Railroads Expand in Oregon and Washington
Oregon and Washington races over Sand Island settle slowly as joint boundary talks proceed. Port land and St Johns Annexation club crumbles after failed schemes. Hill system railroads invest tens of millions, North Bank road spending most of the sum, with $15 million slated for Oregon properties as arkiman lines grow.
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Oregon
Washington
North Bank Road
Arkiman
Portland Railways to Install Guardrail on St Johns Line
Acting on Railroad Commission guidance, Portland Railway Light and Power will raise a guardrail on the dangerous edge near the St Johns electric line and slow speeds around curves. Engineer B C Earle found no overall roadbed danger but warned small rail or wheel defects could derail cars. guardrail installation is to begin within days per Telegram report.
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Railroad Commission
Portland Railway Light & Power Company
St. Johns
Evening Telegram
St Johns
B.C. Earle
Hayioewr Mare
Mothers' Meeting and Local Notices at St Johns
The Mothers Meeting at Mrs. Bingood’s home featured a strong program with a solo by Mrs. Carey and an address by State W C U President Mrs. Unruh on temperance, morality, and education. Also promotes Miss Fannie Gorsehill’s Portland talk at 4 pm Sunday at the Baptist church, a for sale cottage on boulevard, and local real estate and insurance ads with Wolcott and A Doble agents listed.
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Mothers
Forty Hours Adoration Begins at St J Clements Church
The Forty Hours devotion begins after Mass at St J Clement s on Portland Boulevard with sermons by visiting clergy on Sunday Monday and Tuesday. It explains the Catholic doctrine of the Eucharist and includes a solemn mass procession and enthronement of the Blessed Sacrament. The origin traces to a 1537 Milan plague when public adoration helped avert invasion. The first service in St Johns will run Sunday to Tuesday with daily hours and a closing sermon by Rev George F Poceanee of St Mary s Cathedral.
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St.j. Clements
Portland Boulevard
Milan
Italy
Joseph di Kero
Lord Jesus Christ
St. Johns
George F. Poceanee
St. Mary's Cathedral
Ordinance Declares Cost of Street Improvement in St Johns
The city council adopts an assessment for improving No Edi son Street from Fessenden to St Johns Avenue, authorizes entry in the city liens docket, and directs notice publication. The measure, approved by Mayor Hendricks and City Recorder Besson, lists parcels and totals including Weyerhaeuser tract, with publication in the St Johns Review.
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No. Edison Street
Fessenden Street
St. Johns Avenue
City of
St. Johns
Fa. Fatchison Street
St. John Avenue
L. BF. Owen
St. James
Weyerhaeuser
Hendricks
Attent
A.M. Besson
City Recorder
St. Juhmne
Sweet Pea Show Sparks St Johns Business Buzz
The Sweet Pea Show at The North Bank Pharmacy St Johns Oregon on July 14 1910 drew wide interest. Judge J F Hendricks Mayor F P Drinker and A W Markle awarded prizes of perfume merchandise and cash. Currin plans another show citing strong turnout free soda and ice cream all day.
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Portland
North Bank Pharmacy
St. Johns
Oregon
C. C. Currin
Moving Picture
J. F. Hendricks
F. P. Drinker
First National Bank
A. W. Markle
St. Johns Review
Currin
Rert
Mr. Currin
Virginia
Real estate ads and local notices in St Johns area
Fr W Valentine promotes real estate and insurance at 904 N Jersey. Sidewalks using washed material are praised for lasting quality by St Johns Sand & Gravel Co. Wm Lowell from Vancouver visited St Johns. A B Powers, known Bible teacher, considered giving readings locally.
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Fr. W. Valentine
N. Jersey
St. Johns Sand & Gravel Co
Richmond
A. B. Powers
Ed. L. Stockton
Mr. Powers
Colorado
Ohio
St Johus
Bereavement Resolutions by Laurelwood Lodge for Sister Minnie Hall
Laurelwood Rebecca lodge No. 160 expresses heartfelt sympathy to sister Minnie Hall after the loss of Daniel Malcolm and a beloved aunt. The resolution spreads copies to lodge memorials, sister, and St Johns Review for information, signed by Tillie Hut Kile Boom Committee.
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Sean
Daniel Malcolm
Slster
Minnie Hall
Laurelwood
Rebecca Lodge
St. Johns
Bang Tee
Mint
Alda
BS Uni
Oregon Coast Farm For Sale At Ten Dollars An Acre
Prime 165 acre hillside grazing land two miles north of Morton's station in Lincoln County Oregon. Open pasture ideal for cattle sheep and Angora goats with spring water and timber. Priced at 10 per acre with payment options on St Johns lots at 1000 down and 600 balance over four years at seven percent. Live in tent and garden now though work required. lazy need not apply.
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Morton
Lincoln Co
Oregon
St. Johns
Laurelton Rebecca Lodge Mourns Loss and Installs Officers
Coe A McKenna and Company issue resolutions of sympathy for Mint Overstreet family and extend lodge condolences. St Johns Review notes installation of W R C officers led by Mrs Mary Chamberlain with officers named including Anna Barnard and Cora Merrill.
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Mary Chamberlain
Anna Barnard
V. P
Cora Merrill
Vanderburg
Lathrop
Schelter
Hewitt
Overstreet
H. F
Minnie Hall
Sipple
Hurley
Hanson
Burden
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