Library Harbour Crofton Chums A Pew Story of Preseretecy
A fragmented review outlines a boarding house story with Sunnywice cottage and lively chums including Jim and Hope. It contrasts with Glass’s Americanizing novel and notes other classic tales such as Heritage of the Desert and Loking Fathers of Men, plus patriotic pageants and frontier adventures with Billy Goat Hill and the Union Pacific saga.
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Crofton Chums
Sunnywice Cottage
Glass -Elhom Lubliner
Arizona Desert
The
West
Asroom
Klickman— Home
JUMPS ON RUSTY SIDEWALK NAIL
A Minnesota man injures his foot when a rusty spike enters while working on a well digging machine. He treats with Allen's Ulcerine Salve, claiming rapid healing and removal of poisons, noting the salve's long history since 1869 and widespread sale by St Johns and others.
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Minnesota
Allen
America
St. Johns
Beware of colds and quick cure claim for Berlain remedy
The text warns that children are more prone to contagious diseases like diphtheria and consumption when they have colds and urges caution. It asserts that medical authorities favor caution with colds and promotes Berlain’s Cold Cure as an effective quick remedy, though the readable lines are garbled.
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Berlain
Bonville 99 Year System Promoted as Equal Rights Finance
The article extols the Bonville 99 Year System as emancipation from capital power, promising widespread civic betterment and just distribution of labor earnings. It lauds equal rights, living wage, and fair investment returns, framing March 8, 1913 as a historic milestone in a graftless financial system led by J. Webb Pearson.
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Equal Rights Mponpany
Graftless
J. Webb Pearson
City Election Notice for St Johns April 7 1913
Notice under Ordinance No 634 announces a city election in St Johns on Monday April 7 1913. Official posts include Mayor City Recorder City Treasurer City Attorney two councilmen first ward two councilmen second ward and three at large. Polls open 9am close 6pm. Polling places Wolcott building Jersey and Charles ton streets and City Hall. Printed in St Johns Review April 14 21 28 and April.
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City of
St. Johns
City of St. Johns
Wolcott
Jersey and
Charleston Streets
City Hall
F A Rice
St Johns Seview
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Col. Carsey
Mrs. Wipes
Equal Rights
Frank Bonville
Portland
Oregon
Bonham & Currier
Columbia
Rambo
Columbiato First National Bank
ST. Johns, Oregon
DR. J. Vinton Scott
Joseph McChesney
McChesney
R. A. Jayne, M. D
First National Bank
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Perry C. Stroud Lawyer
ST. Johns Oregon
First Church OF Christ
D. J. Gatzmyer
Idle School
S.C
Pan- J. R. Johnson
McDonald Building
New York
Willis Boulevard
Central Market
S. Jersey Street
Burlington Street
Big Winton
J. M
P. Wray
Laurel Lodge No
FST
Johns
Odd Fellows Hall
Chas
Pord
N.G. Alex
Scales
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T. P. Ward
R. Weimer
Babcock, Db
F. Horsman
Ulla
Wiser
Ton
Columbia 2
St. Johns Express
Transfer and Storage Co
Tland
Richmond
North
Jersey Street
Sagert
the United Artisans
M. W. A. Hall
Holbrook
Doric Dodge
A.T
A. M
Harrington
W. Me
John Noce
McKinney & Davis Real Estate
Jersey St.ee
Jobus
Daniel O. Webster, A. B. M
Dawson Street
Piiter
University Park
Eastern Star
Odd Fellow Hall
Ruby R. Davis
Worthy Matron
Ims
Susie Rogers
Retary
Review's
Jenee
Peninsula
Newton and
Fessenden Streets
N. A. Gee & Son Contineton
Sor Ivanhoe St
St. Johns Review
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