St Johns Seeks West Side Dock Bid At Spokane Meeting
St Johns delegates led by A W Davie and J Hendricks urged the city’s grain potential at a Spokane meeting of farmers educational and cooperative union. Portland offered docks warehouses and elevators with half a million dollar setup, Vancouver and Astoria also bid, Tacoma presented, St Johns may gain if Portland location across the river near Claremont tavern proves real. The committee plans a final tour soon, and the delegates earned community thanks for their efforts. Mrs GL Epps left for Eugene to tend her ailing father.
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A.W. Davia
J. ¥. Hendricks
St. Johns
Bath
Davie
Hendricks
St. John
Portland Board of Trade
Vancouver
Astoria
Tacoma
Johns
Portland
Wwe
Enterprise
Portland Ie
Claremont Tavern
Messrs. Davis and
Columbia River
City
Immense timber purchase fuels Pacific Coast mill plans
The Monarch Lumber Company, led by L. W. David, acquires about 2,000,000,000 feet of Amber area timber in Washington county. The Schrader and Simpson tracts cost roughly $1,060,000 and support a plan to build a standard gauge railroad to connect timber belts with the Southern Pacific near Gaston, enabling a large new mill on the Pacific Coast. Swifts and Le C Menefee hold major interests, with Menefee previously investing in Oregon timber and Portland Heights property. The project aims to supply a major plant serving three rail lines and water routes to the Amber belt, with log transport by rail to the mill.
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Washington County
Lower Peninsula
Timber Belt
Southern Pacific
Gaston
Schrader
Simpson
Aehrader
Monarch Lumber Company
Lo W. David
Union Moat Company
Pacific Coast
Swifts
le C. Menefee
Menefee
Texas
Oregon
Mpl Toliate
Portland Heights
Footneula
Amber Belt
Investment lure of St Johns Portland realty boost thrives
An investor’s view extols St Johns Portland as the premier low peninsula site for growth. It predicts Portland’s population doubling in five years, notes waterway access and new city docks, and urges buying property now as a sound, certain investment.
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Northwest
Bt. Johpe
Lower Peninsula
St. Johns
Portland
Jolene
United States
Penineula
Peninsula
Jersey
Philadelphia
St. John
Ivanhoe
Richmond
Haven
Jobo
Has Proper Backing and Interesting Session Held May Do Business
An adjourned city council meeting discussed a proposed 150000 dollar gas plant by the Rt. John Gaw Light and Heat Co. backed by a strong financier. If concessions are granted within sixty days, construction would begin within nine months with a 5000 dollar cash bond and an initial 20000 dollar plant.
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Ety Council
Rt. Johne Gaw Light & Heat Co
Collier Belieled
Donnell
Severnl
Thein Company
Wortland
St Johne
Byury
Wumrant
Philadelphia Street Improvement Plans Move Ahead
After a long inactivity period the Philadelphia street upgrade is resumed with rain permitting. The project expects an eight percent grade to ease heavy loads, with a new district likely to share costs from Fesson to Richmond streets. The 100 foot wide street will gain cement sidewalks and a macadamized surface, promising utility and beauty.
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Philadelphia Street
Ely Dock
Fesson
Richmond Streets
Death of Maud Peterson in transit to home
Maud Peterson age about 17, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Peterson, formerly of St Johns, died en route between Los Angeles and San Francisco while returning home from Mo Minnville. She had suffered tuberculosis, improved briefly after leaving Los Angeles, but died before reaching San Francisco. Funeral held at Holman’s Portland parlors, interred Lone Fir cemetery. Her loss is deeply mourned by family and St Johns community.
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Maud
P. J. Peterson
Ths Place
Mo. Minnville
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Francsco
Maud Peterson
Ita Heavenly Home
St. Johns
Kife
Holman
Portland
Bt. Johns
Lone Fir
Car Service Debate Highlights City Rail Trouble
The St Johns Commercial club discussed Portland Street Railway service last Thursday. Club members plan decisive steps to pressure the company for improvement, citing dangerous track segments and overall poor service.
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Portland
St. Johns
Wee
New Amusement Hall by R McFarland Opens in vacant theatre
R McFarland plans an Arcade in the former Novelty theatre building at the Tacoma and Jersey streets corner with vaudeville. He is a noted baseball man who pitched for Oakland last season and is booked as pitcher for Portland in the Northwest League next season. He vows St Johns will see the best amusements in the Arcade.
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R. McFarland
Novelty Theatre
Tacoma
Jersey Streets
McFarland
Oakland
Portland
Java
St. Johns
Free Mail Delivery Advocated for St Johns Town
Local discussion urges adoption of free postal delivery by raising stamp sales. Officials note eligibility depends on total local postage revenue, with potential need to increase by under 6000 dollars. Proponents argue wider use by residents, including encouraging children to write letters to boost stamps and advertise St Johns.
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St. Johne
Portland
St. John
St. Johna
Lowe
St. Johns
St Johns
St John Rink Sees New Management Take Charge
The St John rink changes hands with Geoar Hall and Chas Garlick taking over. They vow to run the rink with a new style, inviting public support to revive operations after mixed past leadership and occasional misfortune. Manager Thomas is noted as the prior contender who left the business in poorer shape.
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St. John
Rinkin & Bustnews
Thomas
Law
Making Improvements at The Boston Bakery
Boston bakery undergoes major improvements led by Hewitt Wright and his contracting team. Work spans numerous alterations, with steady progress across all areas of the well known establishment.
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Boston
Hewitt @ Wright
New Physician Joins Practice Amid Turbulent Start
The new doctor, I D Hopper, arrives with two years of provisional hospital experience. He trains under Dr. Sedlond Ling at a clinic near the First National Bank in Chicago, aiming to begin full duties soon and address urgent patient cases.
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I. D. Hopper
Dane
Jodie
Firat Natousl Bank
Huh
Chicago
Ehiew Eraddarie
Clare
Dati
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