St Johns Review Publisher Details and Contact
Ray and Trish publish this weekly paper with John D. Rice as editor. Subscription is $1.50 per year and the office is at 404 North Jersey Street, University 0821.
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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1928
Page
5
Ray and Trish publish this weekly paper with John D. Rice as editor. Subscription is $1.50 per year and the office is at 404 North Jersey Street, University 0821.
Expressing a deep interest in the construction of the St Johns Bridge Ervin A Taft advises justice to the possibilities of this great structure He is a City Commissioner candidate urging prudent spending on essential architectural finish and a landmark viewing point for Portland visitors A masquerade Halloween party is announced at Peninsula Baptist church Central and Ida streets on Saturday October 27 with refreshments and beauty services offered at Carl's Beauty Shoppe
The document outlines W. C. Culbertson’s election pledges including farm relief parity, labor support, veteran relief, water power safeguards, and wartime agriculture policy. It also covers waterway development for Portland, roads funding, and anti corruption stances. Local notes report a purse theft inquiry at 813 S Hudson and a Pioneer My Church Bazaar.
Adam Duncan Dunn Jr of Wapato Washington, son of late founder Adam Dunn, exemplifies 4 H Club training shaping young farmers. Pacific International Livestock Exposition based in Camp Plummer provides hundreds of thousands in premiums with Shorthorns Herefords Aberdeen Angus on display. Highlights include a 10th Annual Horse Show with 36000 prize money, livestock parades, dog demonstrations, and expansive educational and product exhibits across multiple departments.
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