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Newspaper

Saint Johns Review

Location

Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1918

Page

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St Johns Industry Growth in Multnomah County Area

A historical look places St Johns as a growing industrial suburb with major employers like Grant Smith-Porter-Guthrie and Western Cooperage, employing hundreds. It notes a total local workforce around 3,670, large shipbuilding facilities, dense housing occupancy, and a small police presence guarding the area amid a changing rural to urban landscape.

St. Johns Industries Portland Manufacturing Company Grant Smith - Porter - Guthrie Company Western Lumber Company Jobes Milling Company Hardin Pump Factory Western Cooperage Company Portland Woolen Mills St. Johns Planing Mill Peninsula Iron Works St. Johns Lumber Company Multnomah County St. Johns Portland Grant Smith-Porter- Guthrie Company Wesern Little Army of Toilers Montavilla Sellwood Joe Mr. Hoyle

A Word to the Wise for St Johns Businessmen

A booster urges local merchants to advertise more in the home paper to attract new residents and boost business. He argues advertising invites customers, lowers downtown competition with Portland prices, and promotes all they handle, urging wider promotion of local commerce.

St. Johns Portland

Hear Reinald Werrenrath in February at Currin's

Reinald Werrenrath appears in February performances at Currin's venue in Portland. The engagement invites music lovers to attend on designated dates with his repertoire and distinctive baritone style.

Reinald Werrenrath Portland Currin's

Columbia slough dredging plan draws city interest

A Portland district plan to dredge the Columbia slough creating a new ship channel and drainage outlet for Peninsula redevelopment gains strong support from leading property owners and Portland bankers. City Engineer Laurgaard and Public Works Commissioner Barbur endorse action as war and economic conditions allow. Intercepting sewers would converge sewage to central facilities, reducing river pollution and foul waterfront conditions.

Columbia Peninsula Portland Laurgaard A. L. Barbur Public Works Barbur Willamette Mounta

Kind Words Never Die in Daily Life of Gentle Speech

The article extols the power of kind words to heal and refine character. It argues that soft speech soothes harsher impulses, lifts temper, and eases burdened hearts, urging daily practice toward gentler conduct and brighter outcomes.

Beautiful bungalow on 50x100 lot near streetcar line

For sale a pretty city bungalow on a 50 by 100 lot nine blocks from Philadelphia street, modern throughout with full cement basement. Asking 61850 with $500 down and payments like rent. Call 610 Bore street Col 925 M. N. Amizich for references and details.

Philadelphia Street Bore Street M. N. Amizich

Laundry venture sparks hopes for St Johns growth

A local advocate envisions a new laundry facility near the ferry slip in St Johns. The plan argues the town’s rising population and boarding houses justify investment, with early machines for quick, neat work and savings on tires and gas by keeping garments local.

War Income Tax Notice Demands Reports Over Eight Hundred Dollars

The War Income Tax Law requires every person and entity paying 800 dollars or more to another party to report names, addresses, and payment amounts to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Forms 108 and 1096 must be filed at collector offices by March 1, 1918, with accuracy certified by an accompanying affidavit. Milton A. Miller, Collector.

Congress Commissioner of Internal Revenue Washington Milton A. Miller

No Friend of the Kaiser Verse Sent to the Y.M.C.A.

The piece mocks Kaiser era hardship with playful wordplay on missing items like meatless Tuesdays and heatless homes. It ends with a call or hint toward selling a hat and mentions Mekiney in a clipped, satirical tone.

Y. M Thel Kaiser

St Johns Honor Roll of Enlistees in Uncle Sam's Service

A long list of St Johns students and alumni enlisting in the armed forces across training camps. Names include Taylor Whitmore Athill Irvine Dean Knowles Earl Knowles Theodore Bugbee H Bryan Poff Armand Olin Claude Harris Russell Poff Chas Garlick Donaldson Glenn Haskell Kay Clark and many others reflect community participation in military service during wartime.

