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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
4
The lodge records express deep sympathy for Brother W S Harrington and family on the death of their son. Resolved that the resolutions be spread in minutes, sent to Harrington and to the St Johns Review, with signatures from Chaney Tooley Sarver and others.
Laurelwood Rebelah Lodge No 160 offers sympathy on the death of Sister Patsy Harringtons young son. The resolutions order publication to the Hath sing family St John Review and Pacific Od Yellow. Committee members include A M Culp Mrs Anna Daines and Borie Shulte.
Resolutions express fraternal sympathy to sisters Martha Hoover and Ruly Markwell after the passing of their husband and father. The lodge votes to spread the resolutions in local notes and send copies to related orders for publication in Boum, VY, Colm Merrill, PLN, and Laurelwood Rebekah Lodge No. 160.
A foundation laid by the Oregon Commission to attract farmers from Northern Europe. Committees across regions will locate suitable lands and coordinate with the Commission to organize settlement. Efforts focus on aiding newcomers after arrival and establishing Oregon's farming land base.
Jittery crowd gathers as the state fair showcases early tests and guidance for students. Officials from Portland present motivational tools and home study tips aimed at helping parents support their children through upcoming exams.
Professor Thomas Shaw agricultural expert for the Great Northern railway spoke at Salem outlining that the Willamette valley is like England in its soil and climate. He claimed pork can be produced cheaper in this state than in the western corn belt and lard at lower cost than in the Middle West.
The sale organizes the annual Cherry Pair for July 4 and 6 plus a patriotic celebration. Steps are taken to advance this year’s event with elaborate arrangements. Resolution 11 approves Richmond street improvements in St Johns as Local Improvement District No. 60. City engineer’s assessment totals 11,176.51 dollars and procedures follow city charter. Publication in St Johns Review May 20 and June 6, 2013.
A North mid farmer, stuck with a pitchfork wound, suffered a two year running sore until Allen's Ulcerine Salve healed it. The ad touts the salve as America’s oldest remedy for chronic ulcers since 1860, drawing out poisons and healing from the bottom up. Sold by St Johns Pharmacy and other druggists.
The Circuit Court of Oregon Multnomah County issues a sheriff sale on June 1 1913 at 10 a.m. for the property described as Lots 1 and 2 in Block 5 of St Johns Park Addition to St Johns, sold under an execution against N A Gee and his wife. Sheriff T M Word will conduct the auction at the East front door of the County Courthouse Portland for cash with redemption rights preserved.
Dr Rambo Dentist advertises services in St Johns Oregon at 51 First National Bank building in the Columbia area. Dr J Vinton Scott offers evening and Sunday appointments with office and resident phone listings Columbia 140 and 38 respectively.
The notice requests readers to subscribe to the St. Johne Review and keep informed about allied deluge coverage.
A retailer notes that after adopting Gold Bond Stamps since January 15, customers bear the cost. Despite modest cash sales gain and some accounts paid in full, the business cannot sustain indefinite stamp giveaways and will raise prices or discontinue stamps after June 15.
Frank Bonville outlines a system to curb stock gambling by standardizing stock at one dollar, reserving promoter shares, and directing capital toward legitimate enterprise. He argues this will reduce wealth centralization, ease industrial unrest, and uplift society while addressing liquor issues with a novel approach.
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