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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1905
Page
4
Citizens of St Johns show compliance with the new pew ordinance as two cows impounded are paid for and dog taxes loom. Officials praise public spirit while sanitation talks urge sewer work and city improvements.
A confusion between the Modern Woodmen of America and the Women of Woodcraft last Friday led to both groups holding dances at different venues. The Women of Woodcraft planned a 25 cent per dancer semi private event, while the Modern Woodmen opened a public dance at 350 to welcome those not invited. The result: both dances were free and a fair turn out enjoyed by attendees.
Numerous standard makes as good as new at virtually half price. Pianos from $118 and up with payments from $8 and $1 per month. Rent options available. Eiler's Piano House offers guarantees and a money back policy if not as represented. Ships to Oregon Washington Idaho California with deposit. Also organs for homes and churches on half price with small monthly payments. Trade-ins and two year return credit offered.
Fragments describe a Portland fair event with a baby show and extortion crackdown, mixed with stray notes on saloons, speeches, and weddings. References to Goole, Goode, Laugh and several towns populate a bustling, disjointed society page full of names and scattered events.
Community church listings show Methislist church offerings with Sabbath services at 1 pm, prayer meetings, and Wednesday sessions led by elder Evan Chaerhe. St Johns Meat Market advertises fresh meats with a listing for delivery and hours, while St. John’s Market address is Donnelly Street.
A fragment notes an offer to send the Review to a friend for a year in exchange for a $1 payment. The terse line implies a mail order subscription promotion.
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