Graft and Sewage Talk Highlight St Johns Review
In this St Johns Review item the paper laments Portland sewer plans affecting Oregon slough and extols fireproofing delays. It rails against graft across professions, notes Portland transportation franchises, and reports on Georgias Bilycu’s benefit at the Kiledore Theatre with songs, recitations, and medical support for Miss Bilyeu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgias Bilycu
Kiledore Theatre
Tot Lee
Nelson
Peterson
Andy Hetle
Miss Bilyeu
Jenas
Philo Christo Society Delights with Bickner Hall Play
The Philo Christo society gave an entertaining program at Bickner's hall last Friday night. Casts acquitted themselves excellently with a lively performance featuring music by Ella Edmondson and a string quartet. Notable numbers included Women and Politics by B. H. Winn and the comedies Imminent Danger and The Substitute. The crowd praised the skilled presentation of Jumbo Jum and Miss Perkins, while Mis Tah Webster's Dickshinary added humorous local flavor. The group is urged to stage a larger audience future production to showcase talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo Christo Society
Bickner 'S Hall
Ella Edmondson
H. Winn
Geo. M. Hall
Lillian Perkins
Mistah Webstah
Herbert Pickle of Winona Dies After Illness at 52
Herbert Pickle born in Winona Minnesota July 15 Hist died at home on North Kellogg Street at 4 PM Monday January 23 aged 52 years eight days. He leaves one son and two daughters in the home. He lived in St Johns for years, was a millwright until a year ago when a stroke and dropsy caused his death. He sat upright in a chair during his last days. Born Zellar By, he was laid out by the W O W with services by Hitler J R Johnson Church of Christ. Interment in Rose City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
Kellogg Street
Pickle
St. Johns
Zellar- By
Hitler J. R. Johnson
Church of Christ
Rose City Cemetery
Realty Board Drives Active Ads For Installment Homes
Local Realty Board plans aggressive advertising while buyers seek houses on installments. Notices list properties on Jersey Street and nearby, plus store rooms in St Johns nearly full and inquiries for business buildings. Other items cover church pulpits, oil prospects, a Fraternal Eagles dance, and local road work contracts.
Commencement Program For Jamen Jot High School
The Commencement exercises of the Jamen Jot High School will be held February 2 at Heopom Church. The class includes Anus M Brice Van Howard Kice Ruth Crouch and Florence Jensen. The program features choral pieces and solos by the Girls Glee Club and the Boys Glee Club with Rev Luther R Dyott of Portland giving the address. SH Greene serves as Chairman of the Board and presents prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heopom
Anus M. Brice
van Howard Kice
Ruth &. Crouch
Florence M Jensen
Rodney
Florence Jensen
The
West
Brice
Fairies
Glee Club
Rinth
Anna Brice
St Johns Cleaning Moves to West Philadelphia Street
The St Johns Cleaning Pressing and Dye Works relocates from South Jersey street to the former Fashion Pressing Parlor building on West Philadelphia street. A letter from Hubert Simmons notes his brother George has been ill since December 12 and is improving, with friends hoping for a quick recovery. They offer cleaning pressing and repair service on short notice with citywide pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns Cleaning, Pressing & Dye Works
Jersey Street
Fashion Pressing
West Philadelphia Street
Hubert Simmons
George
St. Johns
Notice of Proposed Assessment for Sewer District No 3
Public notice records the proposed assessment for completed portions of Sewer District No 3 within St Johns. It lists streets and parcels affected, states that the cost has been apportioned, and notes that protest may be filed with the City Recorder by 5 PM February 11 1911. It also records an ordinance establishing the grade of Macrum Avenue and confirms official approvals and publication in the St Johns Review on January 27 and February 5 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
St. Johns
Hayes Street
Burlington
Mohawk
Crawford Street
Richmond Street
Willanette Boulevard
Cranmer
Decatur Street
Miner's Addition
Miner's
Richmond
James Johna
Pittsburg
Bradford Street
Tott
A.M. Asson
City Recorder
St. Johns Review
Macrum Avenue
Ras
An Unworthy Foeman Eilitor Review
Anna Quigley writes to defend a stance against Hiei Contrino and O Unitrate Ulan Line vermeinn, asserting the foe is unworthy of steel. She condemns unnamed critics, claims false positions, and defends Georgia Lewis while challenging those who do not know their own ignorance.
