Bank Ad Promises Four Percent Interest
An advertisement claims a strong bank offers four percent interest and urges readers not to wait to earn five or ten dollars, emphasizing timely savings and customer care.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
3
An advertisement claims a strong bank offers four percent interest and urges readers not to wait to earn five or ten dollars, emphasizing timely savings and customer care.
Aberdeen Chronicle lists numerous local social events and visits. Notables include Mrs. A. W. Barkley from Westport, Rev. Nelson from Cal, and Mrs. W. S. McBride from Pleasanton. Pythian and Baptist church activities, plus a Billy Sunday revival plan, are noted.
A car traveling 55 mph along the Copalis beach overturned injuring five of seven occupants. Injured include Emmett Rowland and Grant Salisbury of Camas with broken ribs, Walter Reed with head injuries, Earl Morningstar internals, and Captain T. C. Wolson plus Frank Cox and Charles Appleman of Camas. Knight of the Knight garage aided, transporting injured to Aberdeen General Hospital.
Secretary Allen of the Chamber of Commerce reports that a Pacific Coast Steamship agent plans to come to Jays Harbor to establish a package carrying steamship service to San Francisco. The line would depend on Grays Harbor shipowners agreeing to a freight rate for a term long enough to justify deploying a vessel.
The Chamber of Commerce postpones its meeting planned for tomorrow due to a scheduling conflict with Prof. Lyman of Walla Walla who was to speak on waterways. He can attend around the middle of next month and a new date will be announced.
The San Francisco Dramatic Review publishes a full page photo of Goldie Redinger of Aberdeen studying for the stage in San Francisco. The paper lauds her talent in comedy and emotional roles, notes her mezzo soprano voice, and predicts a bright future in drama and light opera.
Council meets briefly with focus on pressing items. Tide landfill resolutions delayed two weeks due to publication error. Marion street improvement ordinance between Boone and Clarke passes. D J Hefron saloon license transfers to Whitehead and Snyder. Sig Jacobson license renewed.
The Rexall Store at 216 South H Street highlights its modern prescription department and dedicated service as a focus of its business. The note emphasizes special attention given to this branch and its status as the city’s best equipped facility.
The Cohassett Beach racing plan was revised to one day of events on Sunday July 17. Ten races ranging from one to fifty miles will feature Seatwe and Portisad club members. A larger Cohassett racing week is planned for August with dates still undecided.
Mrs Amelia Blasich of West Market street was found guilty in Judge Phillips court of cruelly treating her daughter and fined $100. The sentence was suspended on condition she and her husband refrain from mistreating the child in the future. failure to comply would bring the fine and further action.
The ballasting of the Union Pacific road bed to Cosmopolis is expected to finish tonight. Officials believe the line will begin operating on August 1.
An op-ed argues that protectionism creates a one sided socialistic system by guaranteeing living standards to privileged classes via government support. It claims socialism thrives when people depend on government, and the cure is freedom to produce and freely trade without state privileges.
An adapted Newark Evening News item explains bricks made from ant hill soil. Natives mix with water to form dough, mold rough shapes, sun dry, then bake in kilns to create usable bricks.
Victor Keckonen sues to foreclose a tax lien on E 25 Acres of Lot 3 See 32 Township 17 N Range 10 W, N M in Chehalis County Washington. The lien covers 1906 1908 taxes with penalties and 15 percent interest. defendants include C H Fenner and unknown claimants. Suit seeks judgment foreclosing the lien and sale of the described property. Publication date July 7 1910 with last publication August 11 1970.
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