Spirit of Progress and Portland's Bold Path Forward
A patriotic anode on progress praises American forebears and western cities. It highlights Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland as centers of growth and the need for future development in Portland while praising the nation’s resilient spirit and optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
London
New York
Pacific Ocean
Oregon
Great Northwest
Church of Progress
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Klondike
Pacific Coast
Peo
Wilms Bay
Birthday party honors Mrs Grantham at Storr home
A large gathering celebrated Bernice Brownley Grantham’s birthday Thursday night October 13 at the Storr residence 204 South Kellogg with autumn decor, dancing, music, and refreshments. Guests included many local residents and family members as listed in the party roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. W. Storr
South Kellogg Street
Harold Mason Grantham
Bernice Brownley
Grantham
Elizabeth and
Nettie Moe
Mildred Poff
Martha Hersog
Arline Shaw
Lola Murphy
Brent Dickie
Ruth
Donalda McGregor
Ariyle Harmon
Arline Maxfield the Wrinkle
Messrs
Kassell Poff
Arthur Wills
Mont Harmon
Oron Lear
Ivan Faber
Bert Sundstrom
Eve Thayer
Gordon Bellinger
McGinnis
Ja. Hannah
Jack Maxfield
John F. Brownley
Thos
W. Storr
Harold M. Grantham
John
St Johns Club Enjoys Evening at Log Cabin Bakery
St Johns Community Club members and friends rode from Peninsula Bank to Log Cabin Bakery on Ivy street for a guided tour of the plant and a meal. President Monahan and A E Jones spoke, Ritman recalled early days, Wright described the 35000 loaves daily output, and guests thanked the staff for hospitality. A separate note reports an Ohio girl surviving a 250 foot car plunge.
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St. Johns
Ivy Street
Peninsula Bank
Community ‘Club
Monahan
Ritman
Bate
Tom Monahan
Mr. Wright
Ohio
Currin’s
Oregon Grape Club Holds All Day Session at Marchand Home
The Oregon Grape Club met last Thursday October 13 at Mrs Marchand 11107 South Ivanhoe for an all day session cutting and piecing blocks. A noon dinner was served and several members sang songs before minutes were read and a committee formed to gather material for two quiet projects for the next meeting November 9 at Ida Forachweller's 1709 Willamette Boulevard.
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Oregon Grape Club
Mra
Marchand
South
Ivanhoe Street
Mesdames Rawley
Burgy
Clark
Mills
May
Ida Forachweller
Willamette Boulevard
Robert Trout
Vivian Muhm
Nadice May
Marie Trout
Baby Lucille
Municipal Elevator at Terminal No 4 Ready for Wheat Exports
Workers watch as the municipal elevator at Terminal No 4 fills to capacity with 20 000 tons of wheat from Northwest ranches and awaits ships. The Abercos, a Pacific Steamship Co vessel, will load 8 000 tons for Europe marking the first bulk wheat cargo of the year from Portland. The Gray Rosenbaum Grain Co uses the facility to handle shipments and more vessels will follow.
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Terminal No. 4
Northwest Area
Portland
Ihe
Abercos
Pacific Steamship Company
Europe
Gray-Rosenbaum Grain Company
Portland mayor signs ordinance for 1925 Exposition election
Mayor Baker signs the ordinance calling a special city election and a charter amendment to fund the 1925 exposition. The measure authorizes a special tax levy raising 670000 for 1922 to 1924 as part of the expo effort. Exposition executives attended the meeting to discuss the campaign.
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Portland
Baker
Socaplanes
Julian L. Meier
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Joe Roberts
Eugene Guard
Ape
Gre
Hez
Draga
Rogers
Tance
L, Simmons & CO
Grogers
St. Johns Undertaking Co
Jersey St
Portland Undertaking Co
Beckett's
Kellogg Street
Gatton Ranch Dairy
U. S
General Insurance
Momrturge Loan
Jr. Jouns
PoeTtaNap
mGan
South Jersey St
Columbia
Caldwell & Son
Burlington Street
Dearing
South Jersey Street
Hazel Eichelberger
Plano
Glarendes St
Peniamouth Ave
Multnomah
Priday
Harker
Regina
Hay
Ty Toge
Rider
Ring
Motulny
Lewis
Hilay
Tom Moore
Foy's
St Johns Fair
Toys
Mount Shige
Gfes
Jersey Street
Phillips & Leland
Hpi Cole
G. W. Ford
Cess
Alo Shtoging
A. A. Mie
Mal Pany
Elmer Sneed
Syrweteee Stuer Uihhanve
Minerva
THE
Bank OF Commerce
Bank For Savings
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