Special Sale of Women's Low Shoes and Slippers
A vintage sale advertises numerous women's footwear items with low heels, laces, and various calfskin and canvas uppers. Lot numbers list Growing Girls Oxfords and Pumps, white canvas styles, kid leather models, and several price points from $1.45 to $6.95, highlighting special sale prices for multiple sizes and colors.
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McMinnville Officer Shot in Auto Robbery
In McMinnville Oregon July night officer Clark was shot in the left hand when an assailant opened fire from a car. The getaway vehicle fled toward the York River bridge as Sheriff Henderson and officers searched the area for the trio of men and the wounded officer was treated at a hospital. The city posted a 200 reward for the arrestee as investigators work to identify the suspects.
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Hun Prisoners Hone Soon in BERLE July 7
The report says German prisoners of war will be repatriated through Cologne Mayence and Coblenz with prisoners in England shipped via Holland or a director steamer to Germany. It notes about 6000 German POWs remain, many volunteering in Sheer ia.
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Germany
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Mayence
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England
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Heria
Giant Round-Up Picture Opens Washington Eyes
A bizarre image from Pendleton’s past is described as hanging in a Washington office. The picture, said to be from a celebrated negative, aimed to depict the Pendleton roundup era and attract visitors in early 1915. The scene notes the build up to a notable event.
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Sinnott
Pendleton
Untitled fragment on committee and eastern tenderfeet learning
A fragmented note describes a committee room scene where Mr Sin fot is a dailsman and mentions eastern tenderfeet learning about the Round up and what it took Ike, preserving only readable elements.
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Rieth Residents Plan California Trip and Local Social Notes
Rieth people prepare for a California visit with several travelers listed, including Mr and Mrs Peter Parley moving to Anthony Street and Mr and Mrs Harry Grant with daughter visiting Indiana relatives. The column also notes local visits, arrivals, and malleable tidbits about friends and kin across Rieth and Pendleton communities.
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Dauvelier Lillian
Toda
My. Kee
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Fred Hannan
Wisi
Peter Parley
Anthony Street
Cmatilla
Harry Grant
Inda
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Po W. Clark
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Lanna
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Keira
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Rieth
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Dynamite Used at Butte to Blow Up Copper Co Office
An explosion damaged the Adamsconda Copper Mining war office in Butte, Montana, at about 4 am. A dynamite charge blew a heavy front grating, damaging surrounding buildings in the business district. Five thousand dollars estimated property loss. Police report three arrests as investigation continues.
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Copper Co
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Adnaeconda Copper Mining Company
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Anaconda
Treentiy
Imekeepers
Bhi
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Verma
War protest reported by interallied forces
A July report from a Perm publication notes French and allied troops shouting Vive Slavia vive France, along with death threats against Thuly. General Wrashill, commander of later allied forces at Fuune, is said to have filed a protest with the French general.
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Paris Labor Leaders Weigh Not Hastening General Strike
July report from the Executive Committees of the Metal Workers Union notes pressure to start the proposed strike earlier than planned. District workers strike at percent and aim to meet union leaders to adjust the schedule without endangering overall success. The union seeks wartime support and faces a press body that questions readiness while maintaining the call for broader action.
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Metal Workers Union
Etrike
Bape
Charet
Niamcigl
Silverton Folk Object to Remark by Man Who Upheld Russian Reds
In Silverton outraged residents protested a public remark by a speaker who defended Russian Reds. The incident touched on wartime repression and anti-American propaganda. Local reactions referenced Allied and German actions, with officials noting the charged climate and legal consequences for wartime speech.
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Silverton
German Editor Fined for False News Claim
Jury acquitted or convicted Somer Hern, editor of the Montuuluur Kreis- Pint, on charges linked to publishing statements about American troops, with the accused fined for publishing false news as reported by the Montuuluur Kreis- Pint.
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Somer Hern
Montuuluur Kreis- Pint
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Etatemente
Americ
Zemo Promises Clear Skin with Easy at-Home Use
An old style advertisement touts Zemo as a remedy for skin problems including pimples blotches eczema and ringworm. It claims rapid, clean antiseptic action without stickiness or greasiness and lists a bottle price of 31.00 with simple application.
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