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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
4
City of St Johns enacts a cost assessment for Portland Boulevard from Point View addition east line to Fairhaven Street. It declares the assessment, values improvements, assigns benefits to parcels, and orders publication and entry in city liens docket.
A notice announces a meeting of Jersey Street property owners and the city council to call for bids on surface and hard paving work. Bids from paving companies are invited with price and quality details, with open competition and equal opportunity to submit proposals. The chosen bid should meet owners’ guarantees and fall within the council proceeding. Published by the City Clerk A. M. Haron in the St. Johns Review January 6, 1949.
An ordinance in St Johns accepts a deed from the St Johns Lumber Company granting a right of way from North Street to the Willamette River for sewer purposes. The act, dated October 1910 and recorded January, was witnessed by Notary Public A M Kawa. The council and mayor approved. The notice lists legal blanks for sale and wants personnel for Hampton's Magazine sales in St Johns.
A warm sales pitch for flour and bread making passes in broken Yiddish English. The letter-style prose invites readers to visit a store, promising a wide array of foods and goods and a memorable, satisfying bread experience designed to evoke comfort and appetite.
A scanned timetable fragment lists arrival and departure times and routes including Vancouver and Portland connections. It references St Johns Oregon the Puget Sound region and multiple cities such as Omaha Kansas City and Spokane with limited legible details. The item resembles a public notices or travel schedule brief from an Oregon paper.
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