St Johns News Roundup and Local Happenings
Holbrook plans a two story addition in Swigart block with a lodge upstairs. St Johns hosts an I O O F building doorway and real estate activity includes land clearing and a Cow from the Portland pound mystery. The St Johns Review notes a new move by St Johns Land Company and upcoming entertainments by local groups.
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St. Johns
St. Johns Land Company
Review
Holbrook
Jenny
Tacoma
Civic Improvement League Adapts for Juvenile Group
The St. Johns Civic Improvement League met at Mrs J Henry Smiths home on Tuesday March 28. Three new members joined and plans for a juvenile league gained favorable support from parents and teachers. An April 7 entertainment is in preparation and the group adjourned to meet April 4 at Mrs R Shepards. The Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church will convene at Mrs Hurlburt on April 5. Crescent Me Powder costs 25¢ a pound. Portland firms R D Jackson and Joseph Hoffmann will open a drug store in the new Cochran building with a modern stock. Subscribe for The Review.
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E. F. Wicker
Wash
Mary MacLachlan
United Artisans
Praca
Jokani
C, R. Me
St. Johns Abstract Co
Portland
St. Johns
Cochran
Freedman's Clay Store
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Tier ‘Ment League of
Hurlburt’s Hall
Peese Bi League
Civic Improvement League
J. Henry Smith
R. Shepard
Ne Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
R. D. Jackson
Joseph Hoffman
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W. H. King
Holbrook Building
L. Rich
Cnment
Spubars Orland
Esraavun
University
Reasonable
Murammat
University Park
Office
St. Johns Land Co
M. L. Holbrook
TD. Edwards
Man of
Scott Calkins
Melvin” Smith
Jobns
Jersey and
Burlington
Potter & Gould
Jersey Street
St. Johns Lumber Company
Burlington St
H. King
Vice-Press
ST. Johns Abstract
King's Building
Jersey St
Crescent
Vor
St. Johns, Oregon
Peterson & Smith
Abeebeetere
Allen H. Blackburn
Hicks Block
Oregon
J. J. Kadderly
Universal Steel
Fellows
Grogan
Zeller Byrnes & Blackburn Co. Funeral Directors
Shepard & Tufts
Potter & Goold
3 Chamber of Commerce
Portland, Or
L. Chapel
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