Complete list of candidates for city offices in Pick Em Out
The notice lists candidates for mayor recorder treasurer and city attorney with party affiliations. Notable names include J B Downey seeking re election and J F Hendricks running as councilman at large. Other candidates span Republican Democrat Independent and Socialist lines across first and second wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Downey
J. F. Hendricks
K. C. Couch
A.W. Vincent
F. H. Brodabi
Frank A. Rice
W. Scott Kellogg
A.M. Esson
O. J. Gatemeyer
Charleseitedeson
OS. Curtis
Downey
N. A. Gee
D. Frank Horsman
W. Valentine
John W. Davis
Asia Graden
E Mallett
Mack
Ind-Soc
J. Anderson
A.T. Rolden
JF. Gillmore
Hill
Rudolph Markwart
G. L. Perrine
Nimmo and Pentoney Wed in St Johns Oregon
John Andrew Nimmo and Minnie Pentoney were married on Wednesday March 29 at St Johns Oregon in Rev G W Nelson's home. Best man was H H Dunn and brides maid Agnes F Nimmo. The groom works as a fireman for Oregon Wood Distilling in Whitwood. The bride's parents are Mr and Mrs Stephen Pentoney of Crystal Michigan. They will live at 613 North Fillmore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Andrew Nimmo
Minnie Pentoney
St. Johns
Oregon
G. W. Nelson
H. H. Dunn
Agnes F. Nimmo
Peter Nimmo
Oregon Wood-distilling Company
Whitwood
Stephen Pentoney
of Crystal, Mich
North Fillmore Street
Building Permits for Several New Dwellings and Office
Public notices list building permits: W M Zink to erect a dwelling on Fillmore between Catlin and St Johns, $400. C B McCrackan to erect dwelling on Gilbert between Hartman and Thompson, $400. Herman Kroman to erect residence on Astor between Oregonian and Midway, $200. Kerr & Son to erect office building on Burlington between Crawford and Bradford for St Johns Lumber Co, $1,800. L E B Hand to erect dwelling on Allegheny between Swift Blvd and Bank, $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Zink
Fillmore Street
Catlin
St. Johns Avenue
C. B. McCrackan
Gilbert Street
Hartman
Thompson
Herman Kroman
Astor Street
Oregonian
Midway Avenues
Kerr & Son
Burlington Street
Crawford and
Bradford Streets
St. Johns Lumber Co
L. EB. Hand
Allegheny Street
Swift Boulevard
Bank Street
Tale of Two Cities at Electric Theatre Receives High Praise
The Tale of Two Cities presented at the Electric Theatre was among the finest productions seen. Costumes, characters, and scenic effects were top quality, with three thousand feet of film used, all engaging. The Electric is praised and may reprise the attraction due to public demand. The Christian Science Society of St Johns held a lecture at St Johns rink on Ivanhoe and John streets Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Cities
Electric Theatre
The
Christian Science Society
St Johns
St. Johns
Ivanhoe
John Street
City Park Vote Opposed and Advocated for Line Item Bonds
A spirited plea outlines securing a city park via bonds, arguing affordability and long term value. It notes land south of the ice plant on Dawson street, owned by Mrs. Natey Caples and H. E Harris, comprising about four and a fraction acres, accessible by trolley, level with trees, and promising public recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Syahie
Portland
Dawson Street
Natey Caples
H. E Harris
Peres
Man as Greatest Masterpiece Warns Against Inaction
The piece argues that nature shows every creature’s instinct and purpose, from roosters and dogs to pigs and serpents, but humans hesitate and act unwisely. It questions whether man will awaken, reflect, and avoid heedless behavior, urging action over idle advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo- Lowal
Otto
Roscoe Parker Marries Ida Anderson in Portland
Roscoe Parker of the Parker Bros. married Ida Anderson on March 14 in Portland with Rev. J. R. Johnson officiating. The couple received a warm welcome at the hard times social after their arrival. They are now residing near the Parker Bros. Mill. The Times extends best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Parker
Parker Bros
Ida Anderson
Portland
J. R. Johnson
Warning Tale Of Nose Poking In Baseball Folly
