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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
2
The Saint Johns Saint Johns Review reports on a broad mix of topics. It notes rising insurance rates and a forthcoming price shift, a smaller discussion about a planned press launch by The Dalles Optimist editors, and proposals for trout licensing. It also covers debates on the local option law and amendments to the prohibition framework.
About 145000 people left San Francisco since the quake. Two thirds were given free railroad transportation. Since April 14 there have been 33 distinct shocks in California. Relief committee received 3000 cars of supplies and estimates more will be needed before order is restored.
The Commercial Club held a Wednesday night session at President Rogers office adding several new members. Committees were formed to study band organization cooperation with the Portland and Seattle road and to investigate Ry N railroad station rumors and advertising campaigns for city resources.
City and nearby residents have provided for a needy family at Oak Park with no suffering reported. Four children are well and receiving necessities. donations are accepted but not required, and the city defends its duty and care publicly. Community leaders like Rev. F J Young visited, confirming lack of neglect.
May 11 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Wilfred Scott. May 15 a son to Mr and Mrs Thos Nelson. May 14 a daughter to Mr and Mrs James Dennedy.
First Congregational Church led by F Warren offers sermons at 1 and 8. Evangelical First quarterly conference with Rev H L Pratt set for next weekend with preaching and communion. Baptist and Methodist notices list Sunday school times and service hours with pastors noted. Epworth League gathering at 7 p.m.
The ladies of the Baptist church will host a social in the M W A hall on Saturday May 19 from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Ice cream strawberries and cake will be served.
Polished ink center table and two oak sewing rockers for sale. A ropehiea sewing machine with table, six oak dining chairs, a sideboard and other oak items. New and modern pieces include a maple diesel and commode. Call at St Willis Boulevard Ports snouET station.
Clark buys the fur nittite business of McClive and Co at 205 Jurey Street and asks St Jolts to continue its operations.
An item description for a Turac 15 horsepower timeator intended for alternating current. Includes call to St Johns Water Company's affliiew, phone Kast 6307, and notes Ph. Eolletsen as Super intenetent.
The Evangelical church lilies will host a dinner on election day June 4, with Mel Brite Travin serving as chairman.
New six room house with two jobs in St Julius Heights addition. Home features hot water heater and modern throughout. Very desirable residence inquire at this line.
The subscription price of Taw Review remains eight dollars per year in advance. The paper will continue publication until the expiration of the current time paid.
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