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#7 A boy looks in a store window at Hubley brand cap guns, in ‘Army’, ‘Dick’, and ‘Cowboy’ models, on the fourth of July in Vale.

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#7 A boy looks in a store window at Hubley brand cap guns, in ‘Army’, ‘Dick’, and ‘Cowboy’ models, on the fourth of July in Vale.

Fascinating Vintage Photos Show Life and Independence Day Celebration in Vale, Oregon in 1941

#7 A boy looks in a store window at Hubley brand cap guns, in ‘Army’, ‘Dick’, and ‘Cowboy’ models, on the fourth of July in Vale.

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←#6 Cold drinks inside Vale’s Red Robin Coffee Shop, on Independence Day in 1941.
#8 “He’s Our Uncle”, one of many patriotic themed floats in Vale’s Fourth of July parade.→

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