Peter Autzen remembered as a generous, principled leader
The community mourns Peter Autzen a Dane born in 1852 in Schleswig Holstein who rose to prominence in Gray's Harbor and St Johns. He served as Collector of Customs Port of Grays Harbor, Postmaster, Mayor of St Johns and County Commissioner while building Keystone Timber Co Port land Manufacturing Co and Gray Harbor Lumber Co. He stood for freedom integrity and service, aiding the needy and shaping local industry with vision and resilience. He died leaving a broad legacy of public service business leadership and community devotion.
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Peter Autzen
St. Johns
Peter Autson
Schieswig-Holstein
Denmark
Germany
Peter
Auten
America
United States
Mire Anni Werner
San Francisco
Thia
Gray's
Alice
Morris
Hat
Autaen
Gray's Harbor
Mogilan
Chehalia
Washington
Nodaly
Alteen
Addams
Moura
Mark
Mack
Wisness Aloinien
Mach
Autsen
Adame
Hia
Keystone Timber Co
Hunhernes
Oregon
Agteon
Ile
Nicolas Door Mfr. Co
Peninsula Ship Building
Peninsula Security Co
United States National Bank of Portland
City of
Hank
Red Cross Fund
Has Seen Much Service Roy McCabe Loyalist Soldier Recalls War Duty
Roy McCabe Lance Corporal of the 241st Overseas Battalion recently returned home discharged due to wounds. He bears scars from bayonet and bullet and recounts witnessing a comrade crucified at Ypres then rescued. He fought with Carranza forces in Mexico and took part in the Brazilian revolution of 1910.
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Roy McCabe
241St
McCabe
Belgium
Ypres
France
Mexico
Carranza
Local Baseball Notes and Upcoming Games on Vaughn Street
The Grant Smith-Porter club and the Foundation tied for first in the first half, the Foundation winning 2 to 1. Grant Smith-Porter lost 4 to 3 at St Helens on June 23. Cornfoot and Peninsula split at local grounds with Stormer winning 10 to 0 on June 24. Two games set for June 30 featuring Sup ple Ballin vs Columbia River and Corn foot vs locals, first game at 1 30 with gates at 12 80. The note urges home newspaper reading to educate children and promote local papers. Currin Says So promotes Victrolas of various vacation sizes.
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Grant Smith-Porter Club
Vaughn Street
St. Helens
Cornfoot
Peninsula
Bate
Stormer
Tod
Grrounda
Supple Ballin
Columbia River
Christians Told to Worship at Adventist Building
The Christian church announces services will relocate to the Seventh Day Adventist Building until further notice. Regular hours and orders of service remain unchanged. A cordial invitation is extended to the public.
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Christan Church
Seventh Day Adventist
Grapes of Gold New Type of Lecture at Chautauqua
V Adama presents an extraordinary Chautauqua lecture in TLV titled Grapes of Gold. The talk departs from the usual Chautauqua approach and explores the power of aggregation with a “Green of Gold” theme, drawing on ten years of nationwide success.
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V. Adama
Chautauqua
Adame Cowet
United States
Prevert翻訳風の語りと健康思考の断片
不明瞭なOCRの断片を基にした見出し風要約。大志と自己改善の思想を取り上げるが、本文は読み取りにくく具体的事実は乏しい。主要な名詞や組織は特定できず、氏名や場所の確定情報も欠く。
Chicago Cartoonist at Chautauqua in Summer Lectures
Ned Woodana a Chicago cartoonist formerly with Inter Ocean and Record-Herald will entertain Chautauqua audiences this year. For four years he worked on the Chipige InterOcean art staff and contributed cartoons to Life and Judge. He blends cartooning with storytelling and lectures on humor and human nature. N A Gee offers house moving, roof repair, cement work, and contracting from Ivanhoe with phone Col. 803.
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Ned Woodana
Chautauqua
Chipige InterOcean
Life
National Repu
N. A. Gee
Ivanhoe
It is Just What Uncle Sam Wants It Is Just What Uncle Sam Wants
At the request of the U S Food Administration our company loaned a Modern Electric Range for Food Conservation demonstrations in Liberty Temple. The ad urges housewives to visit the temple to see how an Electric Range can ease kitchen burdens with modern, convenient cooking apparatus and patriotic service.
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U. S
Liberty Temple
Sam
Residents urged to pay taxes with easy service
Citizens in St Johns facing taxes and city liens can use Peninsula Title’s service in Portland to have payments made and receipts secured. Fee is 26 cents. References: Any St Johns Bank and Peninsula Title, Abstract and Realty Co. Address 402 North Jerney Street.
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St. Johns
Portland
She Johns Bank
Peninsula Title, Abstract and Realty Co
H. Henderson
North Jerney Street
Local legal blanks offered for sale at Portland office
The text lists warranty deeds and various legal blanks available for sale at the office with plans to add more as demand grows. It advertises efficient printing services and urges customers to consider Portland prices and prompt service.
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Jane
A Fine Business Opportunity in St Johns For Sale
A well located and well established flour business in St Johns is offered for sale. The proprietor retires for a good reason, and the business shows great prospects with room to grow. Interested parties should inquire at this office for details.
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St. Johns
Advertisement Change Deadline Notice
In order to insure and effect changes to advertisements the copy must reach the office no later than Wednesday at 3 o clock p.m. Submitted copies are to be clearly labeled with the ad number. Timely delivery ensures proper processing and publication.
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