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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1909
Page
2
The Saint Johns Review, published every Friday, notes it is the official newspaper of St Johns Oregon. It lists advertising rates at 1.00 per inch per month and a yearly subscription of 1.00.
The Oregonian notes municipal ownership questions and a proposed 2,000,000 bond for a ferry, while city leaders and residents clash over a free ferry versus purchasing the present boat. Analysts doubt immediate changes, foresee future possibilities, and highlight potential bridge options if growth demands it.
Recalled childhood days running to Larry Jones yard for mud pies and kitchen tricks. The speaker remembers Specks learning the secret to perfect pies from Barry, and teases a future marriage to Barry A Carl Nelson, with light humor about hiding from Larrys mother and the fun of baking.
The city issued permits for new or altered dwellings on Gresham, Myers, Dawson, Willis, Alma, and Stafford streets with valuations ranging from 100 to 1300 dollars. Recipients include B. R. Butt, Henry Henderson, Mrs. John Norin, Martin Mather, J F Bohrer, and J C Bohrer. The notices specify street locations and property uses. The second item urges avoiding strong medicines for rheumatism and recommends Chamberlain's Liniment for quick relief, with availability from druggists.
The city council of St Johns fixes crushed rock price at eighty five cents per cubic yard from the City Rock Crusher for street use. Purchases between the first and tenth of a month are due by the fifth. purchases between the eleventh and the fifteenth are due by the twentieth. all sums payable on the named dates. Passed April 6 1909, approved by the mayor, published in the St Johns Review.
In spring the body renews itself and demands nourishing meat to build new tissue and blood. The piece urges buyers to choose only the best meat from trusted markets, claiming high quality supports health and vigor. It mentions bonville’s Western Monthly and government policies context.
More than nine in ten rheumatism cases are muscular or cold related, not requiring internal treatment. Free use of Chamberlains Liniment provides quick relief from pain and soreness, avoiding internal medicines. Sold by all druggists. subscribe to Telegram for the coast edition by Ed Stockton.
The article notes the remarkable death of Mrs. Fanny Friedman in New York City at age 112. It comments on her life, claims she never had a doctor, and questions if a physician would have altered her longevity. It also mentions public notices about professionals in St Johns and a broader upcoming territorial changes.
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