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31. Together We Win, 1914-1918 [of007] [021a] (recto)
Together We Win, 1914-1918 [of007] [021a] (recto)
Description
The posters in this collection document propagandistic and informational posters created by the United States government during World War I, 1914-1918. Topics covered include war-related themes such as the 1918 United War Work Campaign fundraising effort to provide entertainment for American troops abroad.
32. Together We Win, 1914-1918 [of007] [021b] (verso)
Together We Win, 1914-1918 [of007] [021b] (verso)
Description
The posters in this collection document propagandistic and informational posters created by the United States government during World War I, 1914-1918. Topics covered include war-related themes such as the 1918 United War Work Campaign fundraising effort to provide entertainment for American troops abroad.
33. Pierce Freight Lines truck
Pierce Freight Lines truck
Description
Bob Coons of 3115 S.E. 28th Street Portland, Oregon runs into trouble with a flat tire about midnight. Just another job in the days work.
34. Bob Coons changing tire on Pierce Freight Lines truck
Bob Coons changing tire on Pierce Freight Lines truck
Description
Here Bob Coons of 3115 S.E. 28th Street Portland, Oregon prepares to remove the second tire as part of his job in keeping Pierce Frieght Lines on time. (about midnight)
35. PH037_b239_004r (verso)
PH037_b239_004r (verso)
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Steamer Rose City at Union Meat & Dock Kenlon Taking on salt
36. West Street
West Street
Description
West Street which runs north along the water front is the great shipping section. It is one long succession of piers, docks, steamers, ships and ferries. One sees ships from all over the world at the docks loading and unloading freight. Streets are full of huge trucks, moving vans and vehicles of all sorts, many of them drawn by horses. One still sees many horses in New York City, a few on little old fashioned carriages and coaches but a great many on trucks, milk wagons, and carts. Most of them seem pretty well cared for, although in the winter one feels very sorry for them because of the slippery pavements. Much of New York City is paved with paving stones, which are very hard, uneven and difficult for horses to walk on. In parts of the city there are steep hillsides and when these are covered with ice and snow it is extremely difficult for horses to keep their feet. The section along West Street from about Chambers to Desbrosses is known as "The Farm". In this district are the receiving stations for the huge food supplies brought in from the South and from the farming districs adjacent to New York City. New York City has three large municipal markets: Washington, Brooklyn and Harlem.
37. Santa Cruz Portland Cement Company
Santa Cruz Portland Cement Company
38. Steamer with largest cargo of lumber ever floated, Portland
Steamer with largest cargo of lumber ever floated, Portland
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