St. Johns Uncle Sam Taylor M. Whitmore Athill W. Irvine Dean H. Knowles Earl H. Knowles Theodore Bugbee H. Bryan Poff Armand Olin Claude ®. Harris Russell Poff R. P. Galloway Chas Ei, Garlick Marne Donaldson Glenn Haskell Kay Clark Benjamin Swan Hubert Martin Leon Sorber Donald Strickland Lowell Anderson John Las Willett Frank Thompson Oron Lear Hal J. Davis Donald N. Trowbridge Bert Larson Alan Rutherford Homer Plaskett More Brandenberg J. W. Welsh David Bowe Clyde Heath Walter Mayer Fred Semalling John Rogers Ernest Johnson Hiram Eatinger Kenneth Simmons Thornton Toole Eugene Hiatt Dave Walker August Jensen Raymeee Walter Pearson Elmer Maples Roy Gagnon Leater D Basil B. Smith Bryant Kilkenney Paul Rude Emory Gillmore Lewis Wirth Harold Meredith Ray Hawkins Hough Ward Kindley Satterlee Gordon Wilbur Zela Iice John O'’Niell Harry Truman Frank Green Walter Rickwon Frank Whitney Thomas Reynolds Carlyle Cunningham Percy Smith Ivan Faber Bert Sundstrom Gail Perrine Nornan Nelson Grover Barron Harry J. Simmons Thos, Roberts Max J. Witters A. Tallman G. W. Stevens Christ Lind William E. Guilloway Jeo Worthington Jack L. Douglas Joy Silton Carnahan Limer Flynn J. Elmer Thomas Dugene Small Howard Baeail Holcomb Carl Smith

Joint Installation Of St Johns MWA And RNA Officers

The joint installation of M W A and RNA officers of St Johns camps occurred at their hall above St Johns Hardware on a Thursday night. Gertrude F Simmons installed RNA officers including Past Oracle Maud Reid Oracle Maud Adama Vice Oracle Currie Cramp Chancellor Myrtle Boyd Recorder Amy Corbett Receiver Grace Campbell Marshal Gertrude Tonny Loner Sentinel Maud Wood Outer Sentinel Anna Omens Mann er Matthew Swa aichild Cow Crow Modest Nettie Henderson Usefulness Nettie Reynolds Marshal Rhodella Oman Chas D Jester District Deputy Installed M W A officers led by Past Consul J H ree Consul G W Muhm Adviser A S Berry Banker C J Seal Clerk J Ll Gromachey Escort A L Marcy Watchman C W Brower Sentry N A Gee Mangers A L Marey E R Corbett and G J Bergman.

R.N. A St. Johns Multnomah County Gertrude F. Simmons Maud Reid Maud Adama Currie Cramp Myrtle Boyd Amy Corbett Grace Campbell Gertrude Tonny Loner Sentinel Maud Wood Outer Sentinel Anna Omens Manner Matthew Swa Aichild Cow Crow Modest Nettie Henderson Nettie Reynolda Rhodella Oman Chas D. Jester J. H. Ree G. W. Muhm

Service Flag Ceremony At St Johns Methodist Church

A service flag with seventeen stars will be presented next Sunday evening at St Johns Methodist Episcopal church to honor young men serving in the armed forces. Rev W W Youngson will give a patriotic address, a veteran quartet will sing, and Mrs Dr Abbott will sing the Marseillaise. Mrs Sarah A Kemp will read the roll of honor and present the flag, with a son and daughter from two families unfurling it. Everyone welcome.

St. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church Kev W. W. Youngson D. D Dr. Abbott University Park Sarah A. Kemp

Victrola Brings Family Joy All Year Round

A brief note highlights how a Victrola phonograph adds pleasure to family life throughout the year. The ad-like line emphasizes durable use and ongoing entertainment value for households.

Yar

Streetcar Upgrading Aims To Ease St Johns Shipyard Rush

Portland Railway Light and Power announces service improvements to ease crowded streetcars serving the St Johns shipyard district. Additional trains will run to Hawthorne Broadway Washington Alberta Williams and Broadway transfer points with 2:45 am shifts to relieve night workers. A plan to spread rushhour traffic over longer periods is pursued with shipyard and plant cooperation, possibly adjusting plant shifts if needed. Oregon launches a state shipyard volunteer enrollment drive directed by State Director Griffith aiming to recruit about 20 000 skilled workers for U S shipyards, with wages and deferments managed to minimize disruption. A local comic opera La Mascotte rehearsals progress under Beery Dukos, inviting more chorus and male actors to Eagles Hall February 12.

