Local News Roundup From St Johns Streets
A scattered edition notes residents’ building activity including J J Karr constructing and selling houses on Jessenden Street near Newport station and A W Sarver starting a new $1000 home on Armour Street. Fay Mills loses an arm at the St Johns lumber mill. Emanuel Weber begins a small modern dwelling on East Richmond while W J Clark starts a Dayton Street home. Also listed: new awnings, eggs for hatching, and local business notes. The Evangelical Church advertises sermons and Calef Bros promotes Direct Action Gas Range. Also items on zero-interest savings, bank Time Certificates, rentals, and a trolley link to Portland ball grounds.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fost
St. Johns Portland, Ore
Tantalum
Portland Railway Light and Power Co
7Th Street
Mason
the Mason
Orpington
C. H. Derrie
J. McKee
Gresham Street
R. L. Cee
Portland Boulevard N
Portland
A.W." Sarver
Armour Street
East St. Johns
Fay M. Mills
St. Johns
Emanuel Weber
East
Richmond
W. J. Clark
Dayton Street
Portland Boulevard
J. J. Karr
Pestana Haw
Jessenden Street
Newport Station
Evangelical Church
Atta. m
C. LP. Gates
Calef Bros
Charleston Street
W. . Hillier
W. W. Holcomb
First National Bank
St Johns
Wolcott
Uae
Agnes
Genie Nimmo
Peter Nimmo
Grand Rapids, Mich
North
Ivanhoe
F. B. Zook
L. M. Mills Whitwood
William Koch
S. H. Satterlee
Silverton
Charles Jones
Mr. Satterlee
Portland Ball Grounds
Ball Grounds
Hough
St. Johns Laun
V. Churchill Bros.proprietors
Carling
Fise-Lawn
McKinpey
The
Ap Neve
Ong
Swift Packing
Subacri
Philadelphia Street
Jersey
Inea A
ST. Johns Hardware CO
Slabwood
ST. Aes Lumber CO. Merreryy
H. Henderson
Dallas Tye
TENN
Prarmacy
North Bank
St. Regis
Regier
Toe
Soe Ballard
North Bank Pharmacy
Currin
Peninsula Bank
M. L
Ainsu
C. Knarr
Sec. Peninsula Lumber Co
R. T. Pratt
Platt & Platt
Tos. Cocukan
C. A. Woon
Ladies’ Home Journal
Lady Morton
Mra
Burpee Ward
Ralf
Ladies Home Journal
Coopen& Amet
Couch & CO
City Hall
General Merchandise
A. B. Lindboe
J. F. Hendricks
Burlington Street
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