Eight Pound Daughter Born To Mason Family
Local notes report an eight pound daughter arriving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Mason on Wednesday. A short space invites readers to see the big announcement in Bonham & Carrier’s area on the paper’s last page. Other items note J. R. Weimer’s slow recovery from blood poisoning, Edward Kaer returning high school tickets, and various community updates including hospital news, church events, and local obituaries.
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O. F. Mason
Bonham & Currier
J. R. Weimer
Edward Kaer
JE. Smith
Windlestreet
Salem
Alford Broderser
Willis Moxon
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
St. Johns
H. M. Isham
L. L. Cooper
Blusside
Wash
M. E
A. P. Layton
W. O. Shields
LaCenter
Arthur W. Shields
Tomrance Union
Munday
Mra
G. D. Batinger
Charleston Street
Fessenden St
Come
Harry &. Hall
Sylvia
Barbara Sagersa
Linnton
Oregon
H Jones
St. Johns Municipal Terminal
Eagle Flour Mills
J.E. Case
A. L
C. A. Bay
Buchanan Street
Harvey Hartupe
Los Angeles
San Diego
The
Review
D. Tallman
Freeport
New York
Orlo Leslie Kenison
East Burr Street
Willis Vinson
Emanuel Hospital
Ralph R. Shielda
Kennison
Hattie Frederickson
Andrew Frederickson
North Fessenden Street
St. Vincents Hospital
Frederickson
Fred
Leonard
Jack Larking
Portland
Harry Larkins
Spokane
Finley
Newberg
Arthur Wendall Shields
Jah Kk
Mae Lola Shields
North Central Avenue
St. Johna Undertaking Co
Kloster
Columbia Cemetery
Rogers
Columbia
Ownler
Gentleman's
North Leonard Street
Peninsula National Bank
Peninsula Electric Co
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Onmandy Bros
Cash
Grabateria Cash and Carry Grocery
Scales & Currier, Inc
Root
St. Johns Pharmacy
Columbia Records
Union
Swetland's
Bear
Kelfone Street
St Valine
Squire
North
Syracuse Street
St. Johns Skating Rink
Good Union Music
Bank of Commerce
North Jersey St
Brunswick
Philadelphia Street
Savings
Tropics
America
Rome
Egypt
Babylon
General Prosperity Fund
St. Johns Hardware Co