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IT’S A NEW SEASON

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Autumn officially begins at 7:21 A.M. (PT) and marks the transition from summer into winter.

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FROM PDX RETRO ~

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Labor Day in the United States is a public holiay celebrated on the first
Monday in September. It honors the American labor movement and the
contributions that workers have made to the strength, prosperity, and
well-being of the country. It is considered the unofficial end of summer.

In 1887, Oregon was the first state of the U.S.to make it an official public
holiday
. By the time it became an official federal holiday in 1894, thirty U.S.
states
officially celebrated Labor Day. 

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HOLIDAY WISH FROM PDX RETRO ~

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RARE COPY OF DOCUMENT FOUND!

(FoxNews) – A Las Vegas collector is marking the Fourth of July with a rare find
he stumbled upon–a copy of the Declaration of Independence produced in the
1830s.

An engraver made 201 facsimiles of the original Declaration of Independence in
1823 using a copper plate. Kevin Kostiner recently discovered that he has a reproduction of one of those facsimiles.

“It’s wonderful to see it,” Mark Hall-Patton, a Las Vegas museums administrator
told Fox5 Las Vegas. “You don’t see these (copies) of the original 201 that
were printed.”

According to reports, what Kostiner purchased at an auction for $75 may be
worth $35,000.

Kostiner was the winning bidder on four boxes of papers being tossed out by
the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco.


Kevin Kostiner displaying his discovery of a second-generation
copy of the Declaration of Independence.

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