Boxing Day Festivities in Cockneyland at Hampstead Heath
The piece captures a chaotic Boxing Day scene in Hampstead Heath with crowds shouting for water fights, street merchants, and a festive mood. It details donkeys rides, water sprays, and a traveling show near tents as actors perform while patrons bid for boxers from Liverpool. The piece ends noting the curiosity of Cockneys taking a second day off to enjoy the holiday.
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England
Bewkites
East End
Hampstead Heath
London
Enery
fArriot
Coounnut Plebon
Celal
Kernel
Walet
Liverpool
Bone Coe
New York
Fragmented memory of a child and a charity scene
A four year old Helen and her mother attend a church event where money is collected for the poor. The scene captures the child’s questions about the poor as coins clink in cupped hands and a mother explains the purpose of the collection. The text reflects a candid moment interwoven with reflections from Lippincott Magazine and Bhakomjuure references.
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Helen
Pointers for our Patrons on stock quality
The text urges careful stock selection highlighting that small price differences affect customer retention. It argues choosing inferior stock risks losing customers, while saving a few cents can ruin future business. It emphasizes long term value over short term gain.
Cough Remedy Promoted For Cold Relief
A dubious health note touts a cough remedy as an effective cold treatment. It claims easy steps, universal relief, and home prep while urging readers to buy from local druggists.
New Dock for Rent in Porthind Harbor, Oregon
Dimensione 106 by 410 feet with 14.9 Moor to tower chord. Built for a wheat dock, well lit, lowest depth under keeling 26 feet in any season. Described as best dock in Port hind harbor. Address Recorder City of J Johns, Bt Johns, Oregon. Subscribe to Telegrambest evening coastal paper. See Hed Stockton.
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Porthind Harbor
Addreta Recorder City
J. Johns
Bt. Johns
Oregon
Notice of City Election in St Johns Oregon 1909
Public notice for a city election in St Johns Oregon on April 5 1909 to elect mayor city recorder city attorney city treasurer and council members from two wards. Voters decide bonds of 16000 and charter amendments from sections 10 81 42 66 and 70. Polling places listed and election hours nine am to seven pm as ordered by the council.
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St. Joins
Oregon
City of St. Johns
City of
St. Johnw
St. Jolie Transportation Company
Ite
James John
St. Johns
Hurlington
Wai
St. Johan
Proposals for Street Work in St Johns Oregon
Sealed proposals will be received at the city recorder office in St Johns Oregon for Richmond street improvements from Portland Railway Co to Richmond street dock. Work includes 80 foot cement walk and wooden sidewalks with cross walks, plans on file, bids due April 6, 1909, with a certified check equal to ten percent of the contract, subject to rejection of all bids.
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St. Johns
Oregon
Richmond Street
Portland Railway Co
Jersey Street
Headford
A.M. Erron
City Recorder
Jobne Review
Murch
Proposals Open for Street Work in St Johns
The City of St Johns invites proposals for street improvements from the South Line of Burlington Street to the North line of Mohawk Street. Proposals must be submitted by April 1 with a bid guarantee. The city reserves the right to reject all bids. Published in St Johns Review on March 19, 26, and April 2.
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Maelock
En Street
Burlington Street
Aftien
Recorder of
St. Johns Review
Aorth
City of St Johns resolves to widen Willis Boulevard
The city council of St Johns adopts a resolution to widen Willis Boulevard by altering and changing the described tract of land. Affected land begins at the northwest corner of Lot 10 in Hill's Addition, with specified bearings and distances, and the street is declared public. The city engineer is to file a record copy with Multnomah County Clerk within thirty days.
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City of
St. Johns
Willis Houlevard
Hill
Feasenden
Wile Boulevard
St Johnie
Circuit Court
Multnomah County
Wik Jin
City of St. Johns
Fessenden Street
Oregon
Richmond Street Extension Resolution in St John City
The city of St John adopts a resolution to extend Richmond Street from Beverance Addition to Columbia Boulevard, condemning a triangular parcel for street use. It orders a survey and plat detailing the extension, land portions, and allocations, to be filed within twenty days. Published in the St John Review March 20 and April 2, 1909.
