
- Permission to spread the emblemJune 22, 1922
- Eighty blister feet crossing burning sandsAugust 8, 1922
- Not less than five varietiesAugust 10, 1922
- Cups fail to change handsAugust 23, 1922
- The cup stays with Mrs. HudsonAugust 24, 1922