The St Johns Review Editorial Summary
A.W. Markle edits The St Johns Review. The issue discusses wartime luxury taxes, their effect on cost of living for families, and calls for wiser postwar tax policy. It cites the federal trade commission on livestock markets, questions packer influence, and notes livestock price levels. It also comments on banking, prudent saving, and urges fire prevention in Oregon and Washington forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commission
Topeks State Journal
Finishers in this part of the city cited by Currin
Local business boasts as top Kon Finishing services amid small ads for house help and music lessons. Notes from early 20th century Portland recount wartime observations, a fatal fall near Flint and Alder streets, a warrantless arrest for women in trousers, and a belt accident at Portland Manufacturing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currin
Jeanette van Keren
Tenth
Montgomery Street
van Eggen
Oregonian
Jeanette Blackburn
Portland Railway Light & Power Company
Flint and
Alder Streets
East Fifty Eighth
Glisan Streets
Automobile Insurance Case Leads to Direct Adjustment
A report notes that a loss case progressed through direct adjustment under Peninsula City Company guidance. The prompt handling indicates timely disposition and financial settlement considerations for the involved insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Insurance
Peninsularity Company
McKINNEY'S BARGAINS Five room homes for sale
Real estate ads list multiple houses in St Johns area with prices ranging from 1450 to 2800. Properties include five and nine room modern homes, bungalows, river views, fruit trees, acreages, and flexible terms with cash down payments. Contact McKinney at 216 N Jersey St. Phone col 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Hall of Fame
H. F. Clark's
Helen
P.S
H. F. Clark
Furniture Man
S. Jersey St
Notice of Meeting of Multnomah County Board of Equalization
The Multnomah County Board of Equalization will meet Monday September 8 1919 at the County Assessor's office in Portland to examine the 1919 assessment rolls. Citizens may appear to correct double assessments misdescriptions or misvaluations and the board may assess unassessed property at full cash value. Henry E Reed County Assessor Portland Ore August 15 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization of
Multnomah County
Court House
Portland
Board of Equalization
Henry E. Reed
Ore
Davis' Bargains in St Johns Real Estate Listings
A. W. Davis of 202 N Jersey Street offers multiple real estate deals in St Johns including four room houses on 50 by 106 and 50 by 180 lots with terms of $150 or $250 down and 7 percent interest, a Vine River view 11 room house with cherry trees, a 50 by 100 lot for 1600, and 40 acres five miles from town with main line railroad access in Oregon. Trade for a house and lot could be considered. Phone Col 824.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Terminal
St. Johns
Oregon
A. W. Davis
Jersey Street
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Everybody's Magazine
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Meeting County Board OF Equalization
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