For Congress T. T. Geer campaign and Washington county issues
The item notes T. T. Geer as a Republican congressional candidate for Oregon’s Second District with calls for liberal river and labor policies. It also includes Wheat export records, Oregon primary law debate, and editorials criticizing Ruef, Schmitz, and a California Tribune, plus commentary on a potential earthquake in Oakland.
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Oakland
California
Tribune
Ruef
Schmitz
Heney
Supreme
Joint Representative candidate pledge from McArthur Portlnd Oregon
Ohey announces candidacy for the Seventeenth District nomination subject to Republican voters in Clackamas and Multnomah counties at the April primary. He pledges a sane administration, opposition to graft and bigotry, and to work diligently for district people, voting for voters' choice for senator UN McArthur. March 15, 1919.
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Ohey
Clackaniuny
Wid Multnomah
Tam a candidate for Oregon's state representative ticket
Announcement from Shemwhy stating Tam was urged by friends to run as a Republican for representative from the east district of Oregon, subject to the April primary. He promises to serve the people to the best of his ability if elected and affirms support for Statement No. 1.
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Oregonian
United States
Oregon
Re. Couch
Good Government League Convention in Bickner's Hall
The Good Government League held its convention in Bickner's Hall on Tuesday March 24. H W Brice acted as chair with J I Collier Tom Monnan elected chairman for the evening and J P Wrinkle as secretary. Rev F L Ty Young nominated A W Brice for mayor and Brice won the ballot. A M Haesent was elected recorder, CW Churchill treasurer, HK Collier city attorney. I J Miller KOC Hurbert and C J Meek won council at large. J Thrime WW Wille councilmen Rest, and JS Crook Ted Sanit won second ward seats.
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Good Government League
Bickner’s Hall
H.W. Brice
N Otion
J. 1. Collier
Tom Monnan
J. P. Wrinkle
A. W. Brice
FL Ty Young
Brice
A. M . Haesent
Koc. Hurbert
C.J. Meek
J. J. Thrime
WW. Wille
JS. Crook
Ted Sanit
W. C. T. U. Contest Honors Young Voices
A large audience heard seven St. Jolie youths present temperance essays and songs last Tuesday. Miss Tilley Vierhus won for The College Of Can. Vera Holland's song impressed, Roy Perkin's guitar solo was well received, and contestant names included Chirk, Galland, and Godwy.
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St. Jolie
Hall
Rdeas
Mise Tilley Vierhus
College of Can
Mins Vera Holland
Roy Perkin
Rachel Shelter
Mary Godwy
Tom John
Vierhnr
the College
Buy a Fruit Orchard Near Medford at Record Prices
C W Potter and G G Goold purchased the H T Hall orchard southwest of Medford, 20 acres of young Newtown pippins, Spivenburg apples, d An jon and Howell pears, paying 16400 dollars or 825 per acre. The deal marks the highest price for young orchard land in Rogue River valley history.
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C. W. Potter
G. G. Goold
Medford
H.T. Hall
Younh
Rogue River Valley
Newtown
d'Anjon and Howell
Hull & Parker
J. EB. Watt
Mr. Hull
Watt
Feven Acre
Potter
St. Johns
Hood River
Sucess
People’s Ticket Nominate For City Election At Evening Meeting
The People’s Party gathered in City Hall on Monday evening to nominate candidates for the upcoming city election. Judge Greene opened with remarks and nominated J F B Hendricks for mayor, who was unanimously chosen. Ward candidates were chosen: SL Doble, GJ Mack, CL Johnson for council at large. A M Esson for recorder. G J Verkins for city attorney. J B Tanch for treasurer. Ward candidates included Gk Epps and A R Jobes for the first ward, and C H Bonham and H C Hunter for the second ward.
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SL. Doble
GJ. Mack
CL Johnson
A. M. Esson
G. J Verkins
J. B .Tanch
Councilmven
Gk. Epps
A. R. Jobes
C. H. Bonham
H.C. Hunter
Notice to Voters Clarifies Council Race Change
We should all work C. J. Mack has withdrawn due to inability to qualify. Good Government for the Improvement of Philadelphia league nominates A. W. Davis as candidate for councilman at large to represent the water front and Jersey Street area.
