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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
2
The Saint Johns Review discusses cooperative experiment ideas and the need for balanced capital to foster labor and capital harmony. It notes criticisms of self serving leaders and urges genuine community uplift, plus local ads and a Portland mention about a Gardner jogging camp incident.
The piece argues about journalistic ethics in naming individuals and balancing public interest with privacy. It critiques selective naming of prominent figures and urges fair, nonpartisan reporting while noting practical issues in ambulance service, hospital care, and transportation.
Fifteen year old Alva Olsen, an employee at a veneer factory, lost balance on a Denver avenue streetcar and fell under the vehicle. The crash left him crippled for life. officials state no one is to blame. The body was taken to Dr Hensel’s hospital after the incident.
P J Koerner prepares for a one month trip to California to visit his parents while business halts at Holbrook’s brick works. Koerner notes he built eighteen buildings for Holbrook and sixteen for others since last year, estimating a long road ahead before travel. An ad touts Moe Clark’s roof paint as a saver on shingle wear.
George Packingham had a crowded Portland trip last Saturday. After paying fare and getting a transfer he left the car and re boarded, a fellow passenger kicked and chaos followed. Officials promise action to ease congestion and handle similar cases.
The Water Company reports a shipping delay on promised machinery strains current pumps and asks residents to economize water for mutual benefit until the new equipment is received and installed. Payments for water rates are to be made at Peninsula Basin Boating Works and Lighting Co. by H. L. Powers.
The recognition council of the Congregational church met at Saint Johns Wes afternoon to revive Saint Johns church into fellowship with other Congregational churches in the state. Superintendent Clapp of Oregon attended. A Moe and Clark roof paint ad notes sparks from the roof as it sheds water.
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