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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
8
City council approves laying and building a sewer on Maple Street from Jersey Street to the Willamette River with catch basins manholes lamp holes flush tanks and branches. Preliminary engineer estimate is 32166.90 dollars. project to follow plans and specs adopted May 1910 under city engineer supervision. published May 27 1910 in St Johns Review.
City of St Johns ordains street improvements on Edison Street from Fessenden Street to St Johns Avenue. Sidewalks, curb, and center strip with expansion joints are specified. City engineer plans set cost at 782 dollars and assessments to be levied on benefited property within the district. Adoption dated May 27 and June 5, 1910.
A socialist column features Frances E Willard praising Christian cooperation and social reform. She argues for state and community control of industry, public services, and education, and for a cooperative commonwealth over free market competition. She advocates universal ownership of essential infrastructure and the ethical transformation of society to serve all.
The writer argues that Emma Goldman is not a socialist leader but a philosophical anarchist opposed to socialism. She is described as never aligning with socialist ideas and as an intellect misperceived by some readers.
The city council of St Johns approves an ordinance to lay relaid reconstruct and repair a sewer on Philadelphia Street from Jersey Street to Hayes Street with necessary catch basins man holes wash tanks and branches. The work is to be done under city engineer direction and financed by assessments in Sewer District No 1 as per the May 1910 resolution and notices published in the St Johns Review.
The city of St Johns resolves to grade Midway avenue from Columbia boulevard to Bellingham street and install cement sidewalks curbs cross walks and tile drains. Costs will be locally assessed on benefited property within the district per city charter adopted May 27 1910 and city engineer estimates filed with the city recorder.
The city of St Johns passes Ordinance 296 establishing the grade on Edison Street between Philadelphia Street and St Johns Avenue. The measure, drafted by the city engineer, is filed and found satisfactory by the council. Passed by the council and approved by the mayor on May 37, 1910, with Attest: A. M. Essom, Recorder.
Ordinance No 297 approves a grade change for Midway Avenue in the City of St Johns from Columb Boulevard to Bellingham Street The document records council and mayor approval dated the unknown day of No ved by the Mayor and officials Mendrices Masox Bay 1gie
The city council adopts a resolution to lay sewer on Burlington Street from Hayes Street to the Willamette River with catch basins manholes and related works. It includes street alignments on Jersey Richmond Hayes Burlington Mohawk Ivanhoe Gresham and Decatur Crawford Bradford and Willamette Boulevard with a total estimated cost of 21 205 01 and public notices for seven weeks.
In Multnomah County Oregon the court handles the estate matter of Har with proceedings ongoing. The record notes filing actions and notices related to probate administration and potential hearings. Local officials and attorneys are identified through the docket for further action.
An old advertisement for Ward's Central Market in Railway Lane promises free delivery and emphasizes careful handling of goods. It notes changes to ads and asks cash-change segments to reach the printer by a weekend deadline.
Fragmentary ad touts a teething preparation for infants promising calm sleep and eased bowels. It appeals to worried mothers, notes general safety assurances, and hints at low cost, but offers few concrete details or verifiable claims about ingredients or efficacy.
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