Flag Day Observed by Pendleton Elks
Pendleton Elks held Flag Day exercises attended by judge and DAR representatives. Mrs. S. A. Lowell opened the program with remarks, Rev. J. Francis Morgan gave the stirring tribute, Harald J. Warner delivered the flag tribute, and soloists performed. The program included a history reading by Dr. D. Tolleman and prayers, with the lodge officers participating.
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A. Lowell
Uina- Na
J. Francis Morgan
First Presbyterian Church
Harald J. Warner
Wan Flo
Solow
Mien
Booth
Clyde Phillips
America
Auld Lang Syne
Sdience
Irenoh
Eorrie Sutton
Ruder
Drake
ID. Tolleman
Law Service
Local committee chaired by KF McMonien leads flag project
Harold J. Warner reports a flag initiative organized by a committee led by KF. J. McMonien with members A. Cooppen and kk Collaborators discuss the project and assign tasks to complete the display.
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Harold J. Warner
KF. J. McMonien
A. Cooppen
Comp Bet
127 Graduate From University Today Wheeler Delivers Talk
One hundred twenty seven graduates completed studies at the University of Oregon this morning. Benjamin Ide Wheeler, honorary president of UC, gave the commencement address. Graduates came from Portland, Eugene, other Oregon towns, and outside the state.
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Ruaene
Ore
University of Oregon
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Portland
Eugene
Citien
Nego
Army airplanes to stop at Jubilee in Rugene
June 15 report from Brugene says seven Army planes will pause during the Port land return trip to Sacramento. A sanded field is ready for the birdmen and cleared for 6000 automobiles as Springfield Irrigation Jubilee marks the first Krigstian Project milestone in the Willamette valley, supplying water to 15,000 acres between Springfield and Hupenes.
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Brugene
Springfield
War Department
Portland
Matherfield
Sacramento
Willamette Valley
University Head Will Get 6000 Sum
The University of Oregon board of regents approved a contract for a new women's building with a total cost of 54000. Private funds will deposit 25000 in the state treasury, and 25000 more will come from the oil trust. Construction starts in fall with multiple contracts. A salary raise for Freel Campbell was approved, and Linwood Dement will join as head of journalism, teaching classes and serving as executive secretary of the Portland extension center this summer.
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University OF Oregon
Fone
University Board of Regents
Acavon
Haw
Antaide Shell
Beard
Freel Font Campbella
Culin
Dement
University of Washington
Oregon
Portland
Milady's Shoe Styles Change Only Slightly for 1920
A 1920 shoe forecast from Allied Cornell Advance Style Schedule notes minor shifts in women's footwear vs 1919. Recommendations include two shades in California, a not brown and a lighter hue, with brown kid hides in medium dark and dark golden browns. A neutral medi gray is also suggested.
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Milady
Tylee
Bors
Cornell
Calif
Delta Fancy Brick of Ice Cream Carted Away
A delta branded ice cream brick is reported missing after being placed in a cart that resembles a cartoon display. The item is described as a fancy brick and is noted to keep for one month.
Calfskin and patent leather demand teased for 1926 shoe lines
The announcement previews popular 1926 footwear, detailing color options in calf and patent leather across suede, buck, and stile buck. It notes continued preference for current styles, predicts no major changes, and lists materials for men, women, and children including calf, shank velvet, oxford, kid, patent leather, and white canvas.
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Monde
Iiteen
Portland Officer Shot by Burglary Suspect
Special Police Officer KR Whiteside was shot at 4:36 p.m. Saturday night while responding to a burglary call at 184 King Street in Portland. A burglar fired as Whiteside approached the driveway, the 32 caliber bullet piercing his left arm and right shoulder. He was taken to St Vincent's Hospital by Arrow ambulance and remained in stable condition after the bullet remained in the shoulder.
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Portland
Te Whiteside
Dover
A. King
King Etrooet
Bi Vincent
Bend Man Is Head of State Bankers Bend Man Is Head of State Bankers
Portland June 14 the largest bankers convention of the Oregon State Bankers Association convened at the Multnomah hotel for a two day business and social conference. Representatives from most major banks attended many officers elected including Wm Hudson president First National Bank of Bend and the next meeting location discussed.
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Bend Man
Portland
Altos
Rerun
Tudson
Mend
Oren
Clataop
CwWlomhia
Seaside
Willie
Sy Hideoy
Hend
New York All Right but Not the Old Croker Says Boss
Boss Croker says New York is sound but the old city aura has faded. He notes changes in government and public life since earlier days, reflecting on growth, reform, and urban transformation with a measured, cautious tone.
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New York
Croker
New York Politician’s Farewell Photo At Deck of Carnival
A damaged OCR fragment notes Richard Croker ending Tammany ties, with a farewell photograph on a carnival deck. Mentions City politics and decrying old cronies as the era ends.
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New York
Richard ¢ Pane Croker
Carnania
Tammany
Bank leaders named in regional business roll call
A list of executives appears for several financial institutions across Portland Ashland Medford and Coohay including presidents treasurers and cashiers From Byler Tanking company to Fleet National Bank Northwestern National Bank and others the roster names multiple officers such as J W McCoy C M Vaughan A K Parker and Corey Kreuser among attendees and executives of the executive committee
Rotarias Pass Through Pendleton En Route to Salt Lake
Seventy members of Northwest Rotary Clubs with wives and families traveled through Pendleton on Saturday evening by five special cars en route to the Salt Lake City convention. The party included members from Spokane Seattle Tacoma Portland and other nearby towns. They hoped the Round-Up would be on their return and said they would attend again in September.
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Northwest Rotary Clubs
Pendleton
Salt Lake
Memaben Fren Vieboyhu
Vancoiver
Everett
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Comet
Riveral
Motion Picture Tim e in Transit From New York to Washington
New York June 16. A large convoy of photographs and film rolls totaling more than 107 miles of motion picture time was shipped to the American Expeditionary Forces. The materials were landed from the transport Leviathan and are en route to Washington in care of Captain Edwin F. Weigel of Chicago.
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New York
Washington
Eawin F. Wiegis
Chicago
Birthday Cake Conundrum Between Mother and Geoffry
A mother suggests a cake with five candles for Geoffry’s birthday while Geoffry prefers five cakes and one candle. The exchange captures a playful, childlike twist on birthday wishes.
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Geoffry
Motherhood Regulator Company Promotes Prenatal Value In Georgia
A fragmented OCR item mentions Brau Regulator Company of Lamar Building Georgia and a promotion of motherhood value. It references influence on unborn health and nervous effects, with unclear claims about maternal effects and the public notice tone typical of old newspaper ads. The readable segments point to a product claim linked to prenatal wellbeing.
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Perrouenes
Mathers
Cal Ae
Brau Regulator Company
Lamar Huilding
A . Coorgia
Soa
Patshwtte
Belog
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California
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Dale Rothwell
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City Hall
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