City Council Advances Street Improvements and Plans
The city council extended time on Allegheny and Stafford street rock work due to difficulty obtaining crusted rock. It approved plans for Portland boulevard improvements and multiple North End streets, tabled St Johns avenue Kellogg to Chapel over a dedication issue, and appointed new viewers on Buchanan street. Bills totaling 207.22 were paid and bids for leasing a rock crusher were authorized.
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Allegheny
Stafford
Thomas Cochran
Portland Boulevard
Johnn Avenue
Forsonden
North End
Leonard Street
St. Jolene Avenue
Druce
Willie
St. Johns Avenue
Truce
Holbrook Avenue
Kellogg
James
M. L. Holibrook
P. Hill
McKinney
Couch
HB. W. Bonham
MH. W. Brice
Phia
South Hayes
Buchanan
Ida
Mohawk
Jersey
Wills Boulevard
South Ivanhoe
Polk
Ida Street
Ensinger
Fessenden
Bruce Pireots
A. W. Davis
St Johns Depot Stop Criticized by Passengers
Passengers on the North Bank line complain that trainmen never announce the stop at St Johns depot. They allege railroad officials prefer routing passengers to Portland, urging the Commercial Club to urge proper stop and to promote St Johns.
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North Bank
St. Johns
Portland
Commercial Club
Woodmen and women of Woodcraft celebrate joint installation
The St Johns Camp No 773 and Oregon Grape Circle No 641 Women of Woodcraft held a joint installation after a successful log rolling campaign. Port land’s Webfoot Camp provided a uniform rank team, with Mrs Travey Harrington acting as Installing Officer. Officers installed and remarks praised local effort, with music, ice cream, and cake.
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St. Johns
W. O. Wy
Oregon Grape Circle
Hoth Orders
Webfoot Camp
Portland
Mra. Travey Harrington
Webfoot
Lille M. Hunter
Cirete
Zella Dunbar
Ann L. Harrington
Maud Newton
Marguerite Huery
Tlannah Vincent
Lilie M. Hunter
Emma Kilkenny
Rosetta Smith
Guarde
Gertrude Baker
Ker—M
D. Newton
E-W
EB. Swengel
Watchman
W. Dickinson
D. H. Darling
Ebacort
W. James
Tri City League ends as local baseball season closes
The Tri City League season ends with the local clubs facing Albin a and St Johns in a decisive Sunday game won by Albin a 7 to 6. Poor base running and throwing hurt St Johns as pitcher Stone struggled. management notes the league has not paid and ends the schedule for next season, with only independent games planned locally.
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Albina
Apontlen
St. Johns
Stone
Valenting
Portland
Raccoon of Unger Ice Cream Emporium Passes Quietly
A pet raccoon belonging to Coon Arnold Unger died suddenly last week after a spree of mischief from pocket-picking antics to a biting incident with a hen. Unger, fearing danger, executed the animal in a grim plan, burying it beside Mrs Hen and Carl Moe at Whitwood Court as the Moe family moved to a new home nearby.
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Arnold Unger
Unger
Mr. Unger
Hen
Carl Moe
Leads in Race Mra Vincent in Journal circulation contest
Mra Vincent leads the Journal circulation contest at St Johns with strong sales and has won a ladies 45 sub prize. Portland newspapers are urged to note locals support their city and refrain from disparaging remarks.
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Mra
A. W. Vincent
Journal
St. Johns
Portland
New Jewelry Store Opens in St Johns Hotel Annex
H. Lynch formerly of Ohio and lately of Portland starts a first class jewelry store and repair shop in the St Johns hotel annex on Burlington street. An optician department will be run in connection. Lynch comes highly recommended and aims for a strong trade share. His advertisement will appear in the Review when ready for business.
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H. Lynch
Ohio
Portland
St. Johns Hotel
Burlington Street
Lynch
Bailey Builds Whitwood Court Bungalow for Son’s Family
N. J. Bailey is constructing a handsome bungalow at Whitwood Court which will be occupied, when completed, by his son William and family.
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N. J. Bailey
Whitwood Court
William
Two Old Cronies Meet H B Cox in Washington Visit
H B Cox of the Department of Justice in Washington and Chief Bredewon of the Rosebud Indian Reservation, South Dakota, recall the good old days while recounting chases of coyotes prairie chickens and jack rabbits. Cox plans a Nantucket coast tour via San Francisco and Los Angeles with the Chief guiding on the Penleton coast.
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H. B. Cox
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Une
Cox
Penleuta An
Chiefy Guiding Wing
San Vrancisco
Los Angeles
Hendricks
East
Big pear crop boosts Southern Oregon export value
Southern Oregon expects pear shipments to Easter markets totaling about 500 carloads valued at $1,000 each, creating a crop worth roughly $500,000. Other parts of the state will raise the overall value of Oregon’s pear crop, signaling a large statewide total.
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Oregon
Ihe
Baby Show at the Blee ’tle Theatre Seeks Votes
The baby show at the Blee ’tle Theatre draws interest with nightly entertainment and baby pictures. Contest closes Sunday evening the 18th. Join the crowd and vote for the babies.
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Blee‘tle
Fatal Train Incident Near Linnton Claims Government Moorage Worker
John Olson, about 36 and unmarried, employed at the government moorage, was killed Monday night near Linnton when he stepped onto the Astoria & Columbia Railroad westbound train after a warning from the engine. The conductor suggested likely accidental or sudden mental aberration led to the death, with Olson struck and instantaneously killed as the train passed within about 20 feet. He had no known relatives in the area.
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John Olson
Astoria Dé Columbia
Linnton
Olson
Englover
Portland
Eneme
Olon
Fraternal Visit Highlights Reed Publisher’s Time
Rt M Reed publisher of the Newville Times visits St Johns and recalls his Pennywianks association with the Review editor. Reed, a delegate from the Keystone state, joins the National Editorial Association in Seattle beginning July 10. He is noted as brother of William Reed Portland’s lumber king. Nearby advertises offer dining furniture and a pedestal table set on easy terms.
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M. Reed
Newville
Keyatuno Satte
Beattle
National Editorial Association
Wiliam
Reed
Portland
Humber Kings
Weird playing by woolen wills club at HI grounds
A Sunday morning baseball game at the HI grounds ended with the cloth makers defeating the picked nine 10 to 0. The match featured wild pitching and frequent errors, with Chas Garrick of the woolen team and Tom Carroll for the picked side delivering notable moments.
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Woolen Wills Ball Club
Picked Nine
HI Grounds
Woolen Boys
Eis
Officers Installed At Laurel Wood Lodge Meeting
Laurel Wood Lodge 1 C C F lists officers installed at the regular meeting Monday eight with multiple named positions and new candidates initiated. The lodge opens the term with brighter prospects her first degree to be conferred next Monday night.
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Laurelwood Lodge
Geol
Cheney
Lee Davin
Geo. B. Taylor
Simmons
Gilbert Ward
C. G
Wright
P. Guten
Gesler
Guy Morton
Homer Herald
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