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A Bend emblem on the lumbermen’s program

The Bend Bulletin · August 19, 1927

In the story: 5. For the use of all, 1923–1929.

Programs Made for Lumbermen, followed by the beginning of a report about a souvenir program.
The headline and opening columns of the printing-shop report. The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon Examine the original

The Bulletin’s own printing shop put the emblem on a souvenir program for visiting lumbermen.

A reception committee was preparing for the Western Pine Manufacturers’ meeting. The program combined two greens with black, photographs of timber operations and local scenery, and articles on forestry and the association’s laboratory.

A timber scene appeared on the front; the Bend emblem appeared on the back. The newspaper describes the booklet, but a surviving copy is still needed to see which drawing the printers used.

From the source

A timber scene photographed near Bend adorns the front cover, and the Bend emblem is used on the back.

A newspaper column ending with a description of a timber scene on the front and Bend emblem on the back.
The continuation describes the colors, photographs and emblem on the back cover. The Bend Bulletin · Historic Oregon Newspapers, University of Oregon Examine the original

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