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Saint Johns Review

Location

Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1913

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Charity Ball Aims to Aid Poor Children in St Johns

The Bachelor club launches a Christmas charity drive to aid poor children in St Johns. Members organize citywide solicitation for cash apparel groceries and more aiming to raise about 500. A charity ball at the skating rink on December 22 with Rudd's orchestra will fund the effort and proceeds go to the Christmas fund. Tickets cost 1.00 per couple with 0.50 for extra ladies.

Bachelor Club St.ohns Clu Rudd St. Johns

Big Livestock Show At Portland Exposition December 8 13

West and Middle Western exhibitors prepare for the International Livestock Exposition at the Portland Union Stockyards from December 8 to 13. Guernseys Holsteins Herefords and Shorthorns will parade against dairy stock from California Idaho Washington and Oregon. Stump's Monmouth Oregon Jerseys hold the national title and will be shown along with Brown Minor and Jann Shorthorns. Sheep from prominent Northwest flocks add to the lineup as famed judges from Chicago and the national show oversee classes. Booster clubs plan car parties from Eastern and Central Oregon and reduced rail rates are expected to draw national attendance.

West Starcome Portland Union Stockyards Wisconsin Montana Agricultural Colleges of California Idaho Washington Oregon Stump Monmouth United States Chicago Northwest

Postal Savings System Information for the Public

Information about the Postal Savings System established by Congress on June 25, 1910. It details eligibility for deposits by individuals age 10 or older, single-name accounts, withdrawal procedures, no fees, deposit limits, certificate denominations, and 2 percent interest. Deposits require proper identification and must be made at designated post offices, with certificates issued and maintained by postmasters.

Postal Savings System Act of Congress United States

Sex Hygiene in Schools Course at University of Oregon

The University of Oregon announces a seminar on sex hygiene in schools for teachers and parents. The topic stresses teaching children about sex and reproduction, noting parents often fail or avoid the duty, so teachers must handle it with proper study and preparation. It urges early, gradual instruction linked to biology and life processes, to prevent indecent school materials and troubling language among students.

University of Oregon Eugene University

Postal savings bonds and deposits rules outlined

The article explains options for depositors unable to visit post offices to forward money by a representative, including payment to executors, administrators, or heirs via affidavits. It details redeemable bonds, exchange rights up to 500 dollars, and tax exemptions for United States savings bonds.

United States

Fruit shipments from Eugene Growers move 15000 value

Within days Ned and dried fruits valued at 15000 have shipped from the Eugene Fruit Growers' can onery. Four carloads of apples returned about 800 each to the growers. Eastbound carloads sold above two dollars a box, after freight deductions. Prunes also shipped, with earnings described but details garbled.

Eugene

Currins for Drugs Highlighted at House Hearing

A fragmented report notes Currins linked to drug issues examined in a house session. The short item mentions weight and quality claims, with emphasis on the ongoing investigation into drug practices.

Parks Editor Review Calls for North St Johns Park Site

A reader urges a mass meeting to decide park location and sacrifice for home-building in North St Johns. He criticizes real estate interests, advocates a park between North Edison and Fillmore, and says the community should co operate to beautify the city whether St Johns stays independent or joins Portland.

North St. Johna St. Johna St. Johns North St. Johns Edison Street North Edison Fillmore North St.Johns Avenue Portland

Death of Mrs Moe of South Sereey Street

Death occurred Wednesday November 26 at St Vincent’s hospital Portland from blood poisoning. Born September 2 1804 in Washington state, she was 19 years two months four days old. Married June 12 1911 to William Moe, she leaves a daughter Wylla, sisters Mrs June Freeze of Seattle and Miss Mary Hayworth of Rainier, and parents Mr and Mrs Thos Hayworth of Rainier. Funeral Sunday afternoon at Blackburn parlors near Congretational church, services by E Mur ey. Interment Rose City Park cemetery.

