St Johns to push major street improvements in 1922
The St Johns Review calls for action on roadways and sidewalks, urging a year 1922 as the time for the greatest street construction yet in St Johns ahead of the Exposition. The paper pledges to press columns until a movement starts, highlighting cement sidewalks and nearly impassable streets. The item ties street work to local civic pride and the new year.
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St. Johns
Evangelical Church
Orlo BE. Young
Ransome Young
Bessie J. Jones
Dora Layton
Corvallis
Oh Rose
Min
Agnes Vincent
Tigard
Mins Jones
Ruth Layton
Young
Herman Schroeder
Holdeman
Rey
Mra. Layton
Minses
Ruth
Roland Layton
Marion Young
Rose City Park
Gilbert Beaumont
Eloise Beaumont
Anabel Station
Mesum
Leulie Weiveseck
Tommy Hannan, Jr
11Th Kelloge Street
James John High notes and holiday events summary
James John High School reports on the second issue of the Al Timatum, student activities, and holiday events. Basketball inter-class games resume after a two week delay with notes on opponents Hillsboro and Hood River, and assemblies feature Good Citizenship and Good Health topics. Alumni reunion planned at Woolen Mills Club House December 28, and new high school visions described by English classes. The Glee Club and orchestra provided music for Piecinne lee mates, and battery care tips from Mr. Roche address cold weather impacts.
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McKeen
Bracht
Nowa
James John High School
Hillsboro High School
Hillsboro
Hood River
Woolen Mills Club
James John
Dioner
Piecinne Lee Mates
Philathenaeum
Fae
Rane
White Front Grocery Special Frenzy for Friday and Saturday
White Front Grocery advertises Friday and Saturday specials on candies, dates, nuts, raisins, and seedless fruit for the holidays. Meat market offers fresh chickens and geese with whole birds in stock. Merrick, proprietor, extends holiday greetings.
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Camry
Notich
Siblico Pipeless Furnace Ad Promises Comfort in Cold Spell
A 1910s style ad asks readers if their home was warm during a cold spell and offers a Siblico Pipeless Furnace. It claims prices of 185 dollars, 152 dollars installed, and invites demonstrations and orders from Alex S Scales at 502 Fessenden, Col. 1225.
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Alex. S
Fessenden
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