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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1918
Page
2
A candidate for County Commissioner, Philo Holbrook, is praised for diligent service, prudent public spending, and steady leadership. The notice urges voters to reelect him, citing improvements and taxpayer protection, while noting minor past mistakes.
An ad heavy page notes the Senior Class play All of a Sudden Pegey to be staged at the high school auditorium on Friday and Saturday evenings May 17 and 18. The text also carries local notices urging voters to support divider No. 1 candidate Sohnefer, plus assorted ads for printing services, odd jobs, and contracting from Portland area businesses.
A. W. Lafferty and Al W. Lattery advocate defeating Vrustianism as a patriotic duty. The message frames the effort as a sacrifice to protect American mothers and the nation, urging commitment to the cause.
St Johns residents with city taxes and liens may pay without trouble by using local services. A manager from Peninsula in Arttract and Realty Co. offers to handle notices and receipts for a fee. Listings include real estate, livestock, and dairy products, with assorted items for sale and contact details for inquiries.
The phrase calls for a vigorous prosecution of the war to a victorious conclusion and urges strict business principles in the management of state affairs. It emphasizes decisive action, efficiency, and disciplined governance as guiding goals.
A garbled local notice advertises Chambers Kenworthy Co as the sole undertakers in Portland with Mr Chambers and Mr Kenworthy named. It includes odd testimonials and multiple unrelated ad fragments about health products and services, but no clear event or date.
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