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1914: newspaper discovery leads
17 candidate pages from 1914, and 7 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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1914-01-14 · image 5
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luatton hard to beut-"-l'rlncetou Tiger. Lucky Horscthoss. Shi' Po you believe tn horseihoes its an emblem of luck lie Yes, It they are 011 tho wluului; Uurso. Lou dun Oplnleu. Consider tho Daw, The qnestlou U often akcd, Does the dow rise or fall? Dewfall Is as admis sible nn expression as suurlso or sun set, lu both cases the expression-Is nt variance with scientific fact. Moteoro loglcully, the…
1914-02-11 · image 3
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Rrado nnd IIIrIi Hchool Rtuduui Monday mornliiR and Rpnnl Monday and Tuotdny vUltliiR at tlm chool. EMBLEM CLUB DINNER Amitnil Mi'ctliiK field Hiilnnliiy NlRtit In llinko lloimo. Tlio minimi dlunur of tlio Kmlilnm Club wiin hold Huturdny uvonltiR, W, I). Clionoy co m I n k In from Honttlo for tlm occnnlon on Krldny. Mr. Clionuy broiiRht with him to ho IiIn RiioHtn nl tlm dlnnor Wllllnm McMur rny,…
1914-04-08 · image 6
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nite In this splendid service. The building was attractively dec orated with manzanlta, flowers and emblems. The meetings throughout were all well attended and proved to he a source of Insn'ratlon and enthus iasm. Our thanks nro due to all those who contributed by entertain ment and In other wavs to the splen did success of this convention. built. On his trip out Mr. Ferris took with him tho China…
1914-05-27 · image 2
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ers Goods, D. Tofortlllor, Dyers, M. D. Dardwoll, E. M. Solid. E. A. Hoyer. Sutzln, Urbutlte. A. F. Emblem, O. Harn. and Mrs. Wallace. Clarence Llpplncott who hno been visiting his uncle, Floyd Llpplncott. at tho ranch, camo In town last night and left for Dend this morning. Mrs. Ijyal Drown of St. John's Is Relieve Dladdcr IHntreaa and Weak. neM. Irrogular, painful bladder weak nesses disappear w…
1914-06-24 · image 5
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V. D. Cheney of Seattle was here Friday. Saturday, Sunday and Mon day. Friday he met members of the Emblom Club a.t a dinner In the cluli- nouso.t bunuay was spent at ueis Ings on the Metollus, with Mr. ond Mrs. J. C. Rhodes, Clyde McKny, Mr. and Mm. A. M. Prlnglo and Hr Latham. HULLKTIN ON BIIKKP. A Farmer's Bulletin or Interest In this section of tho country haa just been Issued by tho Departmen…
1914-07-08 · image 1
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a City. H. E. Dryer of Kansas City and C. P. Price of Knoxvllle. Tenn. They were entertained nt the Emblem Club nnd J. C. Ilhodes and Dr. Fcrrell took them our In cars. While Mr. Dreyer was making an rmateurish effort to fish In front of the Emblem Clubhouse the others In tho party, wishing to havo some fun al his expense, got Game Warden McKay to slip up and place the fisher man under arrest for…
1914-07-08 · image 4
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obably near Hteldl'a dam. Fob marked with Initials "II. H. It." Llhornl rewnrd. 800 J. W. Riiusell, Emblem Club. 1 MISCELLANEOUS. TO TRADE--For team of twrsw Woll drilling outfit In first clnss con dition valued nt f 1(0. J. II. Min or. iotf REWARDI 26 for arrest iuu conviction of tho party that nllloS iny shepherd dog, Frank J. (Ruder. Mllllcnn Valloy, 17-18o ir r & r ill I li California rnr KMto…
1914-08-12 · image 4
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linml. On. a nnrt of tho "Kcnornl display gon, will write an autobiography on flowers for which the Emblem Cluli tinll.k . fAinln Httinn i ' nut la nrYornil IIIV IHII1U e .'lilj Ul " HUH tlVi VU wss .-. cntohes his breath. Something- the 5. An exhibit may not bo enter- Mayor did caused the citizens of Bend ed fpr more than one prize, to go on n bender, nnd their Mayor I'nless otherwise requested,…
1914-08-26 · image 1
