Dying lad remembered for ring in Saint Johns church
The St Johns Review honors a young boy who died in Saint Johns Oregon. He rang the church bell with quiet diligence and devotion, seen as a faithful servant of the church. A blend of reflection on his simple life and the impact of his duty is offered. Also included are comments on labor strikes and public notices of the era.
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Saint Johns
Oregon
St John
C. H. Campbell
Methodist Church
St. Johns
Magoon
Clark
C. R. Organ
Mra. Campbell
Lerie
Fruit and Nite
McGarry Responds as Mofjurry Contests Portland Bill
McGarry states his client R Organ sought only to secure money for the purchase price while denying any intent to defraud or injure In the matter linked to Portland imports and speculative deals. He says the hearing and sources cast the affair in a new light regarding expectations about utter drafts and market manipulation.
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Mofjurry
St. Johns
Portland
Oil prospects and business moves in St Johns
The article notes encouraging oil prospects near the Willamette and river improvements. It highlights Mr. Reser from Cripple Creek buying property in St Johns, building a trade in bars and confectionery, and plans to host delegates to the Trans Mississippi Congress in Portland. It mentions Mrs Cameron taking over the Nyetime business and optimism for local enterprise.
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St. Jolie
Rich
Cameron
Pendleton
Rich Hay
Cameron Eis
Reser
Cripple Creek
Colorado
St Johns
T. 2
Qonnar
Creek
A. F B. Frankis
Portland
Raser
Coboalo
Raigt
Man Receives Clear Title After Debt and Illness
Martin Maher, who bought a lot from Hartman Powers, faced possible loss due to illness after losing an arm and mounting debt. Hart & Powers surprised him with a full receipt for all money due, granting a clear deed to his home. The episode, praised as a generous act by the sellers, comes amid other community notes on farming, painting, and local real estate activity.
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Martin Maher
Hartman, Thompson & Powerg
Mr. Maher
Hotel Changes Hands In St Johns Sale
James 3. Cain has purchased the Eastern Home Restaurant and stock from C. M. McKinnie in St Johns California. He will continue with restaurant service and close grocery stock. Cain comes well recommended and seeks patronage from the town. Also for sale by Potter and Goold: a twenty one foot launch a Truscott model boat and four P. Truscott engines.
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James 3. Cain
Beens
Sante Crus
California
M. McKinnie
Cain
St. Johns
Potter & Goold
Saint Johns
Sermon Series Continues At Congregational Tabernacle
Reverend Ann will deliver the fourth in a sermon series at the Congregational Tabernacle next Sunday evening. The messages are drawing notable interest and, despite hot weather, attendance remains strong.
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Ann
Congregational Tabernacle
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ST. Johns Review
McKfton & Thornpykr
Scott
Teamsters
Chicago
Hiwitiers
Kansas
Ynewt
America
Annie Dear
Annie
Tone Ruvin
Oregonian
Yeeman Lodge
Mr. McGarry
West
Ower Pestafher
St Julian
Oden
Withimette
Cone
Columbia Grove
St. Johns Boosters
the Fire Department
Klikatat
Cone’ 'S Wharf
Burnside St
Moe & Clark
Hilastic
Moe and Clark
Alexander
Weyerhauser
Saint Tobin
Rogers & van Houten
Knight
M. J. Rowland
Alexander Forbes
Eureka
Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Congruational Church
Tabernacle
W. A. Storr
Eastern Outfitting CO
Washington St
Chickering
Kimball
Weber
Steck
Havelton
Lester
Story & Clark
Hobart M. Cable
Crown Orchestral
Schumann
Haddorff
Marshall & Wi Hallet
Davia
Foster, Kemble-Ward, Bailey, Balls
Culars
Washington Street
Park Street
Bickner Brothers
Jorey Street
Broadway
St. Johns, Oregon
M. J. Walsh Co
Seventh
P. Porr
Smith & Poff
Fos Union
Ian Ears
Delta
Corner Jersey Bt
St Johns, Oregon
W. M. Killings Worth
Peninsula
Walnut Park
Chamber of Commerce
Perel
A. Scott
Phone Black
K. W
Crosby, Bee’y
NZN
Pith
St Cor Ankeny
L. Tyner
Mr. J. Wharton
Momey Fe
Firet Street
Ony Te
Northwest
Fox
Brooks & Sons
Walnut Nursery
Caritoa
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