This Strong Bank Pays Four Percent Interest
A local financial institution advertises a four percent interest rate on savings with guaranteed deposit safety. The promotion emphasizes reliable returns and customer service.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1910
Page
11
A local financial institution advertises a four percent interest rate on savings with guaranteed deposit safety. The promotion emphasizes reliable returns and customer service.
A stream of society notes from Aberdeen and surrounding towns lists travels and visits. Names include Miss V Robinson, Horace Crary, Mrs A C Jones, J S Ryan, J B Orton, Mrs Nellie Seybold, John Roll, Mrs Jay Weatherwax, Mrs M M Bacon, and many others. Items cover trips to Whitney Washington Seattle Tacoma Westport and Reno plus local events and business notes.
Major L. A. Abbott, follower of Grays Harbor at the national capital for twenty years, departed Chicago last Thursday for Aberdeen to spend the summer. He is in fragile health after a slight stroke of paralysis recently, from which he has not fully recovered.
The Chehalis county bar backs Judge Ben Sheeks for re election to the superior court in the upcoming primaries. They say he has made good as a judge and will succeed himself.
At a Friday meeting at Mrs Roy Young s North Aberdeen home the G A R club elected President Sylvia Coons Vice President Blanche Coolidge Treasurer Anna Birmingham and Secretary Ursula McDougall for the coming year The next meeting will be a basket picnic at Electric Park.
Mrs Myra McCloe mother of Mrs William D Wilson Mrs Edward Goldsmith Mrs F H Macomber and E F E McCloe all of this city died at her South Aberden home Friday morning A New York native aged 57 she had suffered a year and all her children were at her bedside Funeral services were at the Whiteside parlors with Rev Charles McDermoth officiating and the remains were sent to Montesano for interment Sunday train.
The Aberdeen Kittens began their series with a 4 to 2 win over Hoquiam on Saturday at Electric Park. The crowd looked for a banner turnout as today's games were set to finish the series in Aberdeen.
A brief note from the Semi weekly Herald calling attention to relative quality, highlighting a modest praise of excellence without specific events or names. The item reads like a curatorial opinion piece or a front page motto.
County Attorney Campbell warned he would arrest the principals in the boxing event causing the Grand Theater match to be cancelled. Manager Crowe cancelled the affair and bore advertising costs as a result.
Mrs John R Evans will travel tomorrow to Chicago for a Masonic conclave and visit her sister Mrs Mitchell, formerly Miss Nellie Craig, who recently visited Aberdeen. Evans plans to remain in the East for several months visiting relatives.
Elma editor E. C. Kibbe is announced as a candidate for the first district county commissioner post. The notice says Chehalis County could benefit from Kibbe described as a graft fighter taking charge of the county purse.
H. Bourgette of Aberdeen recently bought 35 acres northeast of Elma. He prepares the tract for a fine orchard and berry ranch, noting the land is well watered and suited to cultivation.
John M. Galvin of Centralia, a right of way agent, visited the city last week to secure land for the railroad extension into North River County. Engineer Isaacs stated the line will not head for the Columbia River but will connect with the main tracks at Gate City after tapping a rich timber belt in the state.
Several second hand goods dealers were arrested for failing to pay the $25 quarterly license fee. They bonded and await a hearing before Judge Phillips tomorrow afternoon. Attorney A. M. Wade represents them as they seek to test the ordinance's validity and claim it unfairly targets their business.
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