St Johns News Highlights and Local Debates 1906
Local ads and notices from Saint Johns Oregon discuss advertising rates, postal designation as second class mail, and December 21 1906 publish date. Editorial notes examine streetcar strikes, labor disputes, and unions, along with tax figures for School District No 2 and growth of textile property. The piece also criticizes Monmouth Normal School funding and advocates consolidation of normal schools to Ashland and Monmouth.
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Saint Johns
Oregon
Congress
St. Johne
Tunch
West Thupwlay
Higa
Gael
St. John
St. Johns
Heniles
St Johns
Big Store Holds Post Christmas All-Stock Sale
Stockholders order a full report by January 10 1907 and authorize the local manager to sell nearly all articles to convert stock into cash. The nationwide message states Everything must go at the Big Store.
Tinware and Hardware Sale on Peninsula Offerings
Local store advertises a wide range of tinware and hardware including eight and nine inch boilers with two handles priced at 43 cents, galvanized items, and a popular rice cooker in first grade yrganiteware with limited stock. Also highlights an extensive iron bed collection from $3.50 to $50 and various discounted items with prices and value tags.
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Peninsula
Christmas Goods at a Frightful Reduction Sale
A Detroit era sale advertises imported china and basement goods from Japan and England, with discount prices on jewelry sets, porcelain, dolls, hats, shoes, and the first day stock. It touts steel wagons and household items, with many items reduced to fractions of their regular prices. The piece emphasizes “never before” low prices and urges quick purchase while supplies last.
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Japan
Hajgland
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ST Johns Review
Avery
McKrow & Makelk
Taille
Phone East
Tom Lawton
Pet Trust
Review
Col. Monahan
Monmouth Normal School
Monmouth
Ashland
Grocery Department
Furniture Department
Jersey Street
White House
Vane
Cole
Servan SaoeCsy
Hite Ously
Burlington Street
Taz Brown Shoe
Cis
USON
ST. Johns Grocery Company
the Brown Shoe Co
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