James John Notes On School Float And Civic League Meeting
James John students push a pink and white rose float for the Rose Festival with sections for art music athletics and literature. Dr David Starr Jordan spoke on kings he has known at a St Johns gathering and the James John Civic League held its first meeting highlighting debate public speaking and community programs.
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James John
St. Johns
David Starr Jordan
Jordan
Kaiser
Germany
Jordon
Edward
Great Britain
Samoa
Turkey
George
Greece
Bulgaria
Dr. Jordan
Leland Stanford University
United
Althe
James John Civic League
Rram
Mildred Everhart
Hazel Green
Theresa Rich
Child Labor Organization
Joe Jones
Dorothy Jones
Jonin Cooper
Charles Trumbull
Clarence Toole
Oregon Citizen
Edward Rood
Alice Brown
Merle Harrington
Metford Westeder
Gladys Keeney
Glaydin
Civic League
Stanley O'Connor
Who can judge the guallt of a tiking machine
The article quotes Currin asserting the Victrola is the favored instrument among top artists. Rogers advertises gloves in the same snippet, reflecting a mix of cultural taste and retail promotion.
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Currin
Specialty stores keep Portland progressive and prosperous
Hundreds of visitors flood Portland this week from the East Canada and Western states. They leave with a clear view of the citys progressiveness and prosperity. Support for specialty shops is vital to attract permanent residents and sustain growth. Do your part in backing local specialty stores.
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Portland
Canada
California
Bureau warns on cancelling tax stamps for toilet articles
The Bureau of Internal Revenue states that tax stamps on toilet and medical articles must be cancelled to prevent reuse. Regulation 61 requires stamps to be destroyed or affixed outside the package with vendor name and date, and violators face up to 100000 dollars fine. strict enforcement announced by Milton A. Miller, Collector.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
Milton A. Miller
Interesting Program at the High School Auditorium
The pu ra of Miss Georgia Rich presented a night of music and dance at the High School Auditorium Thursday evening of mist week. Performers included Catherine Rossi, Virginia Hogan, Velma Bort, Viola Rossi, Ruth Palmer, Elizabeth Ogden, Madeline Munson, Elmer Sneed, Laura Lott, Jorene Blomgren, Freida Bratzel, Vesta Simmons, and Ethel Knopf performing a mix of dances, serenades, and concert pieces.
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Georgia Rich
Merry Boblink
Catherine Rossi
Elizaith “Blew
Mocking Bird
Virginia Hogan
Niney Thompson
Velma Bort
Topeyurvy
Viola Rossi
Twilight Kaverie
Echo Maule
Inez Kredeson
Ruth “Palmer
Elmer Sneed
LaWanda — Fenlason
Verva Shields
Madeline Munson
Elizabeth Ogden
Azuka
Goldie Rovang
George Glawe
Whither
Laura Lott
Jorenes Blomgren
Quong Tong Cafe Serves Unop Suoy and Noodles on Jersey Street
A brief advert promises popular prices at Quong Tong Cafe offering home made pastry daily and meals from 6 a.m. to midnight on Jersey Street. It notes breakfast and dinner service and asks readers about current insurance adequacy amid rising labor and material costs while noting Penal Security Com.
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Cafe of Merit
Jersey Street
Boyhood dreams and a bard’s failed voyage
A nostalgic verse reflecting on childhood fantasies of piracy, papal fame, and retail empire, contrasted with the narrator’s friend who sought glory but ends up selling hogs while a third youth drifts into a foggy illness of regret. The piece ends with a wistful question on whether any boyhood dream has truly come true.
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Shelley
Blake
Yesteryear
Juy
Walt Mason
Latest Hite Records Advised by Currin in VIC TOR PATHE
Currin notes continued access to the newest Hite in VIC TOR and PATHE records. The advisement emphasizes ongoing procurement and availability across the listed collections and related archives.
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Victor
PATHE
Currin
Cover Them Over Poem and Oklahoma Adants
A wartime poem by Will Carleton laments burying fallen soldiers with flowers and memory. The section shifts to a humorous, dated newspaper item: an Oklahoma girl advertised for a husband, paid $10.75, obtained a husband who died recently leaving her about $19,000, suggesting it still pays to advertise.
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Zephyra
Lipa
Will Carleton
Oklahoma
Hallway Director Hines Blasts Steel Taxes and Rail Costs
Hallway Director Hines criticizes U S Steel and government overcharging for rail materials. He argues taxes will rise by millions, driven by a one cent levy per ten cents at soda fountains and ice cream parlors. The comments target policy and fiscal waste in a convoluted critique.
