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Saint Johns Review

Location

Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1911

Page

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Woolen Mills Celebrate Christmas Feast at Portland Mill

The Portland Woolen Mills held a half holiday and grand Christmas feast for over 500 employees and their families. A noon banquet on a gala lower floor led to a stage show by the University of Oregon Glee Club, with speeches by E L Thompson and John Hartog and a song by Mrs. DeWitt Gillam. The event fostered goodwill between management and workers and was praised as a model of company generosity.

Portland Woolen Mills University of Oregon Glee Club Frank L. Test Glee Club E. L. Thompson John Hartog DeWitt Gillam Emen Bins

Ui Evangelical Church Sunday Services Details

M and evening services at the Ui Evangelical church Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching from 112 to 7 30 p.m. by G R Stover, pastor.

Ui Evangelical Church G. R. Stover

Goose Goes Missing in St Johns City Christmas Mystery

In St Johns a fat Christmas goose disappeared from its owner's confinement last week. The owner searched city wards, checking every goose for identification, hoping for a swift return before Christmas. Frustration grew as no trace emerged, and the chief of police faced a mournful holiday. Meanwhile someone in the city likely feasted on the missing bird.

Christman St. Johns

Bright Lumber Prospects in Oregon Mills for 1912

Lumber industry in Oregon predicted a big year 1912 as most large operations resume after January 1. Better freight rates on finished products boost car trade while coastwise shipping grows. California demand increases Columbia river mills with orders for San Francisco. Foreign shipments expected to rise. potential deep sea operation. Hume estate contemplates halibut fishing fleet off Southern Oregon coast.

Portland Oregon Portland Lumbermen California Columbia River San Francisco R. D. Hume

Railroad expansion to Vail west ward set for winter work

The Short Line extension toward Vail west ward will be an accomplished fact soon as all arrangements have been made to start construction. Work is expected to continue throughout the winter months.

Vail

Hear the Willamette Four at Ca lel Bros. New Year's Day

The Willamette Four performing at Calel Bros on New Year's Day delivers a musical show. Local residents anticipate lively harmony and seasonal entertainment from the quartet.

Calel Bros

Airship float causes churchfire during Christmas program

At Evan gel church a pully airship display with cotton batting and colored bulbs caught fire near the end of a crowded Christmas exercise. Ruth Stover seven, suffered light burns while minister Rev Stover and others helped quell the blaze. No serious injuries or major damage reported.

Evangelical Ruth Stover J. & Kilkenny Stover Geo Hall

Packing plant on Peninsula to begin after January first

Plans by a Chicago architect call for a reinforced concrete packing plant on the Peninsula costing over 600000 dollars. The North Portland plant will mirror the Oklahoma City facility for Schwarzechild & Suleberger & Sons and will house the latest packing house machinery. The site lies about 2000 feet east of the Swift packing plant.

Schwarzechild & Suleberger Chicago North Portland Oklahoma City Sulaberger & Sons Swift Packing Plant

Central Oregon Seen as Future Wheat Center in Pacific Northwest

In a speech from Hill lines leader Carl R. Gray, Central Oregon is urged as the coming granary of the Pacific Northwest. He cites interior counties with vast areas and low populations, forecasting large wheat outputs as U.S. crops decline. He notes Pacific Northwest growth could outpace other regions and mentions record steer dress percentages at Portland and Chicago livestock shows.

Oregon Vrenivdent Carl R. Gray Hill Lines Pacific Northwest Maryland Iowa United States Central Oregon Gray Portland Chicago

A Hal Look Out After New Year’s Graves Photo Giveaway

South Jersey mails cabinet photos as a New Year promotional stunt. The quirky fundraiser follows a note about a dangerous fuse incident and a warning to readers to stay alert after holiday events.

Se2 South Jersey

Not in Jest Editor Review on Annexation Appeal

The writer accuses opponents of delaying the case on the annexation question and seeks to withdraw the appeal to hasten a Supreme Court review. He argues the district court’s election ruling would stand if the appeal were withdrawn and suggests a plan to boost St Johns prosperity within a year. S.C. Cook.

Supreme Court Rees Supreme Court St. Johns S.C. Cook

Annexation questions shape St Johns booster stance

The text questions if annexation to Portland would lower taxes water rates and costs, improve fire police and street services, parks and schools, alter valuations and insurance, affect saloons and parks, and change governance. It urges clear answers before backing annexation, noting Portland has given no promises.

