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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
2
Frayed OCR notes recount St Johns mayoral scene with Oregonian results, graft claims, and ward politics. Mentions Mayor Hinman rumors, William Jennings Bryan candidacy, and local inspectors amid infrastructure debates. Ends with a note on hop pickers enjoying good pay and weather.
A collage highlights PW Hinnan for mayor amid civic faith in fair leadership. Mentions Governor Cobb of Maine, Governor Chamberlain, Boise congress, Salem capital life, Cambridge crews beating Harvard on the Thames, Prohibition close call, American yacht Roosevelt cup debate, and a large turnout at the State Fair with Salem praised as one of the valley’s finest cities.
At Saleni the St Jolie excursion led to crowd scenes with hundreds of tickets sold and traffic along Richmond street. City council met Tuesday evening amid cigar smoke as Ald. Hewitt and others discussed street improvements and the Portland General Electric lease while voters eyed a mayoral ballot.
Five year wear tested samples from Potter and Goold hardware men promote metal roofs biters and all metal surfaces Iranitize for durable protection.
A collection of brief church notices lists multiple congregations with service times and events. It mentions Baptists at various locations including University Park and Portsmouth Station, Methodist and Episcopal services, Catholic mass and vespers, church choirs and special music, and youth activities with pastors and chaplains named where legible.
Maggie Hickox of Midland Michigan touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy for a two year old with severe bowel illness. The ad claims rapid relief in even cholera infantum cases and urges payment on McKeon Thormwlyke notices while listing subscription details for Tun Kivinn outside Multnomah county at $1.90 per year.
Resolution by the City Council of St Johns Oregon to improve Hayes street from Burlington to Catlin with full width excavation, wood sidewalks six feet wide, cross walks and box gutters per plans on file. Costs to be assessed to benefited property as provided by the city charter. Public notice published in St Johns Canes.
A terse recruitment notice seeks workers for assignments on the West Coast. Applicants are urged to apply immediately, with details scarce and emphasis on prompt action and availability.
Sealed proposals for Cowego street improvement in St Johns Oregon are due September 25 1996 at 4 pm at the City Recorder office. Proposals must include certified check for ten percent of bid and follow city plans and ordinances. The council reserves right to reject any or all bids and the date references include historic 1906 ordinance adoption.
The city ordains amendments to the fire prevention ordinance of St Johns, restricting alterations to wooden buildings within the fire limit without a permit and capping value increases at twenty five percent. Permits and copies must be filed with the city recorder. only one permit per year per building. The act was approved and published in 1906.
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