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Newspaper

Saint Johns Review

Location

Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1906

Page

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Will Vote on Issuing Bonds for High School Addition

Voters in St Johns face a June decision on issuing 10,000 dollars in bonds to add four rooms to the existing high school. The plan proposes expanding the central complex to sixteen rooms, with debate over consolidating into one building versus a new north end facility. Funds from the James Johns estate may not be available promptly, placing emphasis on patron interest in the outcome.

St. Johns Ple James Johns

Bees Bite: Man Nearly Dies From Bee Sting

Last Sunday T. J. Monahan was stung on the face by a bee while handling a swarm. He developed purple swelling and a prickling collapse, grew weak and required stimulants over hours. By the next day he felt better though his face remained unusually swollen.

T. J. Monahan

Sciatica Cured After Twenty Years of Torture

For more than twenty years J B Massey of 3522 Clinton Street Minneapolis Minnesota suffered sciatica. One application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved pain and enabled rest and sleep. A 25 cent bottle of Pain Balm is advertised for sale by Jackson's Pharmacy.

J B. Massey Clinton Street Minnea Minn Chamberlain Jackson's

Wood yard opens at ferry foot Pittsburg Street

Buink and Fosran announce a new woodyard at the foot of Pittsburg Street in St. Johns offering dry wood of planer trimmings, kwood or slabwood in four-foot lengths and stove sizes. They invite trial orders and claim superior wood quality.

Pittsburg Street Buink & Fosran St. Johns

Reward for names of tree and flower vandals on John Street

A reward is offered for identifying the persons who destroyed trees and flowers within five yards of J. B. Brink on John Street during the night of May 1. The notice mentions reliable insurance at the Peninsula Bank offering lowest rates.

J. BR. Brink John Street Peninsula Bank

Construction Begins On Willamette Railroad Bridge Project

Work has begun on the new Willamette river bridge with lumber delivered for a blacksmith shop and tool house as the west bank is prepared. About forty workers are on site, with more to come, and a spur from the main line will connect to the west approach. Nine hour days, bunkers to be erected, and caisson sinking planned. project could span two years before bridge operation.

Willamette St. Johns

Balloon ascent draws huge crowd in St Johns Wittesse

Large audience gathered on Burlington street for J. M. Paul’s balloon ascent and parachute jump. The craft lifted from city hall grounds with hot air from a furnace, drifted southward, and landed in the Willamette after the parachute detachment. Spectators arrived by streetcar as crowds swelled before the landing.

St. Johns Wittesse J. M. Paul City Hall Burlington Street Cruge Punt Willamette Fair Grounds

Portland Cleanup Campaign Announces May Day Drive

Two weeks from now the Initiative Committee of One Hundred will lead a crusade to sanitize Portland and the peninsula. On Friday May 1 a general cleaning up is planned with every property owner urged to participate by cleaning and burning rubbish around blocks streets homes and vacant lots. Schools and churches will cooperate and WW Goodrich serves as St Johns representative on the committee with complaints invited.

Initiative Committee of One Hundred Portland Peninsula WW. Goodrich St. Johns

Insurance policy promise from Peninsula Bank

An insurance policy in a reliable company is as good as money in your pocket in case of loss by fire. Ask the Peninsula Bank.

The Peninsula Bank

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