Park and Portsmouth residents plan summer visits and local improvements
The Park and Portsmouth communities discuss summer arrangements with residents like Young and family moving to Arbor Lodge and Mrs W Van Nest settling in Gray's house. The shingle mill is rebuilt with heavier timber, and residents anticipate a railroad sale to eastern interests. Local sidewalk and street concerns on Fisk street prompt calls for a proper sidewall funded by property owners.
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van Nest
Portland
Wohlforth
Ae Street
All Eastern Company
Warren
Fisk Street
Park
Columbia University Items From a Turbulent Day
The item notes the college’s pins and caps of graduates and the fine view from University bluff. It reports a Junior Literary Society meeting Tuesday and a comet solo by Eddie Nordhoff. The baseball team beat the high school lads on May 17 by seven to one, with M. receiving gilt-edged sword and praise for his play.
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University
Edldie Nordhoff
Eerey
Columbad
Colmbia
F. Gallagher
Prof. Tierney
Leander
A. Weber
F. Weber
T. Monks
R. Cae
Juniom
S. Leavy
E. Wilkinson
Vancouver
Barmck
Wilkinson
Meamy
Columbia
Spenser
Pacific College
Newberg
Kelley
Col Reve Wobia
Jeb Pease
Wah
Weber
Rae
Quinn
Sabres
Suicioms
eaPy
Elena
Maseaas
Corakes
Douglas
Multnomah
Leavy
Evangelical
Sore
Calor
Gtaox
Fusion
Matty
Upshaw
Willamette
the &Eanan
Adams
Joan
Saint Johns notes and local life from Saint Johns paper
Local items cover weather, visits, church events, a charity drive, and school news. Mentions Rev H L Pratt Portland guests, Memorial service at Methodist church with Rev C H Campbell, track team matches, Knights of Pythias talks, and a plan to enlarge the paper. Also notes ads for Potter & Goold and Saint Johns Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Johns
F. C. Messenger
Vancouver
Burlington Street
A. W. Dickson
University Park
Tux Review
H. L. Pratt
The
Evangelical Church
Portland
RE. E. McVicker
Methodist Church
C. H. Campbell
Potter & Goold
Pascal Hill
Hill
Tun Ruvimw
KW. Harbaugh
Loveland
Colorado
Pacific
Herman
Seattle
W. EK. Hartel
North Pacific Dental College
Freedman
G. L. Tufts
School
Knights of Pythias Fraternity
Columbia Teams Fight for State Intercollegiate Title in Portland
The Columbia squad sent five men across the plate as a probable third game may be needed in Portland to settle the state intercollegiate championship. Hinkle's injury in Saturdays game blighted Columbia's hopes and the infield fell short of its former brilliance amid errors and umpire calls. Meanwhile Saint Johns eyes growth as a city of homes with affordable rents and steady transport, inviting fair visitors to invest and settle.
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Columbia
Portland
Hinkle
Saint Johns
Saint Joven
Ritworvan
City of
Oregon
Portland Bowlevard
Willis Bowlevard
Richmond Street
City of Saint Johnus
Saint Jolie
Eash
Richmons Street
Richmon
Veterans Visit to Saintsons Schools on May 29
Eight Grand Army of the Republic members will visit Saintsons schools Monday afternoon May 29. At two o'clock, first through third grades perform including Salute and Flower Song while fourth through eighth grades present Our Review of Veterans and Our Country. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Werners
Grand Army of the Blic
Saintsons
Josey
N. L. Swithh
A. B. Thompson
Philip Brady
D. J. Horsman
T. C. Rintig
R. A. Rowly
J. L. Wells
Our
Saintes Brick Kiln Set to Accelerate Local Building
In coming weeks Saintes plans to use locally produced brick to lower costs and insurance for block constructions. High brick prices previously pushed builders to lumber, but new brick production aims to quicken finishing rate. The inaugural brick will go into the new bank building as work advances.
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Saintes
Bank Opens Delayed After Safe Arrival in Peninsula
A manganese safe arrived for the Peninsula bank and is installed in the temporary office. Opening was planned for Thursday June 1 but postponed due to a holiday. Officials expect a business start on Monday June 5 with a fuller announcement next week.
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Peninsula Bank
Gen Ted
Cains
Wheeler incident on Jersey Street narrowly escapes harm
Early morning around eight thirty a worker on a wheeler on Jersey Street north section was caught in a trip and narrowly escaped serious injury as four vehicles nearly collided.
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Jersey Street
North
Ve. A
Mr Keegan Improves After Mill Injury
Dick Keegan, injured in a University shingle mill accident weeks ago, is recovering rapidly. Doctors J Jones and Dr DeVaul report three left rib fractures and one right rib fracture with no serious internal injuries. A slight numbness and weakness remain but his condition is better, and he hopes to be out in a week or 50 days with crutches, noting good men are scarce.
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Dick Keegan
J. Jones
Dr. DeVaul
Trolley Lines Sold In Portland Deal
Portland's electric railways have again been bought by an eastern syndicate in a six million dollar deal. The press repeats the scoop only to deny it later, with figures rising as the next estimate looms.
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Portland
Eastern
Daily Pets
Land's
Residence prone, Haloney office near University Park Drug Store
Fragmentary clipping notes a residence prone issue and an office near University Park Drug Store. Names and full details are unreadable, but references suggest local matter involving Haloney and Routt Head in connection with positive power.
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University Park
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Oumbia University
Columbia University
Mr. Keegan
Oscar Devaul, M. D
W. A. Edgerton
O.m. Faulk
Merrill
Faulk & Merrill
Peninsulalumber Co
A.W. Dickson
Jon Marvant
Scott
St. Johns Grocery Co., General Merchants
P. A. Smith
Smith & Poff
Goa
Phone Union
Johns, Oregon
Wally
D. A. Smith
Multnomah Electrical Co, Inc
Chalmes
Realia
Heath & Milligan
I Rice
Portsmouth
Pharmacy
Oregon Importing Co
Third Street
Chula Winery
Orégon Importing Co
Third St
Portland, Ore
Allen Rogers
Jackson
Couch & Company Phone Union
General Merchants
Zeller Byrnes & Blackburn Co
Johns
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