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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1905
Page
2
March 10, 1905 news summary notes Jersey street improvements property purchases for city buildings and a dock at Richmond street. It praises the council under the new charter for broad powers to fund public works and fire equipment, asserting city approval and accountability.
The piece discusses primary election law in St Johns and its effect on Catholic voters and city officers. It notes party affiliations and electors representing petition parties, recounts decisions of a four judge panel in Portland, and urges prompt mayoral action to build a dock and provide public utility to benefit industrial and business interests in St Johns.
A humorous treatise on cows and urban delight opens with a bold defense of the local dairy, praising milk as life’s staple and the freedom of cattle in streets. It then shifts to a civic note, reporting a Good Government League meeting in St Johns naming candidates for mayor and council, and outlining a platform for honest, progressive governance and a beautified, well-run city.
The district begins soil preparation for planting as gardeners, families, and students turn to hoe and spade. Weather optimism prevails amid early crops and grain planning, with concern over possible early fruit damage and a favorable scene of abundant water and fertile land.
Vague frayed notice lists Masonic and fraternal lodges as meeting spots and announces an election on Monday April 11 1905 for the city offices. Polling places include council chamber WW Himan store and various wards with hours 9 AM to 7 PM for mayor one mayor and several councilmen recorder and treasurer.
Notice from St. Johns City Council Oregon outlines proposed Jersey Street improvements from Catlin Street to Richwood Street. It describes dirt and hard improvements, sidewalk work, street widening and drainage, plus paving and costs estimated by the city engineer. Public notice invites property owners to respond by a stated deadline.
A citizen letter questions political use of city hall and locked doors. The writer warns of potential damage to frescoes and suggests alternatives if parties want access. The review argues for open access while noting risks of restricted spaces.
Advertises palmistry readings in astrology cards clairvoyance and spirit divination. Located at 261 Fourth Street in Portland Oregon. Call and be convinced by a No 1 clairvoyant offering writing and readings.
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