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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
3
Poem fragment evokes vigil and rest as summer ends. Mentions God keeping watch,Harvests and sheep, with attribution to Carl Nelson through a rough signature line.
Mr and Mrs D C Rogers return from the east and plan to move in once the home is ready. Alfred Tolman’s birthday drew a large crowd at his home to mark his next milestone. Oregon Corn Flake Co credits its new carton design as attractive and airtight, promising moisture and germ free output. Evangelical church to discuss Why Don't God Kill the Devil next Sunday, with Morning topic The Lukewarm Church. Madame Leona the palmist has moved on from the New St Johns hotel, leaving mixed opinions. Judge S H Greene listed at his West Fessenden residence due to a sore threat. he’s been ill for over a week but improving. Misses Jennie and Sarah return from the Castle Rock farm and will stay through holidays. Cards are out for upcoming events. A festive dinner featured a fine veal roast, with a humorous aside about a printer. Tom Lor contributes a blessing for the earth, hope his shadow never wane and arm be shortened.
Three new residences have been erected this week near Cedar Park while residents share community notes. Pascal Hill recovers from a two week grip while friends from Hood River visit the Byerlee home. A fatal riding accident near Blodgett, Oregon claims F. M. Lashbaugh, with both horse and rider dying. A dredge crewman from Portland suffers a left arm injury but recovers with local medical care. Local ads urge Bonham & Currier savings, and editorial notes critique an “Old Subscriber.” Church service promises an illustrated morning with a solo and quartet. Longtime St Johns residents W. C. Walker and Mrs. Gordon Ogden visit, hinting at property interests and return plans. Billie’s repair shop earns praise as the town’s best for repairs and lawnmower sharpening.
Fragmented ad heavy on product offers for Christmas gifts. Mentions National Tea Store and Uncle Myers in Portland with prices, terms, and multiple items like phonographs, jewelry, watches, and household goods. Includes real estate tease and local services, all framed as holiday promotions and cabinet-level sales.
At a recent meeting the Pythian Sisters elected officers including Mrs. Vincent P C and Mrs. Valentine M E C. Other posts filled were Mrs. Jones Ki S and Mrs. Barnet EK jr. The group enjoyed a social meal after the vote and planned hard work for the order, with members determined to outdo each other in service.
H Henderson, abstracter and notary public, offers title abstracts continued or examined. Accurate work and reasonable fees are promised at 205 Jersey Street.
Mr and Mrs S Stanton Necland express sincere thanks to the citizens and the fire department of St Johns for strenuous efforts Thursday morning as their home burned. The kindness will never be forgotten by either of us.
An article explains how a severe cold can leave a child susceptible to diphtheria and suggests Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for the cold and a lessened risk of diphtheria. Sold by St Johns Drug Store.
To whom it may concern the name and residence of the owner of any property in St. Feline or vicinity should be sent to T Parker attorney at law in Olbrook Building for titles to real property.
A Holly Springs mother recalls a two month battle with measles and bronchitis in her baby girl. After eight stores failed to provide a remedy, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy revived the child. Sold by St Johns Drug Store.
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers received a warm reception at Bickner's Hall last Saturday night. The ensemble was in fine form with a standout male quartet and Uncle Joe Wilson delivering constant laughter. If they return, a larger venue will be needed to accommodate the crowd.
Property listing for Lot 50 by 1060 with a store room and five living rooms. Terms require first payment on purchase with balance at $10 per month plus interest. Contact P. W. Henderson at 243 Stark Street in Portland for details.
Advertisement seeking a loan or investment of 2800 or 3000 for ten years or less at 7 percent interest payable monthly. Emphasizes good security and directs applicants to apply at the office.
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