Bridge idea to span river at St Johns proposed
In a plea to boost St Johns, a local advocate argues for building a high bridge across the river to replace the troubled ferry. The plan cites possible county funding, railroad toll support, and economic growth for the west side, with Portland trade and highway traffic redirected to stimulate the city’s welfare and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W Goodrich
Portland
Weat
Crewe
City Hall
Whitwood Court
Johna
United Railways
Peninula
St. Johns
St. Johna
Greater St. Johns
Citien
New Officials Sworn In as City Council Reorganizes
The newly sworn in city council took shape after adjourned meetings to decide salaries and establish pay for mayor treasurer and other posts. An ordinance set monthly stipends and nightly rates, while committee assignments and key improvements including Montloth street and Waukie Boulevard were debated. The annexation tally was confirmed and officers including city engineer and police chief were confirmed by ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Hunter
Johnson
Davie
Cable
Brice
Iin
Volee Black
Treasury
Httle
Grand Jury
Volice
H W. Thee
Ety Council
Pet
Snch
F.C. Fones
Cornell
Hendricks
D. L. Johan
C. Cook
J. W. Davie
J. Ky Hiller
Brown
Cook
A. W. Davia
L. Johnson
Pinance
J. W. Dunbar
BR. McKinnay
L. Doble
A. W. Davin
Doble
Population growth story from Wanton area
Ira Hutchens and family Melvin Huffman and family and Everett Huffman from Wanton Wisconsin arrived to St Johns by North Bank road and will settle there. They will live with A Boldon at 222 Hartman street until located. Bolden has brought at least four new residents to St Johns in recent months, suggesting a broader population uptick if others subscribed to the Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Hutchens
Melvin Huffman
Everett Huffman
Wanton
Wis
T. Johns Bunday
North Bank Road
A. Boldon
Hartman Street
Mr. Bolden
St. Johns
New Officials Elected for St Johns Commercial Club
The St Johns Commercial Club elected F. W. Valentine as president and O. P. Wolcott as secretary at a recent meeting. J. F. Hendricks declined another term, Wille Moxon became vice president, and John Nobleton was reelected treasurer. Directors named were A. C. Gowler, A. Wood, J. H. Gilmore, J. H., and C. G. Tock. The club’s leadership praised past officers and urged broader membership to boost city growth and business property demand.
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J. F. Hendricks
Bar
P.M. Kollefien
FF. W
P. Wolcott
John N
Boletion
Kellcfeet
Gowler
Wood
J. H
Gilmore
St. Johan
Anywar
Valentine
Wolcott
Bt. Johns
St. Johns Commercial Club
Decor work by E C Monnich praised in Whitney home
E C Monnich finished interior work at Thomas Whitney’s North Ivanhoe residence. The decor is described as a thing of beauty and a strong advertisement for Monnich’s artistic ability and skill in interior decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Monnich
Thomas Whitney
North Ivanhoe
Monnich
Tne
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J. RB. Welmer
Johnet Thore
Hove
Portland Howes
Portland Fe Ee Mead
Vortland
An Tong
John Toad
St. Johes
Meter & Frank
Cty
A W. Davis
A. W. Davie
Montloth
Mayes
Buchanan
Ida
Craematresia
Collier
Willuwakie
W. W. Hanks
Circuit Court
Sam Cochran
Supreme Court
Windle
Bonham and Miller
Mr. Davie
Mr. Windle
R. Brown
A & Hiller
F. W. Valentine
CLUB
Johns
Bustleas
Citisen
Sunday
Oregonian
B. Bailey
W. H. King
Cedar Park
Bransch
Clackamas County
Johns Low
J. Dulley Haw
F. W. Whitney
Bradford Street
East St. Johns
Sealee Bros
Redman
RG. Hr
Third
Rotor Austen
Portland Manufacturing Company
St. Johny
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