Sinking of Lusitania and tax complaints in St Johns
The piece laments the Lusitania sinking as a tragedy and reflects on war and civilian loss. It also critiques local tax collection timing in St Johns, noting annual levy around $100,000 and urging reform to avoid high interest penalties and banked funds idle until needed.
Atoned Death and War Reflections From a Distant Voice
A reflective poem on dying with dignity and simple farewell contrasts with wartime rhetoric about universal hatred and the futility of war. It critiques mass hatred, urges faithful friendship, and laments distorted calls for glory while a broader commentary condemns aggressive wars and national bluster.
Prosperity Looms for St Johns as Industrial Growth Surges
Activity rises in St Johns with Portland Manufacturing upgrading its Richmond street plant and a $400,000 eastern enterprise advancing well. Port of Portland completes dry dock alterations nearing $35,000, Star Sand Co to add a $40,000 dock. East Side club earns US government interest to survey and cost estimates for Columbia Slough dredging, aiming for early merchant work. Street projects and repairs flourish, signaling a bright Northwest future as Europe seeks peace.
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St. Johns
Portland Manufacturing Company
Richmond Street
So Eastern Pera Company
Port of Portland Commission
Star Sand Company
East St. Johns
East Side
St.Johns
Europe
Christian Church Seeks New Minister Amid Community Events
The Christian Church invites the public to hear a new minister and enjoy special music by local choirs. Mother’s Day services on May 23 will feature the girls of the Sunday School in the morning. The Mothers Day benediction carnations were given last Sunday. The Sunday School workers conference met Tuesday with about 250 attendees. The church plans Thursday night programs and a prayer meeting noted by Mrs. B. W. Coffey. Lent services move to 7 PM.
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Stor Pee T. Jones
Wits
James Kelly
B. W. Coffey
Sells Floto Buffalo Bill Show To Exhibit in Portland
The Sells Floto Circus and Buffalo Bill's Original Wild West arrive in Portland for two days of exhibitions on May 24 and 25 with rich features. Buffalo Bill Cody and Rosa Rosalind lead a large troupe including lions, elephants, and performers, in two shows daily at 2:15 PM and 8:15 PM. Admission remains 25 cents, with doors opening an hour before showtime.
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Portland
Sells-Floto Circus
Buffalo Bill
William Frederick Cody
Rosa Rosalind
America
Ena
Ans
Goods and Groceries Offer Quality and Service
A fragmented advertorial urges shoppers to switch to better groceries with reliable brands and guaranteed quality. It promotes trying new suppliers, mentioning contact by phone, and emphasizes timely changes as the month begins.
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Alex
Seales
Final Account Hearing for Estate of Jacob Lullen
In Multnomah County Oregon the Executor Henry Luiten notifies of filing of final account in the matter of Jacob Luiten deceased Judge T J Cleeton sets hearing for Tuesday June 15 1915 at 9 15 am in the County Court Multnomah County Hearing to hear objections and settlement status Perry C Stroud attorney dated May 15 1915 first publication May 15 1915 last publication June 18 1915
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State of
Oregon
Multnomah County
J Jacob Lullen
T. J. Cleeton
Henry Luiten
Jacob Luiten
Perry C. Stroud
St. Johns
Notice of Improvement Cost for Onw street district
Notice details an ordinance assessing the cost of improving Onw street from Columbia Blvd to Smith Avenue at 249.49 dollars. It levies the assessment on all parcels within the district, filed May 12, 1915, due at the recorder’s office in St Johns Oregon, with interest after June if unpaid, and steps for collection by sale as provided by city charter. RE DUNSMORE City Recorder. Published in the St Johns Review May 14 and 21, 1916.
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Columbia Blvd
Smit Avenue
Columbia Boulevard
Smith Avenue
Sain Avenue
Recorder
City of
St. Johns
Oregon
RE. Dunsmore
City Recorder
St. Joh
Ordinance Declares Street Upgrade in St Johns City
The city of St Johns adopts an ordinance to widen a street from Columbia Boulevard north to Smith Avenue and to assess property for the improvement. The total assessment is set at 240.20 with specific lots assigned, and the city recorder is ordered to enter the assessment in the city liens docket and publish notice as required by charter. The ordinance passed May 15, 1915, and mayor A A Muck signed it.
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St. Johns
Columbia Boulevard
Smith Avenue
St. Josns
At Youn
Columbia
Boulevant
City of St. Johns
City Lens
A. A. Muck
A. BR. Dunsmore
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