Rainier Hayworth Moe Blackburn

Building Permit No 49 To J H Crook For Garage

E J Hufford applies for a building permit to erect a garage on Central Avenue and John and Leavitt streets for 200 dollars. The notice clarifies authority and location in a terse municipal record.

J. H. Crook Central Avenue Orbuaen John and Leavitt Streets E. J. Hufford

Address by Rufus C Holman on St Johns Library sprain day

Multnomah County officials address St Johns community praising libraries as centers of knowledge and civic progress. Chairman Rufus C Holman urges public support for library funding, notes donor M L Halbrook provided building site, and calls for ongoing use and care of the facility to raise citizenship standards.

Rufus C. Holman Board of Multnomah County St. Johns St. Johna Caesar Gaul Library Association M. L. Halbrook Burns Lincoln

City Council Meeting Sees Light, Budget and Bonds Talks

All members attended the regular council session led by Mayor Bredeson. Petitions seek new street lights, liquor license adjustments, and park questions. a sewer plan for South St. John is authorized. finances show a general fund balance of 2 058.58. several ordinances and repairs approved, with petitions for a new water plant and a recall meeting granted.

City Couner Bredeson Polk and Pessenden East Charleston Scott Avenue Catlin Kellogg Water and Light Committee Jersey Trumbull Kelloge Williams J. Carson Alta Street Star Sand Company Central Avenue D. C. Lewis Nancy Caples Polk Street Fessenden Street St. Johns Heights Burlington Street Cervical Avenue South St. Johnie Vingent and Wilcox Small Columbia Boulevard Fespensden Allen G. L. Perrine Chas. Anderson Carl Majeske Lee Cormany J. T. Harbin Fire Department Multnomah Ite Wilcox Chas Anderson Willamette Boulevard Burlington Stowet St. Johns Avenue Gutton & Son Bert Olson Edgar Auboury Julius Newman Ava Spector Kilham

St Johns Juniors Fall to Hood River in Thanksgiving Clash

St Johns Juniors traveled to Hood River for a Thanksgiving game against the High School of Hood River. Despite weight disadvantage and disputed officiating, St Johns fought hard. Hood River opened with a long field goal, St Johns answered with Williford’s 35 yard score but failed on the extra point. Half ended 6 04 in favor of St Johns but Hood River rallied to win 22 to 6. A large crowd and school spirit were noted. Team members included Barnell Wrinkle Hiatt Vincent Me Gi Eatinger Larson Sundstrom Williford Nelson Bellamy Teelmar Cook Dunamore. Earlier the Juniors beat Arleta 25 0 Sellwood 18 0 and South Portland Juniors 6 0, with only losses to Arleta 14 7 and Hood River 22 6. Next Sunday at 2:20 they host Sellwood.

St. Johns Hood River Williford Barn E. Hiatt W. Vincent MeGi Eatinger Vi Larson Sundstrom N. Nelson Bellamy Teelmar Cook Dunamore Arleta Sellwood South Portland

Fire destroys part of Lauthers Mercantile warehouse

A Saturday morning fire at Lauthers Mercantile Company on First Street caused about 80 cans of damage. Believed started by embers from debris between the warehouse and a freight car on a sidetrack. The fire was quickly controlled. most of the warehouse was saved though cement cereal and other contents were damaged. Machinery from Oregon Flute Cleaner Co. was damaged. the freight car was lightly damaged. no insurance covered the property.

Lauthers’ Mercantile Company Macchinery Oregon Flute Cleaner Company

Unemployed Aid Plan Seeks Co operation in Oregon

Governor Oswald West calls on newspapers to publish a labor demand form. The aim is to connect idle workers in Portland and other cities with employment opportunities statewide. A blank form lists needed details such as labor type, wages, lodging, distance, and duration, to be mailed to the Governor’s Office in Salem.

Unem Portland Sam Oswald West Salem Oregon

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