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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
2
A brief item notes a quirky exchange involving 1 roll of toilet paper and a 98e Salt Mackersl reference, with an additional 100 noted. The fragmentary text hints at a humorous or barter context but lacks clear events or identities.
The St Johns Review notes rising coast to coast traffic, with a surge in water transport and concerns over railroad rate competition. It announces plans for a 1927 Exposition financed by 5 million dollars in stock and sites donated, while urging balanced competition among transport modes and emphasizing Portland as a growing port. The piece also references forestry talks by Col. W. B. Greeley and notes accidents on narrow Portland streets prompting one way traffic discussions.
More than 100 attended Sunday services at WoC where Mrs J M Shaw spoke on hymns and their origins. She recounted the creation stories of Come Thou Fount and Nearer My God to Thee, and noted the writers John Fawcett Robert Robertson Sarah Porter Adams and John Henry Newman. A Shanghai guest spoke, Fay Palmer and Ruth performed a violin duet, and Mrs Fred Couch hosted. Royal Neighbor club quilt tying followed with a potluck and meeting attendance listed. Next meeting set at Neighbor Bailey’s 1315 Mississippi Ave on December 7.
The text notes mining as key in Montana and neighboring states while lumbering dominates Washington and Oregon. It argues both industries depend on solid business conditions that boost construction rail and hydroelectric development, shaping regional prosperity or decline.
An advertisement touts pipeless furnaces as a way to stay warm with lower fuel use, avoid frozen water pipes, and reduce fire risks. It mentions a special price of $79 and brief contact details for Alex, with a few unclear terms and quantities.
B F Belieu f h Beliou born Gunny Missouri July 26 1851 later in Los Angeles Nov 14 1 Mr Belieu orphaned young raised by sister near 100. Family from France spelling Baliou. Father and brothers Baptist ministers. Eliza Belliew mother of President Garfield. Worked as carpenter in Hood River valley then moved to St Johns 1906. Married Sarah Cox Aug 27 1871 in Decatur county Iowa. wife died Mar 6 1920. Seven children survived along with six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Remarried Oct 10 1921 to Mrs A M Thornton. Body brought home and funeral at Rose City cemetery beside wife daughter and grandchild. Rose Temple to elect officers Dec 7. evangelistic meetings at Evangelical Church starting Sunday evening led by August Hunderup.
A compact shoe shop promotes its specialty in repairing footwear with top quality work and materials. The ad notes a selection of good shoes for men and boys, emphasizing reliable service and product offerings.
Come to 1108 Jersey Street to see the old East St Johns Community Hall and learn what happened. Typewriter ribbons are for sale at this office Oliver Underwood Smith Each 75 cents.
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