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ted. uMce Ui my that thn Commercial OIi ami Ihnhletti OlnrV committee re bnay arranging mutism. The emblem Club addition to Uh lion l .about completed, mid there a ban 4uet to the vbdtor anil Ideal people 'Will lw sttrved with acatitnodalkHt for rlos to MO. Itentl I receiving all klnia of pub licity already from thu ewurulon. And of course whan It gta hero, and flr II leave, the town will come In…
1914-09-06 · image 3
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hing can savo you onco my teellu'a get hurt. Tum nlo TesBle. WANTKD Knovlodgo of tneana to Join the Emblem Club. I belong to everything else and pay my dues the trout are Una lly bagged, an I still on a lovely (lender thoy will i fried and eaten aa doe red and those who partake thereof will be able in nuetich their thirst by eating the flah In order to make the supply v manent, the roe will be rem…
1914-09-09 · image 6
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, with Ed Wor. leln and C. F. Berg, installed a Mul ish' Dynasty hero. Tho ceremony oo cured on thd Emblom Club lawn, and Vaa proceeded by the oonforlng of tha; "Degreq of Equality" by Judge CoIvIb. Tho whole thing was glor loutjfjosh, with Just enough of a ser ious, naturo to make H well balanced. All of the local men present were made Muts, after t))0. following bad undergone a grilling crosa ev…
1914-09-09 · image 10
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t tho Admon was tho planting ot the Hobo. This oocurcd Monday morn ing, on tho lawn In front of tho Em blem Club. Whllo tho Portland publicists havo planted a numbor of rosea nt various towns, signifying tho establishment of brotherly relations with tho Wll lamotto metropolis, this was tho first occasion ot a ceremony In conncctlou with tho planting. A beautiful Caro lina Tostout rose. Portland's…
1914-09-16 · image 8
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g men of llend havo set up a log temple dedicated to hospitality anil goou cheer. This Is tho llend Emblem Club and tho reason for It. Tno old name Fare well Pond thoy changed In Impllci tlon to Wclcomo Hond. Thoy must havo conceded to Portland Ad Club members merit to bo their guests un der their own requirements, for last Sunday and Monday was spent with them. Tho special train from Portland dur…
1914-09-23 · image 1
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of business men with wbgoli ho discussed conditions. V The party was entertained at din ner at the Emblem Club and left aWout 11 o'clock for Hood Rlvor whoro Mr. Wlnchell was to make bis next stop. Railroad men who were dlrecttm; Mr. Wlnchell's travels through Ore gon and wero hero with him wero William McMurray, general passen ger agent of tha O.-W. R. & N. Co.. F. W.- Hoblnstm, -assistant -traf…
1914-10-14 · image 8
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of tho finest expressions of sotstlment. "Crown of the fecst" was W. D. Cheney. Taboo of tho llcml Umbloin Club and of tho Honey llews. who was Klven tribute by nil tho others pres ent, and who In his turn Instructed i..m in Mm wnv of tho Honor Dees which Is to Rather not tho bitterness' I...I iIia uutioIh nf llfn. Thn Hanev Dec said this man or raro personality Is not necessarily setnsh, but If…
1914-10-28 · image 4
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ll you thnt every brick in the building represents a broken heart nnd tlte color of the building is em blematical of the blood which has dripped thoru from. Whenever I think of tho devil I think of booze, nnd whenever I think of boozo I think of tho devil, for the devil is booze and boozo is boll. Old Boozo is an outlnw who hns boon long pur sued but ncvor subdued. At no time nnd under no circumst…
1914-11-18 · image 5
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Held school building and thoro wlil bo an Informal reception for tho tcaohers Monday evening In tho Emblem Club li.inn.UPt hall. A musical program for tho different sessions Is IHng arrang ed by tho Ilend teachers. The program for tho Institute Is as follows: Institute I-oadors M. B. Plttman, Monmouth Normnl; K. T. Mathos, Ilolllnghani Normal; F. !!.-8hcpherd, Orogon Agricultural Colloge; F. I,. G…