Plan for Government Guarantee of Bank Deposits
A. B. Nettleton argues for compulsory mutual deposit insurance by national banks under government control. The plan funds a national guaranty with annual assessments on capital stock for five years, then pay deposits from a treasury-held fund. It provides safeguards, government oversight, and the option to revoke insurance from unfit banks, aiming to reduce panics and encourage thrift.
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Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
National Bank Deposit Guaranty
United States
General A. B Nettleton
American Review of Reviews
Skin Ailment Relief With Chamberlain Salve
Nearly all diseases of the skin such as eczema and tetter cause intense itching and smarting. Quick relief may be had by applying Chamberlain's Salve. It allays itching almost instantly and many cases have been cured by its use. For sale by Evans Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
Aberdeen Tideflats Fill Debate Draws Press Reaction
Local papers spar over a tideflats filling plan in Aberdeen noting editorial stances from The Bulletin The Post and The Herald The Herald later credited with predicting failure arguing streets and homes on the flats merit drainage and safety while estimating lower costs and higher profits for the project authors urge a revised plan based on business sense and public approval
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Bulletin
Post
Gibler
the Herald
American Dredging Co
Brakeman Killed In Logging Train Accident
Montrealmo report says C. R. Kirkland, a 24 year old brakeman, was crushed between cars during a coupling incident at Clemons camp. His body was found on the track with a severed leg and crushed frame after a search by the engine crew. There were no eye witnesses to the accident.
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Montrealmo
Clemon’s
C. R. Kirkland
Kirkland
Progress in Business Recovery Amid Uncertainty
The piece blends economic outlook with labor and political risks as months of adjustment unfold. It notes slower gains despite ample credit and improving signals, wage resistance, rising unemployment at factories, and ongoing wage fight risks. It cites June July conventions as a potential inflection point and hints at electoral uncertainty influencing confidence. Aberdeen baseball manager Brown lists 27 potential stars for the season with a Tacoma meeting planned to set schedules.
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H.C. Watson
American Review of Reviews
Brown
Aberdeen
Macfarlane
Tacoma
Stub Spencer
Dick Boettiger
Frank Lumley
Tom Judge
McNamara
Albany
N. Y
Dode Brinker
J. G. Thompson
Don Starkell
E. Califf
Chas Moore
Jack Hickey
Grover Boyle
Carl Spangberg
John Murphy
Julie Streib
Andy Anderson
Charley Moore
Will Campbell
George Fitzgerald
Anson Mott
R. P. Brown
Gloukner
E. E. van Buren
Gene Mahon
E. BE. McNiven
Roy Russell
Citizens Party Names Precinct Committeemen by Ward
The Citizens Party announces its candidates for precinct committeemen for each ward. The slate includes R. R. Foy for First Ward First Precinct, George Turner for First Ward Second Precinct, A S Brecht for First Ward, Will Tamblyn for Third Ward, M M Bacon for Fourth Ward, M E Lucas for Fifth Ward, and F E Jones for Sixth Ward.
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Citizens’ Party
R. R. Foy
George Turner
A.S. Brecht
Will Tamblyn
M. M. Bacon
M. E. Lucas
F. E. Jones
Ex Aberdeen Brokers Profit From Yakima Lands Boom
The Yakima country’s vast yields attract Aberdeen investors. George Todd and his two brothers, who invested 6000 dollars in 1000 acres six years ago, have earned a fortune selling the land at 200 dollars per acre. The Herald reported the tale twice weekly.
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Yakima
Aberdeen
George Todd
Primary Elections in Aberdeen Vote Tomorrow Under New Law
Aberdeen voters prepare for municipal primaries with two tickets Citizens and Republican and oath needed to affiliate. Registration totals 1,527 across wards as of Saturday night, with fears of machine tricks and praise for free elections. notice from Western Cooperative Co. Aberdeen Wash outlines details.
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Aberdeen
Fine and imprisonment for vote solicitation under Washington law
The direct primary election statute in Washington imposes a misdemeanor for soliciting money liquor or value to influence votes. Penalties include a fine not less than ten dollars and not more than five hundred dollars, or imprisonment in county jail from thirty days to six months, or both.
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State of
Washington
Doing Things Well A Lesson On Perfection To Finish
A preacher urges youth to cultivate excellence and avoid half measures. A steady habit of completing tasks with care builds character, discipline, and future success, while slipshod work leads to slumps, loss of self respect, and missed opportunities.
Attractive Aberdeen bungalow by Crary on Second and K
The Crarys settle into a finished bungalow at Second and K streets in Aberdeen. The home features a large living room with a cobblestone fireplace, paneled rooms, ample closet space, a spacious bathroom, and a blue and white kitchen. Nearby, Architect and Mrs. Troutman near completion of their adjoining bungalow.
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J. D. Crary
Second
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Tideland
Market Street
Melbourne
Tao Gaixe Indarredl
TAY
Citizens Party
Commiteemen
Yakima Country
Yakima Lands
Shihan Pea Ee Ely
Mous
Neue Aa
Vires
Savea Dee
Mobal
Western Cooperage Co
Wash
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