Wanted 600 Hop Pickers Inquire at 729 E Tioga
Local notices describe a call for six hundred hop pickers to report to 729 East Tioga. Also listed are bargains at St Johns Harness Shop and several local dwelling projects and community events.
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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
3
Local notices describe a call for six hundred hop pickers to report to 729 East Tioga. Also listed are bargains at St Johns Harness Shop and several local dwelling projects and community events.
A mixed page of notices from St Johns includes job offers and small ads, hop yard work requests, tutoring options, real estate for sale and rent, and local community items. It also reports ferry schedule changes, jetty project updates, a city resolution for street improvements, and upcoming church and social events in the area.
City of St Johns adopts an ordinance to improve East Polk Street from Pensenden Street to St Johns Heights Addition. Engineer cost prelim estimated at 7430.40 dollars, subject to final determination. Proposals due by mid September 1913. Work to include sidewalks curb and gutters with expansion joints, under city supervision. Publication in St Johns Review. Public notice by August 1 1913.
Councilmen at large and second ward members listed with names Colneilmiem and Moy Wiles, noting positions and districts in a local government notice. The fragment suggests designation of council roles and ward representatives without full context.
Proposals for street improvements in St Johns are invited at the office of the Recenter until Sept 2 at 8 o clock. Bid must follow printed blanks and include a certified check equal to ten percent of the proposal. Mayor’s office requires completion after last publication. By order of the City Council.
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