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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
2
A letter asks the Portland Daily News and Journal to forgo delinquent tax publication and press for lower interest to six percent, plus abolishing penalties. It argues eight percent state rate with twelve percent penalties harms taxpayers and cites broader calls for power development and public improvements as context.
A list of legal blanks offered for sale includes mortgage satisfaction formats, quitclaim deeds, deeds of sale for realty, and related instruments. Additional blanks will be added as demand grows, with storage and supply notes for purchasers.
A condensed life sketch of Neal Dow born March 20, 1804 in Port land Maine. Son of Quaker stock he trained at Portland and Friends Academies, later becoming a surveyor and tanner. He married at 20, had nine children, championed temperance, served in the Civil War and Libby Prison, and aided Maine's prohibition movement that earned him the title father of prohibition.
An OCR fragment notes a notice from Philadelphia about storage charges due and a request to call 107 for further details. The readable text mentions Trenton and a sail or sale action, with limited names or dates available in the fragment.
A. W. Lafferty files candidacy for Congress outlining a platform including land grant use for homes, tax cuts via forest reserve trust, cheaper credit backed by the government, support for union labor, and care for soldiers. He asks voters to print a ballot motto calling for justice home vacations art music and travel. N A Gee promotes Odd Jobs and contracting services with contact listed.
Readers are invited to use the Penny A Word Column to price ads by counting every word and abbreviation. The notice explains that exact costs depend on word count and encourages careful budgeting for classified placements.
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