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1912: newspaper discovery leads
10 candidate pages from 1912, and 6 of them produced filed records. These machine-read fragments have not all been checked against the page image, and they may concern unrelated emblems or clubs.
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1912-01-10 · image 1
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Tho dlnlnr room Ikii' been decorated especially for tho oc casion In rod and white. Tho three links emblem of tho order and the letter "K. 1 T." woro used moil effectively In this scheme. Tho spread placed before tho din ers was an exrellont one, belnc much enjoyed by all present. After clears had been passed around, Noble Oram! O, M. l'nter soli called for apeechea and there was a larito number o…
1912-01-10 · image 8
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hnd been lying nnd en veloped the flowers with it. telling them that this green covering, being tbe emblem of modesty and humility, would make (be moss nc ihe fairest of Its vlcs nnd Its queeu for all time. -Pall Mull Gazette. Quetn Clliabtth's Jttttr. Pace. Jester lu Queen Klluibetb. was so bitter lu his retorts on her that he wns once forbidden her presence After he hnd Is-en ab-ent for some tim…
1912-05-08 · image 12
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o count l.v, and arrangements havo boon mado tor local exercises appropriate to tho occasion. y Tho emblem of the day Is a wlilto carnation, and a large supplv ot this flower wllVbo on hand to supt V thoso ,ho wlrlrto wear them. Thv will bo on sale, at Corkott s. O Don l'.-ll t market and Patterson's druit i)toro At tho Haptlst church In tliu eve ning tl7 Dr. Oorlty will preach a special K-rmon on…
1912-07-03 · image 28
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-cooperation, hospitality, and municipal patriotism in other words, and sue-' cincdy, to make it an emblem of TRUE SUCCESS. 1i '. IE! v " f. .-uiT v- .. ... ' &v xii? J6 I i V iSJt ! : ? J ii i- . ,, , to ,-vifv ' K'lli A I fc 1 ' "1 " -, v' V,. i ;. j. ft . V , .' ' i, h ... v fi ' .' (T i 4 ' .X i : i ' i i' k VI" y I . ti if ' !m,.. rs tr- 1…
1912-07-24 · image 12
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inin.' ann vnn nnnrn iaj.far ni inn booth Insldo was an electric trans parency of tho blue and sold emblem Head was very much In the public tye. The llend booth by day vraa by far tho handsomest In Seattle. Decorated throughout with blue and gold, the colors of tho Emblom Club, It was filled with fresh flowers, pictures, literature, exhibits of Ucnd products and grains and grasses; and tho entire…
1912-08-21 · image 1
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tue cut Powers sold. A feature among (ho prlxes this year was a handsome silver cup of fered by the Emblem Club, which goes for tho best all-round display of flowers, and become the property of whoever wins It three auccesslvo seasons. The winner Saturday was Mr. E. W. Richardson. A feature that added to the at tractive appearance of tho room was a lot of beautiful roses sent by W. D. Cheney of Se…
1912-08-21 · image 11
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vored few, their hangers-on and their beneficiaries. who think the eagle 1 upon the dollar not a an emblem of liberty, but n an emblem of iower. nnd who look upon government n on annex to their busi ness affulrs. These nro they who In the past year of Itepubllcnn misrule have turned the temple of constitutional free dom luto a money changers' mart and have made of tho co-ordinate brunches of gover…
1912-09-04 · image 1
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fact that even the luxury of a barber woa Included In Its equipment From tho roar nlatrorm n Mr nni emblem, electrically Illuminated, trailed a meaaaee of llend from inm Bound to the Deichulra. nntl U.r, again. There were GH uponln nlr,t They made enough nolao and had enougn entnuslaam for 680; when they wero awoke and at work meanlne 33 hour nut nf th it their performance would have put a conserv…
1912-12-04 · image 8
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SAY ABOUT BEND A valuable and Intorcaling pub licity booklet has lwn printed by Tb nulletln for the Emblem Club, an Initial order of 10,000 copies i)ilnU lias been taken hj lh ftend Tark, Company, Ita originator, for Seattle distribution. Tho leaflet ia called "What Others tUf Atwut It." "It Is Uend. Most 3t (he lext fol lows: James J. Hill says: My belief In the future of Cuntml Oregon is boot Il…
1912-12-04 · image 12
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d nueiness orttftHlzatlons In the West, was the sponsor of a regular Ad Club luncheon, at which the Emblem Club of Bend was the offletnl host of the day. represented by the Head Park Company, to whom be longs the credit for the arrangement and the financing of what was char acterised as the most unique and entertaining event of the kind yet won In Seattle, a city noted for such "stunts." There wer…