16 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
1
J. D. Hardy sustains a foot injury at Douglass mills after a near miss. He was around when his foot caught, and a coworker named Matt improvised to avert a worse outcome. Hardy remains sore but stable as he recovers from the incident.
In Loveland Colorado the Regis ter reports a recent town event a taffy pull described in playful terms and ends with a fragmentary cryptic line suggesting a broader, humorous reflection on communal spirit and cooperation.
Residents urge a ten minute through service on the Port land Suburban during morning and evening peaks. Crowded cars, long waits, and overfull aisles prompt calls for rapid expansion to ease commuting and attract new residents to Saint Johns.
The adjourned city council session discussed waivers on Jersey street and a $240 four month marshal bill, with plans to investigate work and report. A liquor license petition with 200 signatures sparked debate on revenue needs, voter intent, and potential restrictions. Postmaster Mrs. Clark defended six o clock closing, noting workers along the river rely on evening mail and Sundays see limited activity.
Hurt His Hand Don McCann, son of Mrs Nora McCann, sustained severe injuries at the Deenbecker furniture factory in Portland last Friday. While at the sanding wheel, the wood split and flesh was torn from the inside of his right hand, with bone slivers in spots. Mrs McCann was summoned and brought him home. He is recovering with no complications, though grafting skin from his arm may be needed for bare areas.
Peterson and Thompson voted a yes motion failed. A measure to publish all ordinances once in The Review was approved. A petition asked removal of an old telephone pile at Bradford and Pittsburg, deemed unsightly for three years, and ordered removed. Maher sought a street booth permit following owner consent and non business interference. City Attorney Greene resignations: not accepted. he remains in post. Adjourned.
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