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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1905
Page
4
A fragmented Shamokawa Eagle column recounts venting commentary on manners and manners. It riffs on a Seattle, Portland, and Oregon tone with jokes about wigs, microphones, and local culture. The piece ends with a Portland Day yell for Willamette and Portland Roses.
Jolie at pias a.m. Lee at Nts a.m. and gogo pom.
Delayed mails printed week old items, with Linnton residents and visitors noted. Mr Blackman from Stockton arrives for two weeks while Mrs Grant’s sister visits from Oakland. Local industry grows with lumber firms converting plans, and box factory supplying for a school project. Residents travel to Portland and Los Angeles, and rumors of new homes, tents, and a lively Sunday crowd fill Linnton streets.
Marshal Merritt Hanks Geo Lashbaugh Ed Legard and Ch Dibuse returned Monday from a week at Silver Lake Washington. they report a very fine time though they were quite sunburned from the outing.
Frank Holdman, a wheat farmer from Umatilla County in Eastern Oregon, bought a lot in Oak Park addition No 2 and will immediately build a residence. He chose St Johns for its salubrious climate for his family’s home.
Expects to Locate Here W E Swengel of Aurora Oregon was in St Johns the latter part of the week accompanied by David Rueck of the same town. Swengel is anxious to become a resident if proper arrangements can be made and to wit the business.
Review prints a section of Ordinance 4y warning that undlicensed dogs over four months old found in St. Johns face a fine of ten to fifty dollars or five to twenty five days in jail. It urges owners to ensure collars bear valid license tags to avoid punishment and officials’ ire.
The roof painting branch of Moe & Clark quits as a firm after a short run. C. Mee will likely continue in the same business while W. G. Clark works for the government across the river and has not decided his future line but plans to stay in the city.
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