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Eilitor
Hiei
Fern Coward
Unitrate
Ulan
Livannocell
Talline
Hemay
Georgia Lewis
Pol
Anna Quigley
Free Ferry Bill Clears House With Multnomah Support
The Free Ferry bill passed the house unanimously, hardly any dissent in the Multnomah delegation. Hon. K Couch pushed the measure forward and it now moves to the senate next week. If approved, Mr. Conch is expected to lead the final push for passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Multnomah
Couch
Senate
Local improvement district for Macrum avenue in St Johns
The city resolution declares it expedient to upgrade Macrum avenue from the O R & N tracks to Columbia Slough. It specifies grading a central strip, planking where ground allows, mud sills where needed, and 8 inches of macadam. It names Local Improvement District No and assigns cost assessment to benefited property under city charter and ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
St. Joan
Macrum Avenue
Columbia Slough
St. Johns
Nor, R
Columbia
Sat Mactan Avenue
Macau Avenue
St. Johna
Son
A.M
Tech
Administrator's Notice of Final Settlement In Multnomah County
In Multsomal Oregon a final settlement notice for Elizabeth J Ward estate is filed. The administrator invites objections and sets February date for hearing at the county court house in Portland. The final settlement will be reviewed and the estate closed upon confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore
Multsomal
Elizabeth J. Ward
Portland
Muisune
Sonorcaaur Ward
Ordinance on Kel Street grade in Seins City
City records announce Ordinance No 348 establishing the grade of Kel Street between Fessenden Street and St Johns Avenue in Seins City with amendments by the mayor and publication notices in January. Acknowledgments appear for local support and public notices urge subscription to the St Johns Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kel Street
City of
Seins
Fessenden Street
St. Johns Avenue
St. Johns
Ian
Johns Avenue
St Johns Ordinance Directs Sale of City Improvement Bonds
The City Recorder of St Johns Multnomah County Oregon is ordered to issue ten year City Improvement Bonds. Denomination 500 dollars each total thirty thousand dollars with 6 percent interest semiannual coupons. Bonds dated Nov 1 1910 and payable in United States coin. Notice to publish time and place of redemption and sale at highest price not less than par. May 1941 approval by mayor and council.
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Hhis
St. Johns
Oregon
Johns
City Recorder
City of
St. Johns, Multnomah Co
City of St. Joe
Ini
United States
City of Johns
St. Jobs Alam
J. ¥. Hendricks
A.M. Asson
Fit. J Review
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A. W. Markle
West Burlington Street
Tran
Saint Johns
Portland Railway, Light and Power Company
St. Johns ‘Transportation Company
Oregon Slough
Philo Christo
First National Bank
St. Johns, Oregon
Herbert Pickle
A. H. Blackburn
Burlington Street
the Realty Board
S. L. Doble
Baptist Church
Eastern Oil and Gas Company
Order of Eagles
Devil
Gregg
Controu
P. J. Peterson
Fern Bavin
Miss Pearl
Los Angeles
J. W. Day
W. W. Windle
Tyler Treet
Thomas Whitney
B. C. Mounich
Linntoo
Mr. Windle
Willamette Boulevant
Tyler Street
J. H. Fleteler
Kent
Macrum
J.P. Hendricks
Rena
Bt. Johns Review Anuary
the Peninsula Bank
St. Johns Furniture Company
Peestlon
Shiene i
LABOR
St. Johns Gas Co
LF. Amie
A.M. Emon
Jemmary
M. Elson
John Revie
Mary A. Alberts
Clem Alberts
St Johns Review
Ae Johns Sood
City
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