Portland News Roundup Includes Fatal Accident and Economic Notes
Miss Dixie Lewis receives treatment at Portland Convalescent Hospital. A woman, Mrs Thashi A Koody of 5246 Sixty-second street southeast, was struck at Second and Alder when she fell from a loading car, losing part of an arm. Mining wages are cited before a senate committee, with miners earning up to $1550 daily over 187 days. Western Oregon oil and gas prospects are studied by government geologists and private firms. Cooking tips, poultry show mentions, and Christmas shopping totals are noted alongside transit disruptions and a fatal Sleeping Sickness case in Portland. Local business plans by Sterrett Packing Co. and developments in rail service adjustments are reported. Weather, school notes, and community poems appear amid a busy civic page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thashi A. Koody
Sixty-second
Mount Scott
Second
Alder
M. B. Green
St. Johns
Portland
Washington State
Treasury
J. L. Sterret
The
Sterret Packing Co
Pacific International Livestock Association
George Dickson
Prineville
J. L. Sterrett
Sterrett Packing Company
George W. Warren
Warrenton
City Rejects Park Purchases Without Condemnation Policy
City council adopts a policy to condemn property for parks and playgrounds only through court action unless a property owner offers an assessed valuation. Commissioner Pier argues against blanket condemnation citing past high prices, while Baker supports condemnation unless unusual bargains arise. The mayor warns against deals made outside courtrooms that could invite suspicion. A separate note outlines cleaning methods for door marks and fabric stains using paraffin and glycerine.
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Pier
Simon
Duniway Park
Marquam Gulch
Aydr Baker
May Jor
Portland theater listing and upcoming show dates
A fragmented notice describes performances at the Litany Theatre in Portland. It mentions VIAN MARTIN PICUAT PILOT and a schedule around December with shows on Monday and Tuesday and the Mighty whut on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vian Martin Picuat
For Sale Briefly a Family Home Near St John Terminal
A short term sale advertises a 920 N Syracuse Street property with 650x100 lot, seven fruit trees in bearing, six rooms plus an extra dormer, full cement basement and electric heating. Described as well kept, near the St John Terminal and walking distance to new price advances. Inspect by contacting the owner or neighbor Mr. Waey, north of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simher
Syracuse
Isla Vioseta
St. Johne
Waey
Konlam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patroniae
the Review Advertisers
Miss Dixie Lewis
Portland Convalescent Hospital
Guthrie
Senate Investigating Committee
Oregon
Bureau of Minea
Harrison and Eason
Denver and
Fort Worth
Hameleum
Chrones
California
Wyoms
Texas
Pasco
N. P
St. Paul
Chicago
North Coast Limited
C. B. Hoage
St. Pauls Fence
Louise Samard
Pierre Samard
Insley Street
Althouh
St. Philip Neri
Rose City Cemetery
Miller & Tracey
Independent Funeral
Rain Hats
Rogers
Walt Mason
Currin
Linnton
Washington
Maxie
Pil
Beatrice Hidden Eichenlaue Reoroll
Rich Ieases
Columbia
Gabriel Pullin
Eei Lomberd St
Frank A. Rice
Edison Street
Elmer Sneed
Syracuse Street
Bertha C. Burdick
Royal of Royal Academy
Maysic
Hodge St
Dr. Ewart P. Borden
Obice!peninsula Bank
Res. Phone Co
Barney Oldfield
National Vulcanizing Co
S. Jersey St
F. P. Schultze
Peninsula Bank
L. F. Pickens
Ofice
the Hoes
J. A. Hyde
Fessenden Street
U.S. Army
Munson
the Raincoat Man
Conners
Bank of Commerce
North Jersey
North Jersey St
Ford
Woolley Bros
Samuel A. Mulkey
S. Jersey St. ST. Johns
J. W. Bottom
Charlesten St
Davis
W. Dawn
Philadelphia
For
Byerle & Armstrong
North
Jersey Street
Fenning's Bakery and Delicatessen
W. J. Hayzlett
Jersey St
Portland Railway
Electrc
Multnomar
Otisa
Hayakawa Iy
Hs 1Ocer
Duierrt Mintey
Te Litany Theatre
Christine
Heer
Jane Meniky
W. J. Gilstrap
Rel Pemitien
Herbert F. Jones
Shroet
Colmbia 690
I$t
Johns Undertaking Co
Columbis
Peninsula
TSE
Richmond
Poff & Green
Poila
N. Jersey St
Lewis Caldwell Pulley & Zurcher
Burlington Street
Jarsay Se
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