Hart Moore recalls an old warning about meddling in others affairs traced to a man who caught behind the plate without a mask in a tense baseball game. Hart tries it Monday, faces a hot pitch, a near homer, and a nose torn free from between his eyes as the ball strikes his face. He vows to learn his lesson after the injury and humorous misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Moore
Hart
Pat
Karl
Jet
Mrs Keeney and Daughter Visit Oregon Ties to Cheyenne Family
Mrs G O Keeney and her young daughter from Cheyenne Wyoming visit at the home of her mother in law Mrs C F Lidberg at 411 Allegheny Street. Keeney extols Oregon expressing strong contrast with Roma barren lands and may settle here permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.O. Keeney
Cheyenne
Wyo
C. F. Lidberg
Allegheny Street
Aviation Contest At Mrs Overstreet Home Delightfully Bumpy
About 75 people gathered at Mrs Overstreet’s Burr Street residence last Saturday to entertain winners of a Christian church aviation contest. Three crews tested dirigible biplane and monoplane designs, with Missdna Fountain captaining the dirigible to victory as Whisler’s biplane faltered and Moore’s monoplane met an early end after colliding with a pine. The evening featured games, readings by Mrs Keeler, and refreshments as attendees celebrated the entertaining event and looked forward to future C B gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Whister
Karl Moore
Whisler
Shakespeare
Jamex Johns High
Moore
Eic
Captain Fountain
Thompson
Portland
Miss Thompson
C. B
Bicycle collision injures elderly man in Ivanhoe Richmond area
John Curl, father of Mrs C J Anderson, was struck by a bicycle near the corner of Ivanhoe and Richmond as he descended stairs onto a sidewalk. The rider failed to pass with caution, and Curl, aged and frail, may never walk again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Curl
C. J. Anderson
Ivanhoe
Richmond
Furniture Sale Inquiry From H. F. Clark
A fragment notes an appeal to readers with furniture to sell through H. F. Clark the local furniture man inviting listeners to contact him for listings or trade opportunities.
Ends Four Years Service Rev Chester Pan Gates
The Rev Chester Pan Gates will end four years of ministry at St Johns next Sunday April 7 1907 under the United Evangelical Church law pastors must move on after a four year term The farewell service at 7 30 p m will feature The Finish The Irretrievable Past and the All Possible Future Rev Gates and his wife have many friends in St Johns and plan to visit often after relocating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Pan
Gates
St. Johns
The
United Evangelical Church
MEA C. P. Cater
A. Mi
St Johns
Mask social raises funds for hospital in Portland trip
About 52 people attended the mask social hosted by Mr and Mrs Childers. A short program of music and readings followed by marshmallows and punch. Prizes were given for best sustained character. Proceeds aid a hospital bill for a M H church member in Portland. A Great Northern telegram shows Oregon drawing many colonists.
Apple Health Advice and Naval Militia Cruiser Boston
An article touts apples as brain friendly, praising their easy digestion and phosphoric content. It also reports Oregon Naval Militia receiving the Cruiser Boston for May 15 deployment to Portland for seacoast cruises and practical ship handling instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Boston
Navy
Portland
Thad T Parker Returns To St Johns Roots In Willamina
Thad T Parker greeted old St Johns friends here on day. He lives in Willamina where he practices law and devotes time to other work. Locals say he enjoys meeting longtime acquaintances and shares small talk about past times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad T. Parker
St. Johna
Thad
Willamina
Law
Eeereat Mens Ps
Westrumite Inquiry Sparks St Johns Pavement Debate
A letter from Wright urges St Johns residents to publish findings on Westrumite, tracing its patents and tests from 1905 onward. He cites demonstrations in New York and Chicago, notes high costs, and presents mixed endorsements and condemnations from Hammond and Chicago officials, urging independent engineering review.