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Hines
U.S. Steel Corporation
Steel
Letter From France Describes Homeward Hope From Paul Irvine
Sergeant Paul Irvine writes from Le Mans France dated May 22 1919 to his mother. He describes moving by motor trucks to Rimancourt then train to Le Mans, praising sunny France but focusing on the coming return to America. He notes cordial French people and longing for the Willamette Valley and Oregon while awaiting ship passage home and expresses happiness and expectation of seeing family soon.
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Paul Irvine
Mra
J. H. Irvine
France
le Mans
Camp Joffre
Rimancourt
Chaumont
Tonere
Auxerre
Willamette Valley
Camp Hancock
Amerique
America
Oregon
Paul Levine
Death of James Kelley
James A. Kelley died at his home 22d Oswego street June Lith after months of illness from ailments. He was about 62, a contractor and builder, survived by widow Minty om Kelley and daughter Virginia, plus brothers Frank P and J W of Fairmount West Virginia and sister Mrs Annie Spangler of Denver. Native of Pennsylvania, born in Pittsburgh. Funeral Friday at 9:30 at Miller & Tracy chapel, Rose City Cemetery interment.
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James A. Kelley
Oswego Street
Minty Om Kelley
Frank P
J, W
Fairmount
W. V
Mra
Annie Spangler
Denver
Wan
Pennivallig Base
Pittsburg
Chapel of Miller & Tracy
Rose City Cegetery
Seventh Day Adventist Campmeeting Speakers at Creston Park
Attendees of the Creston Park campmeeting hear a spiritual program led by Mrs. Mabel Burton of St Johns next Sunday afternoon. A bus is suggested from St Johns at two, with Creston or Annabel as drop points. Burton will discuss The W C T O of Tomorrow and also speak at the Baptist Church events for Young People's Day, including A Church Wedding and The Strength of Ten in the evening.
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Seventh Day Adventist
Creston Park
Mabel Burton
St. Johns
Scott
Creston
Annabel Station
Baptist Church
Mra
Burton
St. Johny
Railway Telegraph School Ad Promises Training At Portland
An exclusive institute advertises telegraphy training for aspiring railroad workers. The notice mentions the Railway Telegraph Institute at 21% Railway Exchange in Portland Oregon and advertises gear and supplies for amateur photographers.
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Inauries
Railwayelegraph Institute
Railway Exchange
Portland, Or
Fragmented 1912 Portland bond notice and street scene ad blur
A clipped page fragment combines an odd street scene anecdote with a formal notice calling redemption of St Johns Improvement Bonds 105 to 487 dated February 1 1912. It includes a city treasurer signature WM Adams and an undetailed June 6 191% publication date. The text blends humor, local ads, and official financial action with unclear OCR remnants.
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Joans Improvement Hoss
Pravia
Ordininer Nodias
Connell
St. Johns
Adams
Portland
Oregon
Y W C A Weekly Schedule and Local Ad Puffs
The notice lists Y W C A weekly programs including Girls Club sessions at 2:45 p m and 3:46 p m, Camp Fire activities, North School Girls Reserve, and the More the Merrier Club led by Miss Henry with local secretary. Also mentions a swim session at Central Y and a promotional blurb for the Currin phonograph and Kodak finishing services with a customer quote.
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Mlieh Iseheal Girls
Owalesa Camp Fire
Hagenbueh
Guardian
North School Girls
Miss Henry
Mamama Reinbow
Central Y
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ST. Johns Review
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Currins
Spot
Eelis Em
Congress
Wilson
Nebraska
Roy
Georgia
Gralo
Ernie Aving
AL Cheomg
Mery
Gabriel Pullin
Oma Phic
Troe Ies
Frank A Rice
Pate Ra Bian Mylene Ont
Violin Instruction Studio
N. Sy Cic
eVivstiie Wethalantoy Etait
Bertha. Burdick
Ventes
Muse
Londce
Plaud
Union
Concert of Nations
Philadelphia Public Ledger
W. J. Gilstray
Filasses
Briley
Ewart P. Borden Dentisy
Valnkess
Peniweila Mink Wits
Chilivee Plerie Chi Gaz
Foe Yileow
Herbert F. Jones
Chirope
Acton
Sul Nortty
F. P. Schultze
DR. L. F. Pickens
Burlington
Y.W.C.A
Pat Strona
St Joli Undertaking Co
Doeses
Pat Get
Gerry Te Panitay
Liberty Repair Shop
Ueasey
Wink Fuerre R
Peninsula Tile Abstract & Bellty
Henderson Moneuss
Panes Atlatraets
TISE
Richmond St
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