St. Johns Portland Railway, Light & Power Company Bridley Cara Hawthorne Ave Broadway Washington Alberta Street Wiliams Avenue Aupyard St. Doling Lewis St. Johna Franklin T. Griffith Public Service Reserve Oregon United States Tts Griffith State Council of Defense United States Shipyard Atte Industries Leslie H. Towne Halsey Beery DuKoas Eagles’ Hall Goldendale Wash Inet Goldendale Sentinel Star Theater Harry Dukens Ubese Columna

Good Recipes From Campaign Launch At Presbyterian Church

The Some Good Recipes campaign led by the Food Commission launched Monday night at the Presbyterian church with Miss Grace Johnson speaking on Victory Bread. She notes cereals provide over 40 percent of required energy and promotes several housewife friendly recipes including Corn Bread with Barley Flour Muffins and Barley and Corn Meal Pudding, with detailed ingredient lists and baking steps.

Food Commission Grace Johnson O. A St. Johns

For Rent and For Sale Notice on Richmond Street

Classified notice offering a for rent room suitable for housekeeping at 527 B Richmond Street and a for sale modern four room bungal ow with Dutch pantry cement meat and fruit area contact Col 645 by phone

Richmond Street

An Interesting Meeting of Sans Dieu Rienw Clan

An interesting meeting of the Sans Dieu Rienw clan of the Evangelical church was held at the box 1 home on South Jersey Street Tuesday evening January 29. A summary noted enrollment of about five members, sixty six of whom entered during 1917, that the class bought last June was nearly half paid, and funds in treasury sufficient for the next payment. A birthday remembrance added sixty four cents per member for Mr Monahan’s life year. Officers elected: Ruth Edmondson president Alma Rasch vice president Esther Fitterer secretary Orlo Youns treasurer. The group expects a longer report in January 1910. Reporter.

Sans Dieu Rienw Evangelical Church South Jersey Street Ase T. J. Monahan Keach 1Vik

Local American engineers push rear railway work in France

Local boy in corps construction aids the Auerian army on the rear railway project in France. Plans for trackage on several main routes from the sea to the American sector of the western front are under development as more material and skilled workers join railway and terminal constructions. American engineering may showcase its genius on European soil. St John is now numbered among the engineers in France.

Auerian France Western Front St. Johna

Alex Sculen for Al Groceries Ad

A grainy OCR snippet shows a local ad for Alex Sculen promoting Al groceries with the slogan Nothing but the best and al ways freak and a phone listing 210 010 Fessenden atreet for contact.

Alex Sculen

Change in Meeting Night St Johns Council K L of 8

St Johns Council K L of 8 shifted meeting nights from Wednesday to Monday and held its first Monday gathering at Bickner hall on February 4 with large attendance and dancing. The article promotes weekly Monday fun programs at low cost and highlights community protections such as home care and insurance services for the elderly and orphans.

St. Johns Council K. L Bickner Hall R. L

Interest In Local Red Cross Auxiliary Meeting

Much interest is shown in joining the Red Cross Auxiliary meeting at the library on Wednesday. Last gathering had forty attendees and organizers hope many more will come in the forenoon bringing a box lunch. Tea and coffee will be available in the library kitchen. Mrs ham read recipes on yeast making flour substitutions and oatmeal bread. The next lecture on war time cookery and practical recipes is set for the next Wednesday between seven and eight.

Red Cross

Wanted Your Property to Sell J. 3. McKinney

Auction-like notices mix stray lines about property sales and sales of animals and flour products. Mentions Lauder, Rogers and C. R. Chadwick & Son with scattered contact details and device for messaging.

J. 3. McKinney

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Smith U. S Currin Lauder Alex Scales Jersey Street New Zealand C. R. Chadwick & Son N. Swenson
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