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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
2
The St Johns Review published weekly by A W Markle lists address 117 West Burlington Street and Galit Jobin printing details. It notes a subscription price of 1.00 per year and mentions post office entry terms under act of March 5, 1879 with job printing offered for delivery and service.
The Seniora of James John High held its fourth annual alumni reception on June 27. The gym was festooned with roses and greenery, a grotto banquet area formed, and a formal program featured piano and instrumental solos, readings, and a banquet with hand painted place cards. Toasts honored the Senior class, new alumni spouses, and the alma mater as the June ’13 graduates became lifelong Alumni.
Deputy game warden Frank Ervin active in the region. Westernay Louie Schwartz convicted in Justice Williams' court for illegal catch of game fish by set line, fined $100. New game law permits only rod and line for game fish. Schwartz cited for employing four lines. Ervin pledges rigorous enforcement and cautions the public to follow the law.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our husband and mother’s illness and for sympathy from the Baptist church and Masons. Sincerely Mrs. E. J. Schrimshner, Mrs. B. L. York, Jim Schrimaher, Karl Schrimeher, Joe Schr imeher.
An ad bragging about fruit flavored ice cream sodas and clean service mentions Corrine for Drugs and a June phonograph giveaway at St Johns Pharmacy. It notes Miss Anna won a prize by number, and twelve phonographs have been given away overall, with Mrs Jennie V Nelson traveling to Oakland. It also references Carl Nelson’s mother and a trip to Eugene with a Prof T. Oto heading to China under National Board of Missions control.
An OCR fragment from an old AEA section shows scattered names and terms. It references teams or individuals like Ky and Keen, with unclear roles or dates. The readable content is too fragmentary to establish a person, place, or event with certainty.
Sealed proposals for the sale of bonds of the City of St Johns Oregon issued under Ordinance No 550 are invited until six p m on the Sunday of August 1918. Bonds are payable ten years from issue with six percent interest. Denominations five hundred dollars or less. Certified check for two percent required with bids. Bonds delivered in St Johns Multnomah County Oregon. Council reserves right to reject any or all bids. A Rice Recorder. Published in St Johns Review July 18 25 and August 1.
Resolution by the city council of Johns to lay cement sidewalks and gutters, construct an iron stand wall, and improve drainage along a block abutting North Wine Street in Charhenton, with engineering oversight and assessment of the total cost as provided by the city charter.
City of St Johns Multnomah county Oregon orders the City Recorder to issue twelve improvement bonds with a total par value of 200.99 dollars for street improvements. Bonds mature in ten years, bear interest up to six percent, payable semiannually, and will be sold by sealed bids at not less than par plus accrued interest. Council authorized July 15 1913 and mayor approved July 1918.
The secretary of the St Johns Commerc Tule holds the amount from prize vegetables at the exhibit May 5 and 6 and offers the owners call to collect their money. Twenty cents to each of Warren Hyde Clarence Chiwick Thelma Stokes. Ten cents to each of Acа Thompsan Leroy Calhoun Wylma Weagher Paul Clark Ferris Reid Robert Smith Vern and Alfred Evans Francis Drinker Emma Leverena Helen Crouch Bonnie Wagner Cooper Hagel Granger Dorot Roy Clark Philip Parent pal Flinn Raleigh organ Luella Ross.
No. 27 to Peninsula Iron Works to erect a factory on Alta Street between Crawford and Bradford for 1000 dollars. No. 2 to Scholenbacher Bros to repair a dwelling on Seneca Avenue between Ismity Street and Ismity Avenue for 1h. No. 1 to E W Lorber to erect a dwelling on Fox Street between Oswego and Charleston for 500 dollars.
Currin declares a preference for genuine Eastman products over imitators, urging discernment in brand faithfulness. He promotes a clear distinction between Eastman and Kodak naming and emphasizes authenticity in consumer guidance.
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