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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
2
The St Johns View notes support for American troops at the front and urges price controls on substitutes for flour. It mentions political brackets on prohibition, and morale verses. It also reports on Oregon railroad land gardening plans with extensive work and a free agricultural booklet for farmers.
A list dated February 6 1916 shows four hundred undity em loyes of the Oregon Washington Railroad Navigation Company have joined the colors. They are assigned to many army and navy branches with some in France on expeditionary forces others in battleships or training camps awaiting orders to Europe.
Classified items include enlistment mentions near Melba Cur ring and Pacific Northwest. Advertisements promote watches for working men, theater show The Silent Man at Multnomah Theatre, penny word column, Johns Fair Store household goods and printing services, Port of Portland pricing, and Peninsula Title Abtract notices.
The oldest establishment under Tieilows berth of Brot street announces funeral and burial services. Mr Kenworthy acknowledges Klug Sporki and Didi surgery and funeral function. Beloved deceased honored with perfect service and right prices for your own community needs.
A cluttered of rental and sale notices shows multiple properties and items for sale in Salem area. Listings include unfurnished rooms in East St. Johns Col 706, various houses and lots for sale, a Kimball organ, a six room modern house, incubator devices, and exchange requests for land and autos. The ad mix mentions prices, payment terms, and contact notes, with references to McKinney, Columba, and Jervey street.
A candidate outlines goals to equalize wages for American and foreign workers and to uphold the eight hour day in mines mills and factories. They pledge to promote free ports at Colon Honolulu and Manila to expand political and commercial influence and to aid shipbuilding on the Columbia and Willamette rivers to create a major yard.
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