Dainty Envelope Combinations at Worth While Reductions
A catalog-style advertisement touts lace trimmed undergarments and organdie adornments with new georgette blouses reduced to 5.85. It lists envelope combinations in several price tiers from 4.75 to 1.50, noting comfort, length, and durability for thrifty women during June sales.
White Sale House Dresses Offer Across Styles and Colors
House Dresses White Sale features gingham chambray stripes checks and solids in sizes 34 to 46 with values to 1.75. Extra cotton twill pieces with emblems and blue collars in sizes 14 to 44. White Sale price to 1.99. Styles include belted middy separates with blue white or pink white stripes and solid pink and blue percale. June White Sale Pr 98¢.
Snowy Heaps of Undermuslins at Bargain Prices
Dainty nightgowns of crepe lawn nainsook batiste and organdie with lace embroidery and medallions are advertised in a White Sale. One of a kind gowns offer even more radical reductions than the listed prices.
Corset Sale Highlights Deep Price Rises and Odd Sizes
A short time offer features discontinued corset models from Roy al Worcester Bon Ton and Gossard in front and back lacing styles. Prices have more than doubled on many materials while sale items drop about one third from regular prices of 1.50 2.00 2.50 and up to 8.50.
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Royal Worcester
Bon Ton
Feast of bargains in dainty Lawn dresses sale
Sale notes reduced prices on infants lawn and silk bonnets from 50c to 2.95 and on sacques gowns bands and other accessories from 7.5 to 5. Added embroidery and handwork details mark the event with lace trims and refined designs aimed at infant apparel and related items.
June White Sale Includes Brassieres by City Shop
A local retailer advertises a large brassiere sale in June claiming the most complete stock in the city. It promises styles that flatter figures, with trims such as embroidery and lace and discounts from regular prices.
Washington Diary Log Aims to Trace Naval Collier
June 2 report notes the cessation of the appearance of the old naval collier in the harbor as investigators seek the fate of the vessel and its crew amid questions of its disappearance.
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Ood
Ewes Aefer
Personal and News Notes From Helix
Personal and news notes from Helix indicate community updates with names of local residents and events. Mentions include Mr M. fsmith, Kev W. R. Steere, C. McCormack, and J. Griewerd, with references to lectures, church events, and social visits across the week.
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HELIX
Wheat at Nolin reports mixed activity in area farming
In Nolin on June 13 John Kerr of Holdman visited after loading hay. Local workers ship wheat, set up Collins warehouse for coming crop, and discuss a bumper yield. Several residents travel for work and family updates fill the week.
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East Oregonian
Nolin
John Kerr
Holdman
Joe Birnie Nates
Anthooss Hospital
Dallan Dupuis
David Shumway
Roy Hudd
Mon Hake
Pembleton Wave
Collins
J.C Williams
J.T. Williams
Montane
A. Pr
J Trinwold
Wells
John
Thomas Kerr
Pendleton
Heldman
Frank
J. O. Kerr
Chas. Welch
Meacham
Fer
Sn Edgar
Wow
Jan A
Steele
Mies
Josephine Swiliwan
Atenie Marher
Arthur
Woerttogren
Cecently
Hervetivad
Die
Circulating Library Phonograph Records Arrives at Oregon
A circulating library of phonograph records will be installed in the University of Oregon to support homal extension work. The project is backed by the State Music Teachers Association and Dr. Landelar y, dean of the college, with a committee in Eugene to collect and catalog records. The collection will be placed under a head committee led by De Landabury and will handle requests for records and related correspondence for community music and civic events.
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University of Oregon, Fawemeune
University of Oregon
Landelary
Mugene
Weite Mine
Portland
Minier
Reselure
M. Rootpyiee
Tunis
Ommemn
Walte
de Landabury
Pettry
Watt
Unclear historical note on firearm incident and public reaction
Fragmentary report cites a violent event with five exploded revolver shells and discussion of progress over forty years. Names and locations are obscured by garbled OCR, but the piece references fear among children and statements about safety measures and future articles.
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