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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
4
The skating rink owners and staff received high praise for their generosity toward the Christian church community. Readers urged continued orderly conduct and welcoming atmosphere, noting past positive behavior by Mr. Hinky and urging leaders to preserve a wholesome environment for healthful recreation.
Fragmented text describes poultry farming, weather impact, and farmers preparing flocks for winter. Mentions experts, conditions, and unusual phrases about care and distant events. Multiple unclear names appear amid a rural setting and observational notes.
Fragmented notice urges canvassers for the Review in St Johns Linn ton University Park with a $50 scholarship offer. It includes references to banks and a September 24 filing, plus a financial total of 1,402,217.07 and combined value 26,816,142.38, amid scattered garbled text.
These two columns have been leased by the Socialists of St Johns. They will furnish and edit their own matter, and the editor of the Review will in no wise be responsible for anything that may appear each week under this heading.
The text discusses Engels and Marx, detailing the materialist conception of history, the evolution from craft production to factories, and the capitalist clash of production and exchange. It explains historical shifts from individual ownership to collective production, the role of the bourgeoisie, and the proletariat’s potential power to transform society through public ownership and planned production.
Fragmentary OCR discusses master and lord over nature, emancipation of the modern proletariat, understanding historical conditions, imparting knowledge to the oppressed class, and the theoretical expression of the proletarian movement as scientific socialism.
The Portland Daily Abstract notes strong local backing for boosting exports and commerce led by business men. September exports show record coast totals with wheat and lumber rising, urging formation of a proactive group to press railroads and secure a new dock, warning against passive reliance on line offerings.
The bulletin outlines an election timeline with registration opening September 20 and voting on October 20 and November 3. It lists a Republican ticket led by William H. Tart of Ohio and James Sherman of New York for president and vice president, plus four presidential electors from Multnomah, Linn, Douglass, and Gillian counties, including Miller, Mars, and other named electors.
The office promotes selling papers and upholding high print standards. It stresses best stock and work for patrons and argues the small cost difference is worth ensuring customer satisfaction and repeat business.
Wanted notice states an inquiry for a Hood ice St Johns property. Details are limited to location and contact through this office. This brief item notes a seeking action and directs inquiries to the current office.
The notice explains charges for cards of thanks and resolutions of respect at one dollar per line when events have admission fees, with events without charges listed as free. It notes MB church ladies will hold a bas at the first Wednesday in December.
Local notice lists multiple trains from Union Depot Portland including 2 Chicago Special at 8:30 a.m. 4 Spokane Flyer at 7:00 p.m. and Kansas City Exp at 7:40 p.m. It notes arrivals and departures to St Johns and West Side routes, with times and ad rates. Also mentions petty leaves at 10:20 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. and weekly operating hours 6:45 a.m. to 6:50 p.m. weekdays and 9 to 10:30 a.m. Sundays, plus ad copy deadlines and rental card reminders.
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