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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
2
Chauncey Depew recounts delivering a $120,000 speech at Mrs. Russell Sage's funeral honoring her philanthropy. He recalls that Sage urged action by remarking that only a speech could unlock further donations and praised her husband’s judgment.
Fragmented reports describe village clashes and fears of border warfare after battles near Moscow. German troops are said to have seized roads into several villages with machine guns mounted on routes toward the capital, while analysts warn of broader regional violence and refugee movements as defense lines tighten.
Daily theater listings announce upcoming premieres and showtimes for January. Notable titles include Olga Mask, Dorothy Gish in Wattle Jane Paramount, Charles Ray in Law of the North, and Charlie Chaplin in Arms and the Woman with additional engagements for Geraldine Farrar and Wallace Reid.
Public notice from Multnomah County Oregon regarding an execution and sale of property described as lots Thirty and Thirty One in block matters part of Glenwood Park, to satisfy a judgment of FW Cookman against Henry N. Pare and wife Marie Mayer. Sale set for January 20, 1910 at 10 a.m. at the east front door of the County Court House in Portland. Defendants ordered to appear and answer by February 7, 1910.
A local ad offers masquerade suits for rent at 214 Fessenden Street. The note invites readers to spread the word if pleased and to inform the owner, Rogers, located at 202 N Jersey Street.
The text extols the voluntary effort of Americans in feeding Europe, praising the Food Administration under Hoover. It notes a target of shipping twenty million tons of food and asserts democracy proved capable of organizing, enduring, and aiding Allied defense despite World War I pressures. It emphasizes trust in democratic action.
Clearge J. Perkin administrator of the estate of Hertha P. Willman files a final account with Multnomah County Court Oregon. A hearing is set for February 1 at 10:00 a.m. to hear objections and settle the estate. Attorney Viking J. Derkin announces publication.
The matter announces the death of Hila Towler and names Michael Tasker as administrator of the estate. Creditors are warned to present their claims to the attorney’s office within six months, with details of the estate and executor. Publication by Ferklus Batley and Proke Hig Fontan agents.
In Maltnomah County Oregon the estate of William Weldon shows the death of Vetersem and the signer is appointed executor of the Last Will. Creditors are directed to present their claims verified by law to the attorneys Herbie and Bailey at Bartland Avenue before the date of the first publication.
Fragmentary obituary notice for Chambers Kenworthy Co funeral home details their services, with names and vague references to embalmers and a figure noted as an expert. The readable text mentions Por city, a Mr Chahiber and Mr Kenworthy, and suggests tribute to a beloved figure.
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