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St. Johna
Mehmond Street
Columbia Boulevard
Richmond Street
Nancy Capies Shely
3. Johns
City of
St. John
Richmond
Sald Elty
Multnomah County Court summons in St Johns case
Francis L Murphy is summoned by plaintiff Jennie Forbes in a 1909 Oregon suit to appear and answer the complaint by April 17 1909. The case seeks to declare a deed and mortgage void and to award Jennie Forbes a one third undivided interest and a dower in lots one two three and four in Smiths Addition St Johns Multnomah County. It also seeks to enjoin sale or foreclosure of the alleged mortgage and to grant costs. The summons is published per order of Judge Gantenbein with first publication March 6 1909 and final publication April 16 1909.
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Francis L. Murphy
Oregon
Minne
Firat
Alexander Forbes
Jennie Forbes
Ords
Multnomah County
Jennie Forton
T. P. Smith
St. Johns
Alexander Yocee
Jome
P.T. Smith
Ward
Orovon
St. Johns Baws
Gantenbein
George J. Perkine
Notice of Administration for Estate of Douglas W Olds
County Court of Oregon Multnomah appoints Cecile H Bittner administratrix of the estate of Douglas W Olds deceased. She has qualified. Creditors must present verified claims within six months to 604 East 18th St Portland Oregon. First publication March 5 1909. Cecile B Bittner Administratrix. JB Kirks attorney in McMinnville Oregon.
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State of
Oregon
Multnomah County
A. L
Cecile H. Bittner
Douglas W. Olds
East Isth St
Portland
Cecile B. Bittner
Olds
JB. A. Kirks
McMinnyilie
Ore
Our Charges. Weathie notices and cards of thanks rule
We announce charges for cards of thanks resolutions of respect and notices of church or lodge entertainments. A 50 cent fee for cards of thanks and 1 dollar for resolutions of respect. notices of church entertainments may be free when no charge applies. We will break the rule to insert them free if no fee is specified.
To sent Hood Rives mans for St. 8 property
Inquire at this office. Settlement notice regarding St 8 property sent to Hood Rives mans. seek clarification and next steps from the issuing office.
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Hood
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Weilinary Ecole
Telegram
Hed Stockton
NEISS
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Uae
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Artione
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Smith Pre R Typewriter
Syracuse
A. M. Ebson
A.M. Esbon
St. Johne Review
Circuit Court of the State
van Forbes
Union Depot
Spokane
Kansas City
St. Johns Ferry
East Sade
A. M
Leber
Ben
Weathie
Gig
Engo
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Deibie
Waitt
Manter
Pal Melita
A. W. Dewan
Scales & Curty
Cedar Park
Hogangai
Collier & Collier Lawyers
Holbrook Building
Joseph McChesney, M. D
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Phome
Jersey
Mary Maclachlan
Holbrook 'S
Mock
Hayes Street
Scott Loggs
D. Hopper
M. D
First National Bank
South Jersey
A. B. Hemstock
Apviniant
University Park
Daniel 0. Webster
Dawsat Strout ‘Office
Pitter Block
Porth
E. C. Monnich
Mckenna Avenue
Johns
Laurel Lodge
Loh
San Vistor
Asia
B Holcomb
Holmes Lode
Hell
Dorie Lodge
God Fellows Hall
TS. Harrington
Jos, McChesney
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Central Market
Holbrook Blowk
T. P. Ward
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Union Pacific Oat Aaron
Oreg Railroad & Navigation Co
Southern Pacific
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
WAL, McMurray
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Southern Pacific Co
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Owen
Methodist
H. Dewart
Pepen
Epworth League
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Portamouth
Christan Heyy
J Tana
Aniire Episcopal Church
Porte
van Waters
Ita
Livernatron
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Chester F. Weir
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