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C. J. Mack
Phila League
A. W. Davis
Jersey Street
Water Front
Charley Hewitt Celebrates 21st Birthday at Home
A pleasant March 24 1908 birthday party for Charley Hewitt at Mr. and Mrs. HS Hewitt’s home featured games, social chat, and refreshments. Guests included Misses Macam, Thompson, Blair, Povey, Per vine, Hoover, Hagel, Robison, Holcomb, and Messrs. Gildner, O Conner, Blair, Perrine, Donahison, Harold Holcomb, and Charley Hewitt. Gifts ranged from a Teddy bear to a Noah’s ark and Humpty Dumpty. Charley declared the time of his life and wished the day could come twice a year.
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HS. Hewitt
Charley
Mac Am
Mignon Thompson
Dottie Blair
Dorothy Povey
Anna Pervine
Ruby Hoover
Hagel
Nellie Robison
Maury Hewitt
Ada Holcomb
Sidney
Tom Gildner
James O' Conner
Andrew Blair
Gale Perrine
Geo, Donahison
Harold Holcomb
Charley Hewitt
Platform of Taxpayers' Ticket Arrives in St Johns Oregon
A platform statement from the Taxpayers' Ticket emphasizes strict adherence to the city charter of St Johns Oregon and state laws. It pledges to guard the city with the same seal and fidelity as any principal business, promoting orderly governance and lawful administration.
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City of
St. , Johns
State of
Oregon
Articlm
Inter
City Council Delays Gas Franchise and street improvements
The Fifty second session of the city legislature met Tuesday night. They deferred action on the gas franchise despite a signed contract and bond disputes. They also referred Learned street improvements from John to Burlington to the street committee to avoid extra advertising and discussed rock purchase for city streets.
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Legislative Chamber
Learned Street
John
Charleston
John Street
Burlington
Merchants Savings & Trust Company
5. V. Davidov
McAllister
Davider
Portland
Capron
Mr. McAllister
Brother Jobes
Davidor
Jobes
Western Gas Construction Co
New York
Davidov
HH. L. Harris
Harris Bros. Ice Machine Co
West St. Johns Land Company
Reconstruction era city notices and a fire in Pin Town
A council session reviews warrants and street changes including Burlington street work on hold, Potts license renewal pending grace period, and Willis boulevard renaming from Modoc and Lively. A Pin Town fire destroys a Pin Store structure, marred by improvised firefighting efforts and a vivid Petticoat Brigade rescue.
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Cochran
Dobie
Swan
Burlington Street
O. C. Potts
Modoc
Lively Streets
Willis Boulevard
Depot Street
Fessenden Street
Pin
Petticoat Brigade
Albia
Iowa
Hose Company No. 1
St. Johns
Crinoline Company
Teka Fist
Ite Vighross
St Johns Incorporation Sparks Street Improvement Debate
Report recalls the early incorporation of St Johns and the street agitation by property owners. After years of effort and opposition from a few, a petition was circulated two years ago to improve Fesenden street from the center line of Brad.
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St. Johns
How is Your Title? Abstractions by H Henderson
Abstracter and notary public H Henderson offers title abstracts, continuations, and examinations. Accurate work and reasonable fees available at 105 Jenney Street.
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H. Henderson
Jenney Street
Notice to Creditors in Oregon Estate Case
Administratrix Mary Isthiott of Ernest E B Elliott estate in Multnomah County Oregon issues notice. Creditors must present claims to H E Collier at Holbrook Building with proper affidavit by a specified date.
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State OF
Oregon
Multnomah
Urnest KE
Elliott
Mary EB
M County
Ernest 5
Neaa
Asken
H. E. Collier
Holbrook Balteing
Liveal
Adinistration
Ernest EB. Elliott
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Avery Pritay
Marlington Street
Joby Makkln & Ryearnn
Raeviaw
Saint Johns
lnSelew
HC Johtas Oreeon
Congress
T. T. Geer
Pacific Northwest
Puget Sound
B. Colvin
HY Colvin
Mcarthur
Portlamt
Carlson & Company
U. S
Teddy
People’s Ticket
Platform of Taxpayers
Council Proceedings
Lively Street
Father Caples
THE
VOGUE
Vogue Millinery CO
Postoffice
H. T. Butterworth
ST. Johns Jeweler
St. Johns, Ore
Pin Town
Ford Street
Edward Campbell
G. H. M. Greenwald
Lively
Chaple Street
Charleston Street
Penny
Oak Park
Wand 2
Yeni
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