Cook Antis Supreme Court Portland St. Johns Jersey Street Swift Packing Plant Red Light Fortland Ron Board of County Commissioners

For Rent Furnished housekeeping rooms in Burr Street area

A rental listing offers furnished housekeeping rooms at 109 West Burr Street near Burr station. Contact shows Boss Col at 184 Sett for details.

West Burr Street Burr Station

Tax Levy Talks Reflect City Debt and Reforms

The present council cites a previous penurious levy as the cause of a $10,000 plus indebtedness. They plan a 6.5 mill levy, just below Portland by 0.3 mills, to fund city government and public works. Officials defend modest salary raises and costly improvements like street repairs, hall vicinity work, and fire apparatus as necessary for better policing, lighting, and public buildings.

Counel O Ae Portland

Scout Reception Showcases Boy Scouts Learning Paths

The Boy Scouts held an information evening at their barracks in the McChesney building led by Scout master Hyerlee. Council members and press attended as scouts demonstrated first aid, injuries care, and improvised stretchers. A camp style lunch followed. locals praised the organization and the mothers who provided pies and fruit punch. The event also corrected a fire report at David Davis residence on Buchanan street, noting minimal damage and the fire’s cause remains unknown.

McChesney Building Hyerlee Hoy Calel Tiros Bonham & Currier Alda David Davis Buchanan Street

New Year's Eve Event With Calef Bros Orchestra and Willamette Four

A celebratory evening featuring Calef Bros Orchestra and Willamette Four invites friends to gather for New Year's revelry. The program promises lively performances and seasonal entertainment to close the year.

Calef Bros Ine’s Orchestra Willamette Four

City Council Upholds Budget Votes and Scout Invitation

Regular meeting with Mayor Couch presiding. Debate over police salary petitions and public wage disclosure. Several street improvements approved including Crawford Street and Jersey Street works. Tax levy set at six and a half mills. Adjourned to accept Boy Scouts reception at McChesney building barracks.

Couch D. N. Ryerlee Boy Scouts McChesney Building Thte Police Department Business Men's Association Board of Governors Commercial Club Perrine Valentine Aled. Hills Aldertan Davin Conneil Edison Street Wen Aldertuan Muck Recorder Crawford Street Pittsburg Tacoma Crawford Richmond Salem Esson Jersey Street Catlin Muel

Baby Show at Multnomah Theatre Opens Next Week

A baby show hosted by Multnomah Theatre invites St Johns residents with babies to submit pictures for a popular vote. Entries must be submitted by midweek. prizes include a child’s bed and mattress, a large doll and cart, a child’s sulky, and a chemical crying doll from local businesses.

Multnomah Theatre St Johns St Johns Furniture Co

Christmas Eve Church Fire Near Miss

A small blaze at the Congregational church during Christmas festivities Saturday night burned some tissue paper on the Christmas tree but was extinguished before damage occurred. The scene prompted fear and panic but no injuries were reported, avoiding a potentially sensational incident.

The Oregonian

Christmas Day at the Evangelical Church Lingers In Chaos

A festive church gathering plans misshapen after decorations and ship excursion ideas fall through. Fathers are urged to bring their children next Sunday for a sermon and address, while families cope with the usual chores and humor about dads, mothers, and holiday duties as the home scene plays out in a nostalgic, bustling, and imperfect Christmas prelude.

Lenia Aml Hiepetar Dad Draven

Epworth League Notes and December Meeting Plans

Epworth League notes describe a December 41 meeting tied to regular church services. Letters from lay members and church groups were read. officers were elected for six months starting January. A Sunday event was planned, a meeting postponed, and a social gathering noted before time constraints limited full coverage.

Howe Eluret Amd Christias Schon Leaguers Aigistes Abie Abie Af Mrs Hoo

New Year Reception Planned by Local Firms

The article notes a Monday afternoon New Year reception hosted by business leaders to thank patrons and discuss topics of interest. Attendees include Calef Bros, John Noce, St Julia Pharmacy, Johnston's Taggers, Muck & Co, Save a Jolas Furniture Co, and others offering social mingling and light entertainment.

Televies Leu Bs & Spl Calef Bros John Noce St. Julia Johnston's Muck & Co Jolas Furniture Co Torng Boulum & Currier

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