Fire and Local News In St Johns Chronicle
The St Johns Review reports the Model Laundry on Pittsburg street burned at 3 15 am amid suspected arson with $7000 insured loss and plans to rebuild. A home on Fox street and nearby property were damaged by fire around midnight with partial insurance coverage. Roy Wilcox sold his transfer business to Gatton and son. Rumor of J G Williams not seeking re election is denied. Thomas F Barton a Civil War veteran dies at 75. funeral today. Thos McCusker to speak at city hall. other speakers may attend. An officer subdued a city suspect after a Monday incident near a fire. North Bank Pharmacy improvements praised. Ladies Roosevelt Club held a meeting at Portland high school auditorium. The Bedens thank neighbors for aid after the fire.
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Pittsburg Street
Delaware
Department of Portland
Banly
C. F. Beden
Fox Street
Snyder
Beden
Roy Wilcox
St. John
Gatton
Thomas F. Harton
Tyler Street
Agro
Barton
Order of Masons
Mra
W. C. Roe
City
Buena Warwick
Aberdewn
Wuah
Blackbirn, Chambers & Lowry
Rose City Park Cemetery
Thos
McCusker
Conress
McCoaker
AML
Durbar
Ladies Roosevelt Club of
Portland
O. F. Beden
Ier
Ms. Gammel
Mother Gillespie
Fire Department
Jersey Street
Chicago
South Jersey
Congregational Church Invites to Sunday Services and Prayer Meeting
The Congregational church advertises preaching every Sunday at 7 40 PM and invites all to attend. Missional services follow with Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 PM led by Pastor Janes J Murphey.
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Congregational Church
Wednessay
Janes J. Murphey
Notice of final account hearing in Nichols estate
Blaza Nichols administratrix of Charles J Nichols deceased seeks final account in Multnomah County Oregon. Hearings set for October 28 1912 at 9:00 a.m. in the court room to settle objections and determine settlement. Attorney C J Gavresnvin. First publication September 27 1912.
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Athe
Multoomas
Oregon
Charles J. Nichols
Charles Ki. Nichols
Mate of
Multnomah
Aaid Court
Blaza Nichols
Charles I
Nichols
Dee C. J. Gavresnvin
Aton
Peninsula Title Office Offers Abstract Services
H Henderson, manager, advertises Peninsula Title Abstract and Realty at 208 North Jersey Mebonalt Building. Services include accurate work and reasonable fees for title abstracts and related realty tasks.
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Peninsula
H. Henderson
North Jersey
Mebonalt
Notice to Creditors in Multnomah County Oregon
In the Multnomah County Oregon County Court the administrator of the estate of Hattie Jayne deceased notifies creditors and all requiring claims to present them within six months of the first publication. The administrator A. R. Jayne with office in St Johns Oregon dated October 4 1912. Perry Stroud attorney for administrator. First publication October 4 1912. Last publication November 1 1912.
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State of Oregon
Multnomah County
Hattie Jayne
Elaine
Hig
City of
St. Johns
R. A. Jayne
Perry ©. Stroud
Central Market Ad Promotes Choicest Meats for Families
An advertising notice invites readers to visit Central Market for the choicest cuts of meats. The offer emphasizes fitted orders and family trade as the shop’s appeal.
Proprietor P Ward Seeks Deadline for Ad Change
Notice from P Ward proprietor warns that changes to advertising copy must reach the office by Wednesday at 6 o clock pm. The message requests careful attention to ensure timely processing of changes.
Notice of Proposed Assessment for Street Improvements
Notice states apportionment for coat along Ivanhoe Street from south line of DIK Street to north line, extending back to center of lake. Mentions blocks on Meld Street, street improvements, gas and electricity, and a two thousand dollar total with five hundred cash and remaining over time. References Varick City, Jation Review et al, and addresses in Hayes Street area.
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Ivanhoe Street
Dik Street
Otto
Ehiartion Tnt Roscdutionns
Proom
Conch
Keat
Wright
South Hayes Street
Bank Officers Invite You to Discuss Services
You are invited to meet the officers of this Bank and discuss with them the various ways in which they can be of service. 1) you,
Lyceum and cultural figures highlighted in season program
The season features Hon. W. Hogh and Hon. B. W. Hoch discussing reforms and state achievements from cooperative coal and rail to banking and civil service. Highlights include W. Gillilan’s literary work and honorary degree, Bergen-Marz Company’s four notable artists, and a strong arts and industry focus across education and public policy.
Writer Guillon's poetry and publishing reach noted
The writer of the reader and serious poems, Badgino, is credited with a famous work titled Of Agin Ue Agin Gone Agin Pio uigin. His pieces appeared in Woman's Home Companion Success Life Saturday Evening Post and many other publications.
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Badgino
Agin
Ue Agin
Gone Agin
Pio Uigin
Woman's Home Companion
Succes
Life
Saturday Breeing Post
Guillon
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A. W. Markle
West Burlington Street
Tw Ratvanwle
Batnifolios
Mt Jokne
Currin
North Bank Pharmmcy
W. Rh. Mckeon
Ao C. Cook
First National Bank
St. Johns, Oregon
J. Johns Furniture) Company
East St. Johns
R. G. Brand
Oak Sts
Holbrook
P Ward
Varick
City Reonnder
Vubhisteyt
Jation Review
Aphay
Peninsula National Bank
United States Depository
Lyceum
W. Hogh
B. W. Hoch
Chantauqua
Ainlicoues
Uinetern
Oll reBoerien
Oll Alour
Kansan
Beye Sud
Strickland W. Gillilan
Pew
Gillian
Taft
Obie University
Humeri
Ladhew Home Journal
Gilii
Gililian
Bergen. Marx Company
Bergen-Marz Company
Alfred Hilon Bergen
Geran Heder
George Henschel
London
Leon Mars
Theodore Thomer
Polow
Thomas Orchestra
Thome
Marx Plow
Berlin
Marx
Joachin
Mars
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Hany Drewel
Liv
Weimar
Grutemacher
Gaildhall
John Sebastian
E. W. Hoch
Alfred Hiles Bergen, Leon Marx
Hans Dressel
Carl Machlin
Ladies’ Home
Journal
Ladies’ Home Journal
Couch & Co
Pioneers
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