St Johns the Gateway to Willamette River Trade
A historic overview extols St Johns at the confluence of the Columbia and Willamette as the Northwest’s future industrial hub. It highlights nine miles from Portland, a growing economy, public services, water front docks, and major plants like St Johns Lumber, Portland Woolen Mill, Joben Milling, collapsible boxes, and marine iron works, predicting a rising metropolis with extensive real estate opportunities and a nine mile proximity advantage.
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Land of Opportunity
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Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
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Jobne
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Tareevlag
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Rt. John Later Company
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St Johna Tlanber Company
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Portland Woolen Mill
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Joben Milling Company
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St. Johon Laundry Company
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