Patronize Home Institutions St Johns Review Scolds Local Printer
The Review condemns a Portland printing firm for urging patrons to support home businesses while printing the flyer elsewhere. It lauds St Johns print shop Few for modern equipment and competitive prices and urges local merchants to advertise with the paper, noting some professionals do not advertise. It urges readers to scrutinize goods and prices before buying.
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Burlington Street
Portland
Review
St. Johns
St. Jolits
Jeanne
St Bad
Unequal valuations spark tax anger in St Johns community
Residents lash out as county assessor reveals property values and taxes. They point to inconsistent estimates from over the fence calculations on both modest and valuable holdings. Critics call for competent, painstaking review to correct unfair assessments and ensure fair tax duties.
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St. Johns
Uin
Busimeas
Court House
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Postoffice Gets New Partitions and Mail Boxes
Postmaster Valentine oversees two weeks of carpentry to install over fifty feet of new mail receptacles, five compartments, and three service windows for mail money order and registered letters. The north side offices will be ready soon, with bronzed wire bottom boxes and stained partitions.
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St. Johns
Eakmeber Valentine
Judge Tells Story Of A Schoolboard Incident
A boy writes a crude line on a classroom blackboard. The teacher conducts an inquiry and accuses John Jones of authoring the remark. After dismissal, classmates await the outcome. John answers with a defiant line about it paying to advertise, while avoiding details.
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John Jones
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For Rent Two store rooms and Alice rooms in Port Bring
Port Bring advertisement lists available offices in the Chamber of Commerce building and nearby areas. It advertises two store rooms and Alice rooms for rent central to the post office and printing services.
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Alice
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Iligreen & Bryant
Chamber of Commerce
Port
St Johns Forms Ball Club For Summer Play
At a well attended meeting in MW A hall St Johns decided to field a city ball club this summer and join the Portland City League if admitted. Officers were elected including President F W Valentine Secretary Frank Goodell Treasurer D C Rogers and an executive committee with Pascal Hill offering his grounds for use. Home players urged to sign up for trials and entries. A Hallard's Snow Liniment advertisement closes the notice.
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Anstalt
St. Johns
Lower Peninsula
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Portland City League
F. W. Valentine
Frank Goodell
D. C. Rogers
8. C. Norton
Pascal Hill
Subscription Notice for Outside Multnomah County
The Tus Review lists a subscription price of $1.50 per year in advance for copies outside Multnomah County and notes papers will be discontinued at the expiration of the time already paid for.
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Tus ‘Review
Multnomah County
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