Saint Johns Review notices subscription renewals
The Saint Johns Review informs subscribers that blue marks indicate expired renewals and invites payment of one dollar to renew. notes the paper is published weekly and mailed as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1905
Page
2
The Saint Johns Review informs subscribers that blue marks indicate expired renewals and invites payment of one dollar to renew. notes the paper is published weekly and mailed as second class matter.
A reflective piece argues money cannot raise morality or destiny. It traces Tom Walsh, a Colorado laborer turned prospector, whose son’s rise to wealth and fame ends in tragedy. Wealth and luxury corrupt the boy, who becomes a cautionary example of misplaced values and failed judgment.
A distorted 19th century journal account elevates a runaway carriage incident into a sensational feature. It envisions a performer with a flexible neck and exceptional feats as potential dangers in street travel, imagining vigilante motor men and perilous axles. The piece dwells on spectacle and possible rescue theatrics.
The Oregon Booster denounces Chinese presence and calls for swift removal of Chinese workers, urging drastic measures to expel them from America. The piece defends boycott actions against China while condemning nonwhite migrants as a threat to national interests. It advocates a ninety day warning followed by immediate expulsion.
A damaged text fragment describes promoters pushing perforated trading stamps to merchants in St John and Albany Oregon. It argues the stamps fail to attract customers and instead harm merchants, noting costly penalties of 500 dollars per year in Albany and urging councils to ban or regulate the practice.
Reporters question Tre Rawinn’s senior member and Dick Shep ard about absence during the Vorthind fire last Tuesday. Rewhita man says attempts were to save victims while Shepard claims WC.U duty required coffee and sandwiches for firemen. Rumors of shifts and freight cars circulate as explanations.
A critical 19th century editorial advocates expelling Chinese residents from Oregon. The piece accuses them of weakening state funds by supporting a boycott of American goods to aid anti US efforts. It calls for crowd action to remove the Chinese community from the state.
Critics argue the Telegram piece on St Johns contained several gross errors. The city should dispatch capable correspondents who can keep their heads and do justice to the place.
Threats rise amid calls for impeachment and bribery charges against Mayor King and council members. A Portland paper claims imminent action as tensions flare over governance. Taxpayers urge decisive legislation and a business administration to move St Johns forward with a productive Monday council meeting.
An irregular time schedule for St Johns trolley cars confuses riders. The timetable shows 20 minute intervals with frequent changes and odd gaps, making it hard to track departures. The writer questions the basis of the timetable and urges a simpler, stable schedule.
Rev A S Draper of New York is to preach on the fair grounds. He shows no fine hair Principles and aims to carry God's will into the camp of the enemy. He believes in striking when he sees a deserving dead. Draper seems all right.
A lively scene described at a Portland house sale with crowds gathering as shoppers and sellers engage energetically in a brisk exchange. The text notes bustling activity and an autumnal mood as the sale proceeds amid chatter and movement.
James Zenor of St Johns and James Whittingham of Baker City have jointly built a lever power device to attach to steam, electric or water engines. They claim it could multiply engine power by at least eight times after losses. The model, under construction on Taylor street, is patented in the United States with papers filed from Baker City. Inventors plan to sell patent rights nationally or by state if successful, and machinists call it a complete success though market pricing awaits perfection. The Fisher Music Company showed interest for a gasoline launch but the inventors hold firm on price until testing proves the device.
Wanted miners to go to Mexico for work at four dollars per day. Enquiries directed to T. S. Noonan at Tacoma Street in St. Johns Oregon.
Funeral services for Mrs. C. S. Thompson were held at the Methodist church last Wednesday morning with a short prayer at the house. Rev. Campbell led the service, the lesson read, a hymn, sermon, and another song. The text from Luke Chapter 14 verse 7 urged, Come, for all things are now ready. The casket at the residence was covered with flowers under a lavender canopy, pallbearers Hanson Hinman Couch and Raver. remains taken to Love cemetery for burial.
A few boarders seeking a pleasant home with good meals can be accommodated by Mrs. G. A. Flanders at her new residence on Willamette Boulevard near the water tower. Rates reasonable.
A Tuesday fire in Portland east site disrupted the tram line for hours. The blaze burned a warehouse owned by J. J. Kadderly and caused about 156000 in damages with minimal insurance. The origin was a kitchen in a cheap lodging house and many structures had weak pile foundations needing solid rebuilds.
After Sellwoul's woolen mill prospect in St Johns falters as locals refuse a $20,000 stock subscription and capitalists resist other terms. The plant might still come here if the needed funds are secured, with benefits seen as compensating for any loss of bonus.
The welding ceremony of Miss Huklah Eneeson and William C Hailey was held at the parish church by Rev. KB EB. McVicker last Saturday evening at seven thirty. Mr Hailey has worked at a veneer mill as a basket maker. The bride, a well known St Johns resident, and many friends regret their move to Seatt Wooley Washington where Mr. Hailey will ply his trade. Tax Review extends best wishes to the couple.
The death in our family elicited many kindnesses and much sympathy. We take this means of returning thanks for the expressions of support and assistance. We deeply appreciate the kindness shown during our bereavement.
A Portland August 23 1904 letter argues for a private express route between St Johns and Portland. It praises and defends the Portland Suburban Express Companys service rates and delivery reach while countering a prior editorial. The Review explains its position and clarifies crates and crates handling, expressing support for local expressmen and continued patronage.
Road Commissioner Simmons sponsors a short cli poem praising horses as man’s best friend. The verse, though old, offers a charming tribute to the animal, whether blooded or scrappy, and is published at his request with evident fondness.
On Tuesday police and Marshal Hanks tested a group of youths for involvement in arson attempts. The event focuses on juvenile crime trends and local enforcement response.
Notice announces dissolution of the worship entity named Suitter & Davis of St. Johae Oregon. All bills payable to or by the firm will be settled by Nathan H Suitter and Nathan H Sui tker man Daves. Dated St Judas Oregon August 44 tps.
A notice fragment mentions a new drink and local entities in terse form. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicates an established company and a product or service release.
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