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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1906
Page
2
In a January issue the Saint Johns Review denounces preachers who market “He Men Only” and similar appeals. It argues such sensational sermons distract from God and His Word, degrade church by showmanship, and fail to foster true charity or moral progress.
Fragmentary text discusses a river crossing and potential dredge placement near a railroad draw. Mentions risk to safety and uncertainty about who would hire an expert or provide the dredge. No clear date or location fully readable.
Fragmentary report notes a shocking incident at a Vortlandt restaurant prompting authorities to probe business operations and potential witnesses. The proprietor remains determined to pursue consequences despite pressure to drop the affair.
A reflective column recalls two men who perished in a blaze on a home scene, contrasting it with distant disasters like Valencia and the Regulator incident. The piece mourns grief, fate, and the inevitability of death, noting how proximity deepens sorrow while leaving survivors to endure their loss.
TOM Gregory notes in metropolitan papers that divorce rates in America exceed those of Germany and France, arguing Americans seek many trials to find happiness. He critiques divorce laws as remedies to unhappiness, likening them to overhyped soups, and advocates investigation into a sticker proposition in St John. If approved, investors could feel their money is well spent.
At University Park Rev John Brentensen will speak at the morning Baptist church on Vincen Forces. His evening address will discuss What Must We Do To Be Saved. The service will be followed by tuning period.
The WoC TOU held its first mothers' meeting at St Johns Hall. A superintendent spoke on child upbringing, urging consistent home care and restraint in dress. The talk highlighted concerns for boys and girls, praising practical homemaker guidance. The report notes uneven attendance and calls for continued meetings.
More fatalities arise from a cold than any other case when improperly treated. Proper early care reduces danger. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is promoted as prompt, effective, and natural in easing coughs, relieving symptoms, and restoring health. Sold by Whoo n's Pharmacy.
Dr J J Wiggite, a known osteopathic physician, will hold sessions at the Central Hotel St Johns on Tuesday January yo and Saturday February 4 from 9am to 4pm. He invites inquiries and will explain osteopathy and offer trials. He will demonstrate the Electric Radiator used in his practice. Consultation free and his residence at 680 Easta street Portland. Telephone 1idy.
A blast occurred on the steam boat Regulator when an oil tank was bored, releasing gases and causing a severe fire. One crewman Harry Reed survived with facial injuries. fireman William Sayton died from burns, and engineer De Monte W Wade perished after efforts to rescue him. The Regulator, about 500 tons, burned swiftly at the St Jolie Ship Building plant near Portland, with no insurance carried and the ship's stern wheel the only major salvage. Firemen kept two water streams and fought flames for hours, but the vessel burned to destruction while the shipyard protected the adjacent ways and plant.
Rudolf Hallberg, formerly in Baker City, has purchased the Hicks block furniture shop from Messrs Wicker and Blackburn. He plans major alterations to create a brighter showroom and will stock up to date goods. He aims to draw outside trade while keeping home customers in St Johns with competitive prices.
The St Johns Grocery Company nears settlement in its new Holbrook block quarters. Manager Wagener has a private business area and invites everyone to call and view the plant as minor tasks remain before completion.
Contemplated opening of an open saloon at Savith's Crejust beyond St Jobs limits with a site purchased for the building. Railway men and locals from St Johns expected to support the venture, which is described as likely to pay from the grassroots. Horses repaired at the St Johns Harness Shop.
Laurel Lodge held a semi public installation last Monday with nearly one hundred guests including visiting brethren. Officers named were G. M. Hall Noble Grand H. B. Hewitt Vice Grand EK. Eliott Secretary C. Stratton Treasurer A. W. Lamber C. G. S. M. Fleener Conductor W. F. Johnson Warden O. W. Allen Chaplain T. J. Monahan plus other posts. A piano duet impersonation and cornet solo complemented talks by Monahan and others. Refreshments followed and the event ran to near midnight with continued encores.
Registration books open at the office of the W. H. at Land Com and every qualified voter in this district is urged to register promptly. The city election falls on April second, with the state and county reselection ahead. If books close 55 days before the city vote, registration must end February 7. The move aims to ensure all voters can exercise suffrage, costing only a few moments to get in shape.
The writer defends Mr Killingsworth for advocating a five mill tax levy after consultations. He asserts he supported five mills, not eight, and commends the stance taken by Mr Killingsworth and others for St Ohne.
The lois of Point View organize a 4 league under the Boys Good Order Club name adopting Heights as a model. Officers include Arthur Carlson as President Archie Anderson vice president Harry Samuels secretary Wred Macing treasurer. de Claly filed a petition with Manager Fuller of the railway company to locate a discarded car to refurbish for use, hoping the request is granted.
Advertisement for home furnishings and furniture items with prices in a local shop. Lists extenders tables, rockers, beds, dressers, and delivery to St Johns. Mentions old furniture taken in exchange and free delivery terms. Includes address 66 North Third Street and Main 2087. Also notes Ladies Aid Society meeting at Congregational church home of Mr Frank Woomen Thursday at 2:30.
W E Swengel offers oak tan California leather harnesses. Describes long wear, perfect trimmings, and hand sewn work. Claims durability and superior construction.
Local items report new businesses, weddings, and social visits in St Johns. Gossip mentions plans for a grand wedding feast, coal and insurance ads, and a fish market opening on Tacoma Street. The Review laments mail delays from Portland and urges faster service and rapid transit.
We have opened a woolyard at foot of Pittsburg Street and will deliver good dry wood anywhere in town. Planer trimmings black wool or stubwood available in four foot woody or stove length. Haink and Fosrex invite trial orders from Foot of Mittsburg Street St Johns.
A pleasant anniversary party was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rickner at 431 South John Street. It marked the first year of their marriage and was described as a very happy occasion with twenty guests. The hostess was praised for hospitality and Mrs. Rickner planned to repeat the event annually.
In Point View an offering lists four lots with city water and furnishings for rent at five dollars per month. Inquiries directed to Cedar Park store and F I Powers at 724 Charleston Street.
A bank advertisement urges readers to consider insurance against total loss for buildings. It questions affordability of risk and promotes Peninsula Bank rates. The message mentions Mrs N McCann and clothing cleaner services with marginal, garbled text around a Saint Jolie locale.
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