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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
2
The Saint Johns paper laments weather mixups and notes a quiet national mood while urging property owners to petition for street improvements aided by the bonding act. It discusses mayoral candidates, a tree removal by axe, and objections to Philadelphia street surfacing, plus a push for a nearby cemetery and a public park.
Classified items include wanted family washings in West Leavitt and a five room plastered house for rent on Tyler street. Also for sale a confectionery stand, and cafe closure at Mansfield Cafe on Philadelphia Street. A visitor from Alameda, Laura Keyes, visits Laura Garden at 710 East Mohawk. Also notes on rental houses, church notices at St Clements and Maptiot Church, and church services led by Rev. Gray and J R Johnson. Local health ads promote Ballard’s Sno Ment and McGee’s Baby Elixir from St Johns Pharmacy. City affairs: City Attorney Eason travels to Canada, Judge Greene to oversee city affairs during absence.
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