Harvey Scott, Pioneer Oregon Editor, Dies in Baltimore
Harvey Scott, famed Oregon journalist and leader of the Oregonian, died in Baltimore at 72. He helped open interior Oregon to rail transport, chaired Pacific University boards, and held multiple public roles, including Mason, Shriners, and city founder efforts. His funeral plans include state in the Scottish Rite Cathedral and Riverview Cemetery.
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Wedding Bells Unite Hall and Maude Chambers in St Johns
On Wednesday evening August 3 191d at 106 Willis Boulevard St Johns Oregon Mr W R Hall and Miss Maude Chambers were married by Rev Chester P Gates in the bride’s mother’s home Only relatives attended Afterward a wedding supper and the Willumbia Band serenade greeted the couple The couple are well known in St Johns and plan to reside at 710 Hast Polk Street where Roy keeps a bird cage for a future reunion with friends and neighbors
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Narrow Escape as Bankhole Caves in on Man at Peninsula Bank
Mr J B King of 350 Tingo Street nearly perished when a sewer trench manhole collapsed in front of the Peninsula Bank. Companions dug frantically. he was rescued at 2 45 and revived by air and stimulant. He suffered chest soreness but was not badly injured.
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City Council Proceedings and Street Improvements
City council met with Recorder absent and Deputy presiding. Board discussed rights of way for P R L and P, hydrant changes, sidewalk requests, and sewer corridors. They approved street work funding, ferry repairs, and oiling of major boulevards, with several resolutions and bids reviewed for Columbia Mohawk and Jersey streets.
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Anecdote of a Strong Mule and Log Team leader
A hometown columnist recalls a rugged winter scene where a mule and eighteen tons of logs are hauled up a steep road. The tale highlights steady effort and stubborn nerve as the teams inch forward despite a long, slow climb and slipping dangers.
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Oregon City to Launch Historic Mineral Paint Venture
Portland sister communities boost regional prosperity as L R Talley from San Francisco forms a new Oregon City paint company. The mineral deposit, long known near the city, proves indestructible with Aztec style paint revived from Talley’s prior venture. Orders already secured before full production begins.
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Why Not Oil Our Streets Propaganda Debate
A reader discusses oiling streets, weighing bad odor against dust reduction and health claims. Proponents praise cleaner air and easier maintenance while opponents fret odor and clothing soiling. authors urge civic action for next summer.
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Wanted Reliable Person To Clean Office Daily
Wanted reliable person to clean office daily with work not exceeding one hour. Leave name and address at this office.
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