Local News Teases Civic Reform and Daily Life
The column mixes quips on mourning hats and life with civic talk about a forthcoming rink event and union meeting. It notes Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Esson visiting Gervais, a Ranier man Warren buying Whitwood Court land for a general store, and Mrs. Meclrvin visiting St Johns. Dr. Breitling expands, Nathan Sulter murder case sparks talk, and Charles T. Early of Hood River visits.
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Rkinerine
A. M. Esson
Gervais
Sol
G. 3
Breitling
Chiree
Johns
Dr. Breitling
Nathan Sulter
St. Johns
Charles T. Early
Hood River
Man- River Valley
Ivan
Local Bargains Offer Homes and Goods in St Johns
Real estate and shop ads list affordable lots near McKinney St Johns Heights Station, a 7 room house with river view near the post office, and multiple bargains for meat at Bitgood Cole’s corner on Jersey Street. Also promotions for pansy plants, rose bushes, ice cream, and Portland prices.
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McKinney
St. Johns Figignts
Bitgood & Cole
L. Dobie
Brodahl
Green House
St Johns Heights
Bitgood & Cole's
Jersey Street
Post Office
Bank
Bitgoud & Cole's
St. Johns Heights
North Edison
St. Robent
Oregon
Good City
Bart House
St. Josns
Portland
Bitter Editorial Attacks on St Johns Library Board
A Portland letter harshly criticizes the St Johns library board and a manager known as the fussy old maid in the big stone house. It accuses editorial shielding, laments removal of a librarian, and denounces perceived tyranny while praising Dr. Eliot and calling for reforms and a new opening arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
Brewster
T. J. Monahan
Big Stone House
T. L. Eliot
Portland
St. John's Board
Monahan
Uotil
Pi Leary
Big Stone
Eliot
Jwowanse
Miscellaneous ads and items from a local paper
A collection of short notices and classified items includes tea and coffee ads by R F Lash, celery plants for sale at 205 N Bieta, a horse for sale, eggs from Home Creamery, rental and buying requests, a scow found at Gatton's Slough, tomato plants on sale at Brodski's greenhouse, a piano rental request for summer, insurance offerings by L Dobie for St Paul or Northern, and a church group serving dinner in Holbrook block on election day.
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R. F. Lash
N. Bieta
Willamette
Gatton's Slough
P. Turner
Brodski
Green House
Richmond
Tce
St. Paul
Norther Gre
Sace
L. Dobie
the Indies
Holbrook Block
Jersey Street
Mandolin or Guitar Lessons for Unfinished Learners
An instructor offers a class on mandolin and guitar for students who have not completed prior coursework. The program targets beginners seeking foundational skills in plucked string instruction and music theory essentials.
Manet oF sxamiser Dat Henderson Neighborhood Notice
Public notice from Rotary at 205 Jersey Street regarding a reasonable request. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption but indicates a local civic matter handled by Henderson group with community focus.
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Manet of
Henderson
Jersey Street
Rotary Public
University Park voters urged to dry precinct by deed terms
Campaign managers warn that many University Park deeds require a dry vote only if residents want no saloons. The issue hinges on hundreds of holdings lacking saloon prohibitions and may force residents to vote precinct dry. The St Johns Colts lost 4 to 2 to the firemen in a Tuesday baseball game, with no full score published due to space limits.
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Tag Factory
University Park
Jere Colating
Dodger
St. Johns
St. Johns Colts
Firemen
Roses for Portland visitors and schoolchildren plan
Commercial club discusses gathering roses to decorate H T Butterworths shop and distribute to visitors with a Peninsula badge. Rose collection along streetcar lines will enlist schools and the public, with a 9:30 to noon distribution during the week. Contributions fund the effort while bets on an election outcome involve rides and a Paddy wagon call.
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Hendricks
Rose Show Club
H. T. Butterworth, Jeweler
Portland
Peninsula
Butseworth
Alderson
H. Ealeisen
St. Johns
P. J. Peterson
Downey
Iif
Peterson
Pratt's Corner
Stevens
Adventist Camp Meeting Opens in St Johus
The Seventh Day Adventists opened their camp meeting on Wil lamette boulevard in St Johus Thursday evening. A large tent seats about 200 and a smaller one 100 for youth. Meetings run 6 am and 5 pm with services in German English and Scandinavian. Mrs L F Addison of Bozeman Montana will speak Sunday at 2 30 pm in the large pavilion. Music and hospitality noted.
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Seventh Day Adventists
St. Johus
Willamette Boulevard
Hey
Martin
Bozeman
Montana
Comissary
L. F. Addison
W. CT. U
Lie Claimed About Prohibition Era Drug Trade Refuted
A Portland daily item claimed the son of May or Matlock of Hugene expanded his business under prohibition by entering the drug trade. A message to Rev. F. L. Young yesterday states he has no son in the drug business, disproving the allegation.
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Ieee
Iite
Portland
Matlock of
Hugene
F. L. Young
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Norton’s
Potter & Goold
H. F. Clark
Jersey
Tacoma
ST. Johns Brick CO
Orda
Warren
Ranier
Whitwood Court
W. W. Potter
Kellogg
Saften
W. W. MclIrvin
Chinook
Wash
Ed. Ashby
Walter Bastley
Caine Boor
Bonham & Currier
Mason & Urban
Cedar Park, St. John
J. E. Colvin
Chicago and
Sta
Ore
S. Jersey
West Side Washed Gravel Co
Richard Shepard
Jermey Street
Wayne L. Mills
Jermy Treet
Commercial Club
Adventist Camp Meeting