This Strong Bank Offers Four Percent Interest
A local bank advertises a four percent interest rate with customer care focused on safeguarding interests. The notice promotes reliable returns and attentive service for depositors.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1910
Page
3
A local bank advertises a four percent interest rate with customer care focused on safeguarding interests. The notice promotes reliable returns and attentive service for depositors.
Aberdeen column roundup reports residents at coastal getaways and relatives visiting Portland Seattle and England. Notables include Rev Ghermisy delivering a sermon, John Gilbert gaining Daily Astorian control, and civic events with flower shows and suffrage meetings.
Crowd from Aberdeen travels to Cosmopolis to ride the first Oregon & Washington railway train but finds no service. Officials say trains are not expected today and the exact start date remains uncertain.
A fire broke out in a box car near the Western Cooperage company plant on Thursday afternoon. The fire department responded and extinguished the blaze with little damage reported. cause remains unknown.
W J Patterson cashier of Hayes and Hayes bank reports a seven day car journey from Portland through The Dalles to Berkeley. He describes dusty routes in eastern Oregon near Klamath Falls and praise for California roads and irrigation backed growth in Klamath Falls. He notes his wife and children wintering in Berkeley and that Jean and Kenneth Hayes will attend school there.
Three loggers were hospitalized Friday in stable condition. Matt Boom sustained a dislocated shoulder and heavy bruising from an accident at Clemmons camp near Melbourne. J Force cut himself with an axe, Ole Olson severed tendons in his right forearm by falling on glass. All are recovering and expected to be out soon.
Professor W D Lyman of Walla Walla will speak at Aberdeen city hall on Thursday August 18 about the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. The Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event with invitations to Hoquiam Elma and Montesano commercial groups to boost local membership.
Cornelius Hayes is under arrest in Hoquiam charged with horse stealing. He allegedly tricked a livery stable into releasing a horse by claiming it was needed by a business man and kept the animal for days while telephoning false assurances. The horse was found at the ball park after investigators questioned the stable.
Construction rushes on Heron street as the three story Johney Mack building rises. The two upper floors will be hotel rooms with a ground floor dining room and hotel office. A long term lease has been signed by a prominent Aberdeen hotel and restaurant man.
Dr J A Mapes will start a three story concrete building at 214 and 216 West Heron Street once arrangements are finalized The current dwelling will be moved The frontage will be 50 feet It is believed a practical hotel operator is prepared to sign a long term lease for the property
Failure of witnesses to appear led Police Judge J M Phillips to dismiss the case against J J Neeley proprietor of the West Coast Employment bureau. Neeley faced charges of mis representations to prospective laborers and the judge urged honest conduct in the employment-office business.
Henry Lentz of Aberdeen Gardens says the prolonged dry weather will likely produce a record crop of garden produce in the Wishkah valley. He notes tomatoes and other crops are maturing faster and more fully than ever before, though fire danger remains high.
I Nudleman owner of a South G Street second hand and furniture store said on Saturday the dispute with the city council will be presented to the Chehalis County grand jury now in session at Montesano. He did not reveal the specific accusations planned against the councilmen.
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