Local News Capsule Packed With Travels and Updates
Notes from a seaside visit by Dr. Schultze and a string of community news. James Catto buys a new Maxwell, while families return from Seaside and Shepard Springs. Edith Erickson undergoes appendicitis surgery at Good Samaritan. N T Bosch returns home after eighteen months service, ten in France. Mrs BR Thompson and party tour Yellowstone by auto. Gertrude Carman visits from Columbus Ohio and sees relatives near Oswego. The Mitchel sisters return from Corning California after visiting local residents. Mrs W Gromachey returns from six weeks in Seattle after attending the Mates National Convention. Church services outline at Caples tract and Free Methodist camp grounds with Sunday school and multiple worship times. Fourth Quarterly Conference praised with full bills and treasury cleared. Channel work to connect Columbia River slough begins Monday with projected cost over 310000 and a year to complete. Deputy City Engineer Hanson exits the project amid city plans.
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Currins Say So and Rogers Ad Fragments in St Johns
A collage of local notices and ads from St Johns highlights Currins Say So promotions for Victrola records and Rogers brand goods. Included are community notes on a possible permanent stay for visiting relatives, hunting a mountain lion in Haley Idaho, a D O K K Band concert, a missing dog chain tag, a fatality in St Johns, and several shop announcements for furniture, safety boxes, hats, and tennis gear.
Bank of Commerce Ad Seeks Growers and Customers
Bank of Commerce offers up to date service of real value invites customers to open accounts at 114 North Jersey Street. Images depict frames and photos suggesting a promotional display for local shoppers and merchants.
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Bank OF Commerce
North Jersey Street
For Sale About One and Half Ares of Good Soil Whitwood Court
Advertisement offers up to date service for deposits and notes Jersey street. For sale: about an acre and a half of good soil at Whitwood Court suitable for cherries or walnuts. Price for a short time one thousand dollars. Could be divided into lots. Address this office.
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Jersey Street
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