Portland’s July Fourth plans and city council actions 1907
In Saint Johns Oregon the Ravinni post office notice appears as a March 3 1879 act matter. Portland era notes discuss Fourth of July celebrations, vacant city engineer post, street improvements, ban on obscene sign boards, and council debates over dumping grounds, streets Polk to Willamette and a marine trust front.
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Ravinni
Saint Jame
Oregon
Ay Street
St. Johns
Kevin
St. Jolie
the Caine
Charleston Street
Marine Tro Works
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised in Testimonials
Mrs Edward Phillips of Marelay Michigan cites relief for her two year old from Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and notes her own recovery. She mentions her little girl Catherine began using the remedy at two months old and praises its efficacy. The notice states the product is for sale by St Johns Drug Story.
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Chamberlain
Edward Phillips
Marelay
Lean
Catherine
St. Johns
St. Johns Property Offer Near Willamette River View
The listing highlights a river view house at the corner of Willamette boulevard and Rich womd street in St Johns. Addressed to B A Olson, this late block property claims to be the cheapest in St. Joli with citywide appeal and river scenery.
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Fie Hall
Willamette Boulevard
Richwomd Street
New
River View
City
St. Joli
B. A. Olson
St. Johns
Newsroom
East St. Johns
Car Tine
Columbia Boule
W C-T UL County Institute Meeting Highlights Abortion of Moral Reform
The W C T U county institute met in St Johns at Adventist facilities with devotions led by Mrs Fullilove and Mrs Whitesides. Talks on temperance, law enforcement, disobedience of children, and the purity of home life wrapped the program as speakers urged enforcement of existing laws and new measures. A North Bend tale praised local progress and civic spirit, ending with a fund drive for governor office furniture as an advertising boost for Coos Bay industries.
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W. C.-T. UL County Institute
St. Johns Organization
Fullilove
Hien
Holden
Sion
Edith Whitesides
Horning
Lueia Addison
Rutherford
Portland
Sloan
Washington
Kesolved
Congress
Guy, Chamberlain
North Bend
Coos Bay Harbor
Oregon
Tom Richardson
Dever
Salem
Coos Bay
C. S. Winsor
North Bend Mfg. Co
Holy Cross Church Services and Local Notices
Catholic residents near St John urged to note May Mass schedule including daily mass at 8 00. High Mass at noon, Vesper and Benediction at 8 00. May devotions and sales notices appear. Job ad seeks hand ironers at West Coast Laundry, apply immediately.
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St. John
West Coast
Woman Fatally Struck Crossing Linnton Tracks
Mrs C. Carlson was killed when a through freight hit her as she crossed a Linnton railroad crossing. Several boxcars blocked the view, and she tripped while trying to escape, dragged by the train and ground into an unrecognizable mass. She was about 35, wife of a saloon keeper, with no children.
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Linnton
C. Carbon
Wawited
Carleson
Herbine touted as liver regulator and cure
An advertisement claims Herbine offers instant relief and acts as a universal cure for constipation malaria fever and liver complaints. A Texas resident from Emory endorses its effectiveness for his family. Sold by St Johns Drug Store.
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Emory
Texas
St. Johns Drug Store
Ballard's Snow Liniment Sold for Pains and Rheumatism
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as fast relief for rheumatic pains sprains and contracted muscles. A Texas user from Tenaha endorses it for chest pains and recommends St Johns Drug Store as the retailer.
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Ballard
CR. Smith
Tenaha
Tex
St. Johims Drug Store
Goood Sheep Dog Learnings and Herding Work
The passage describes a well trained herding dog, its ability to recognize sheep by sight and smell, and to separate strays. It recounts examples of dogs guiding bands, nipping stray animals, and reacting quickly to control flocks during transport and at sea.
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Watterson
Filou Girard
Filon
Herdij
Real Estate Prices Rise in University Park Growth
University Park steadily pushes up prices with few listings and high asking figures. Nearby Wink Street grading progresses slowly toward a brick office building project. A corner sale of about one hundred feet square fetched 4000 dollars as Tate & Son acquire Hudson’s meat market amid local well wishes. Jack Boon suffers a second accident at Peninsular Lumber Mill injuring his right lung after a prior collarbone break. Diphtheria remains active with another patient sent to the pest house Monday.
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University Park
Wink Street
Tate & Son
Hudson
Mr. Tate
Jack Boon
Peninsular
Mr. Boon
Boen
Tune Review Subscription Notice
The Tune Review announces a yearly subscription price of 1.50 outside Multnomah county in advance. All papers will be discontinued at the expiration of the fine paid for.
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Tune Review
Multnomah County
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ST Johns Review
By Meckrox
Markle
Official Newspaper of the
City of St. Johns
Phone East 6106
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Canada
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Herian
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Frank Davey Stove
San Francisco
Willamette Valley
Haywood
Council
Polk Street
Jenney Street
Moonta Street
Magoon
Hin
Jersey
W. R. Johnston
Hiedeson
Ceu
Health Aid Police Committee
Crook & Walton
M. Mall
Achive
Vol. Parse
Pacific States
IPOH
Whitwood
Willamette River
City of
Claremont Tavern
Ferry Landing
Whitwood Court
West ST. Johns Land CO
Richard Shepard & Co
H. G. Ogden
St. Johns, Oregon
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Potsmouth Station
Milcheow
First Chiss
Guernsey
St. Johny Lenghts
Peto
Bourdalone
Stockton
Highlands
Runnig
Mary Austin Q Harper
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and Linnton
City Property Water Front
Linnton Real Estate
A. Hardy
Beeen
Laidey
St. Pas
Cowen
Essex
Mevanler
St. Johns Review
J.S. Downey & Co
Jersey Street
J. E. Williams
Columbia Boulevard
L. B. Chipman
West St. Johns
Richard Shepard
McKinney Real Estate
South St. Johns
Northern Hill
St. Johns Heights
Bon Ton
Maxsville & Kassiuiety
Comat Laie
Jermey Street
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