Local notices and business changes at St Johns
The St Johns Review describes job ads for sales reps in Oregon, a candidate for City Commissioner Dan Kelcher, sale of Alex S Scales grocery to Lewis Simmons and J R Johnston, and War Industries Board notes on port facilities and plant conversions to support war contracts. It notes firms in Portland area and the push to distribute manufacturing work.
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St. Johns
Dan Kelcher
Dan
W. O H. Crawford
War Industries Board
Richard TuMi
Nance Department
Army
St. Joan Bays
Mant
Oregon
Multnomas
Cookonmn
Henry N
Hagar
Hewitt Mara
Multnomat
Biaber
Len
Bt. Jehte Review
Portland
Mar Ih
Robert Tucker
Circuit Court
State of Oregon
Multnomah
St. Johie
Slaney Gordon
Gerlinger Milg
Liberty Loan Campaign Warns of War Costs
Franklin head of War and Organization warns Liberty Loan committees that victory is not near, two million American troops in France remain to be fed and transported, and faltering now would empower German autocrats while a vast emergency fleet is being built. He urges continued public support to back the President’s terms to prevent future crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Proneury Department
Ann
France
Germany
Local Businesses Advertise New Ownership and Services
Announcement from Lewis K. Simmons announcing purchase and possession of Alex. 8. Seales store at 501 Feaven den street in St Johns with a pledge to courteous service. Also lists Portland Garbage Co offerings at 75 cents monthly for homes and reasonable rates for businesses, plus various local notices from dancing schools skating rink and sale of range and sewing machine.
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Alex. S. Scales
Foxionden Street
Lewis K. Simmons
J. R. Johnston
Mr. Simmons
Mr. Scales
Nettie Johnston
J. Scales
Simmons
L. Simmany & Co
St. Johns and Vicinity
Seales
Feavenden Street
Dohneton
Portland Garbage Co
St. Johne
Colla
Johns Hardware
Woodlawn Pring
Dairy Problems Press Dairy Industry Woes in 1919
Oregon League Derryman reports on dairy prices, costs, and supply shortages. Prices for milk and cream have risen, costs for labor, cans, and feed doubled, and calves are slaughtered due to unaffordable feeding. Calls rise for policy fixes, including limits on female calf slaughter and improved dairy profit sharing as war-era conditions strain producers and food security remains critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidiitrioe
Tornenet
Federal
Wo K Newell
Newell
Pacific Northwest
Wight
Portland
Oregon League
Derryman
County Commission Note From Rafe Holman Chairman
Suburb calls issued prompt onetn day night as Holbrook and A A Mack discuss coast to auto equipment with refined service. Miller ravey.
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ST. Johns Review
A. W. Markle, Tiller
Multnomas County
Tne Ravinw
Mosl
Recont
Congress
Kane Mfg. Co
L. C. Smith Bldy
Seattle
Wash
Brasick Talkachine
Currin
Yale
Macrum Streets
Peninsula Security Co
First National Bank Building
Empire Investment Co
St. Johns Office
Philadelphia Street
Miss Blanche Whitman
Charleston Street
Columbia
Kosten
Wankers and Quilts
Corrine Saya
St. Johns Skating Rink
Dan Kellaher
Veld Advertie
Slipon
W. W. Rogers
the Royal Tailors
N. Jersey ST
Walter M. Pierce
Democratic
Billie’ Nichols
N. Jersey Street
Gyiqr
Helen M. Harper
National Vulcanizing Works
Jersey ST. St. Johns
Edlefsen Fuel CO
Broadway
Neil
Wien
Watt
Frank G. Eichenlaub
Sellwood
J. R. Weimer
Vancouver
Linnton
Expres Ce
Elty Dock
Pointe
J. R. Chauncey
Aweweler
North Jersey St
Ore
Rosebud
Central School
Cronus
Robt, Anderson
Seale Tite
County Commissioners of
Mull
Dean Cobbty
Court House
Murray
St. Johns Ferry
Multnomah County
Hortlamt
S. C. Cook
Jersey Street
Beverle & Armstrong
Pratt’s
Jersey St
Imboden Bros., Prop's
Mary
Frank
Tom
Helen
P.S
H. F. Clark
Furniture Man
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