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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
2
The St Johns Review reports on socialist speakers on street corners and argues against the view that laborers are demonized. It contends employers seek profit and that no industry in Saint Johns would shun more workers if advantageous.
Central School notes a 9 to 7 defeat by the High School in a baseball game highlighted by Wright driving a homer with two on. Anderson pitched for Grammar, praised by opponents. Wright and Bellinger starred for the High School, Aluraon and Keliber for Grammar.
Laurelwood Rebekah Lodge 160 adopts resolutions mourning the death of the mother of brother R. McKinney. The lodge extends heartfelt sympathy, notes the loss of a kind mother, and orders copies for the minutes and the bereaved family, with a notice to the St Johns Review.
The city of St Johns votes on assessing benefits for Hartman Street improvements from Central Avenue to Oswego Street. The ordinance adopts a detailed assessment roll within the assessment district and directs entry in the city liens docket with notices to follow under charter.
Prohibition supporters in St Johns promote a constitutional amendment while Banville Industrial plans repeat debates at Portland Central library. Since January free talks on the Banville Year System switch to short lectures and open discussions on Prohibition. Wrod W. Joberman of Portland leads the league lecture bureau and will meet any statewide Prohibition advocate on equal terms with no personal attacks. Tonight at 7:30 PM in the library an open debate will follow a Bonville lecture by Peas E. Coulter about The Modern Frankenstein on industrial conditions. Admission is free and the public is invited, continuing first and third Fridays through November.
Notice to advertisers that copy for advertisement changes must reach the office by Wednesday at 8 pm. Reminder to remember this date and save the printer.
Notice issued for the Hartman street improvement from Central avenue to Oswego street, stating the assessment on benefited properties and entry in the city liens docket. The district runs between Central avenue and Oswego street with the 1914 docket entry due for payment at the recorder’s office in St Johns Oregon. Delinquent after July, no sale of property provision. published June 1914 in St Johns Review.
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