Leighton Hardware Co succeeds Hendricks Co New management takes over
The Leighton Hardware Co has succeeded the Hendricks Hardware Co with new management. Ei L Perkins, previously Mr Hendricks assistant, remains with Mesars Leighton and will continue to serve patrons especially the ladies. The Fraternal Order of Eagles host an old time eastern dance in M W A Sindl St Johns on Tuesday April 4 with good music and a good time. admission see ladies free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton Hardware Co
Hendricks Hardware Co
Ei. L. Perkins
Hendricks
Mesars
Leighton
Order of Eagles
M. W. A. Sindl
St. Johms
Fragmentary Oregon Weather Query Needs Clarity
A user asks about Neaamers like this Oregon weather but provides no readable source. Request full article text or readable excerpts to generate a proper title and concise, entity-rich summary in a period-appropriate newspaper card style.
Council Proceedings Show Weatrimite Victory and Approvals
At the Tuesday council meeting Weatramite clerks and city engineer approved paving specs and aligned estimates with a Westrumite bid. Attendance was high. J W Davis filled the Windle vacancy. Lights were ordered for Mears Oregonian Swift Macram Olympia Macram streets. An ordinance adopting Weastrumite passed with minor changes, Jersey street sidewalk work approved, Chicago street plan advanced, and a tree near city hall spared. Library furniture budget set at 12,500. Bills totaling 3,? align with Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatrumite
Westrumite Company
J. W. Davis
W. W. Windle
Mears
Oregonian
Swift
Macram
Olympia
A. W. Davis
Jersey Street
Downey
Cook
Dobie
Oswego
Chicago Street
Jersey
Portland Boulevard
Johnson
City Hall
Downer
McChesney Block
Hiller
Pythian Sisters Card Party Draws Large Attendance
The Pythian Sisters held a Friday night card party at the C. O. P. Halk with Mrs. P. J. Miller winning the ladies first prize and Mrs. Then Cochran taking second. C. H. Derrie won the gentleman's first prize with IMewity securing second. the next event is set for April 9 at the same venue. Bonham and Currier plan to close their stores after April 1 at 6 30 p m with potential 6 p m closure later if shopper habits adjust. clerks welcomed the extra time and other stores may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
C. O. P. Halk
P. J. Miller
Cochran
C.H. Derrie
Imewity
Bonham & Currier
Maui
Otl
Construction planned for old St Johns site by Bickner Bros
Excavation near the St Johns Review and Dobie's real estate office nears completion. Bickner Bros intend to raise a brick structure to replace Mansfield's barber shop and the confectionery store within the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns Review
Dobie
Bickner Bros
Mansfield
Confec Ue
Congregational Church Invites Attendees at Richmond and Ivanhoe
The members and pastor invite attendance at the Congregational church located at Richmond and Ivanhoe streets. Services are on Sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Pastor G. W. Nelson extends the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Richmond and
Ivanhoe
G. W. Nelson
Clark arrival may start new furniture business in St Johns
J. F. Clark, brother of H. F. Clack the furniture man, hailing from Ben Dea Cal, arrived in St. Johns on Wednesday and will probably engage in business here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Clark
H. F. Clack
Ben Dea
Cal
St. Johns
Drayage Van Rains Two Teams of Draft Horses
At Union Stock Yards Monday sw arms of fine raft horses were herded as business rose. Albert Dix of Willamette Boulevard departed Wednesday for Kuk River Idaho to train at a lumber plant stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainer
Union
Apie
Albert Dix
Willamette Boulevard
Kuk River
Idaho
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Wee H. F. Clark
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern
Chapman
Commercial Club
Oriental Limited
Twin Cities
Northwest
Anent Westrumite
Kaitor St. Johns Review
Westrumite
Leonard S. van Westrom
Germany
England
van Wenstruim
van Westrum
New York
Staten Island
Chicago
St. Paul
Minn
Middle West
William Pierson Judson
John Henry Larson
United States Patent Office
St. Johns Laboratory
Lurton
Supreme Court
Committee of Two
Hammond
City Recorder of
Maginot Brothers
Indiana
George
Dobin
Peter L. Davis
BS Public Works
John Kane
A. M. Turner
First National Bank of
Andrew
Recorder
Westrunmite Company
Portland Journal Sunday
Supreme Court of
State of
St. Johne
Samny Street
City of
Re. Wright
Council Proceedings
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