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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
4
A Nebraska daughter, gifted in music, faced social exile in Omaha over accusations of trade with private families. The public shaming reportedly worsened her mental health, leading to death amid broader calls for accountability.
A Metro politan writer lists mile time records for land and water propulsion devices and animals. It notes electric locomotives, automobiles, steam and water power as benchmarks and compares pacing techniques and progress toward faster times.
A damaged text warns of cobwebbed windows and door cobwebs then shifts to a dangerous mushroom description. It notes a vivid poisoning risk from Amanita muscaria with warnings on appearance, toxicity, and urgent medical action using atropine and syringe. An upcoming church bake sale is announced for the first Wednesday in December.
A vintage garden tip outlines keeping celery fresh by digging a trench, lifting bunches by the roots, and placing them upright in moist soil inside a dirt covered pit. Straw is added to prevent moisture loss while boards seal the top to block wind and rain, yielding tender celery ready for use with careful local preparation notes. The article stresses selecting healthy roots, maintaining contact with dirt, and avoiding overexposure to cold or sun.
A bygone Vancouver tale recounts Towser, a gentle dog loved by a family and daily riders. He rode ferries and streetcars with Towner, shared drinks of fare, and faced occasional fare disputes with conductors, yet remained a faithful companion and symbol of city transit lore.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to the community for support during the death of Hutte son who passed away Wednesday October 18. The message asks blessings for the kind and good-hearted who ministered in sorrow and wishes comfort to all who mourn.
Notice to advertisers that copy for any advertisement change must reach the office by Wednesday at 3 o clock p.m. The reminder stresses timeliness to ensure the printer receives the updated material.
A critical editorial laments Oregon Republicans divided over Senator Chamberlain. The writer argues Democrats did not perjure themselves and urges legislators to honor voter will, voting for Chamberlain and avoiding dishonor. The piece defends Chamberlain’s record and calls for principled action by the legislature.
Our policy states charges for cards of thanks and resolutions of respect. Notices for church or lodge events with admission fees are billed per line. Free events without charges are printed without fee. This explanation helps readers understand the rule.
The note urges using sturdy stock to secure customer satisfaction. It argues paying a small extra for better paper yields repeat business, while flimsy stock risks losing customers. It ends by asking readers to note the label on their paper.
A collection of humorous observations on money, marriage, and human folly. The piece riffs on diplomacy, luck, and social pretenses, noting how money, desire, and status influence behavior and happiness.
The November grand jury urged a levy to fund a new county courthouse estimated to raise over 700000. They oppose moving the site due to Southern Pacific trains along Fourth Street and say a timely 1910 completion is unlikely. County Judge Webster favors steel framing and a larger, better arranged building to improve access to records and efficiency.
Notice that Louise Keogan estate appointment is granted by Multnomah County Oregon to Richard H Keegan and A Manly as administrator with claims due by proper vouchers. Also notice to warrant holder 1741 for Leavitt street improvement in St Johns with interest stopped November 1 1908 by City Treasurer J B Taneb.
Proposals for the East Burlington street improvement in St Johns Oregon are invited from bidders by the city recorder. Bids due December 1 1908 at 4 pm include grading macadamizing or sidewalking with separate bids allowed. A certified check equal to 10 percent of contract price is required. Completion by February 1 1909. Estimated cost 803.47 and rock price 80 cents per yard f o b crunch. Published November 13 20 27 1908.
The schedule lists No. 2 Chicago leaving at 8:30 a.m. and No. 1 Chicago arriving at 9:30 p.m. plus No. 3 and local trains with 9:45 a.m. and 10:45 p.m. arrivals. Other times are partially cut.
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