Bank Offers 4 Percent Interest and Careful Handling
Mack vice president announces a solid bank plan promising four percent interest and attentive service to customers.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
3
Mack vice president announces a solid bank plan promising four percent interest and attentive service to customers.
Mrs. Roy H. Keagy visits in Tacoma while Miss Lulu Magill stays in Seattle. Ed Leacock injured at the mill and William Twohy visits Olympia. Numerous social calls, club meetings, church events, and local notices fill Aberdeen life.
L G Smith trips to Monroe for several days while Mayor and Mrs Ek Benn attend the Centralia fair. G P Engel of Portland returns home after business here. Carl Peterson heads to Chehalis for work. Dudley Allen of the Chamber of Commerce goes to Centralia for the fair and Southwest Improvement Association meeting. Mr Birmingham and Mrs Birmingham join Centralia fair crowds. Dan Bowes and colleagues depart by Bowes’ auto for the fair and the E P district convention in Centralia ending Saturday night.
At the weekly Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce luncheon President L. G. Hamburger appointed S. K. Bowes to lead a committee to organize a fair association and seek permanent grounds. An entertainment committee was also named to meet Seattle visitors. Secretary Allen to request a Pullman experiment on stump removal from logged lands. Bowes praised the North River area after his recent survey. Hamburger urged attendance at the Southwest Washington fair in Centralia and Chehalis for the wider regional audience.
A Herald description highlights soil near Aberdeen yielding kale over six feet tall with four mammoth lettuce heads grown by FE Turati in Italian Gulch. It notes minor specimens rare, illustrating vast idle lands awaiting cultivation by farmers.
Alfred Campbell died after a long illness in Seattle at age 19. Former Aberdeen high school football player, he was well known in the city and his remains were brought back for interment. He leaves three brothers and is survived by Mrs Roy Barker and Miss Jessie Campbell.
For sale a large tract of timber land with good soil and partial improvements near Vesta on North River. For details send inquiries to Box 325 South Bend Washington. Dated May 21.
Miss Rena Rowland and Arthur E. Graham were married at the EpI scopal church in Montesano at 8 this morning. The ceremony was performed by Rev. F F W Greene of Aberdeen with 40 guests attending. The bride is known in Chehalis county. the groom a young Aberdeen lawyer and former deputy county clerk now assistant city attorney.
The Wawana loads at West mill for San Diego. Hawaii at West mill to Valparaiso. Polaris at American mill for Valparaiso. Roy Somers at Cosmopolis for San Francisco. Strathdene at federal mill for Australia. G C Lindauer at Wilson mill for San Francisco. Jane TL Stanford at Slade mill for Brisbane. Newbur s arrived to load at Slade mill for San Francisco. Forest Home and Helene at Aberdeen mills for Callao and San Francisco. Santa Barbara arrived to load at American mill for San Pedro. Captain George Maloney sues schooner R C Slade and Captain Sonerod for damages from a caulking accident last June. All the news that’s worth while is found in the Herald.
A thoughtful youngster explains to a doubter that prayers are answered with either a yes or a no. The tale repeats a sentiment from the Chicago Record-Herald about discerning the right requests in prayer.
Miss Cornelia Callison of this city was killed in Chehalis when she stepped in front of a southbound Oregon and Washington Shasta Limited. She had been a bookkeeper for I P Callison in Chehalis and was on her way to the depot to return to Aberdeen. She was with two sisters and friends when the tragedy occurred. Her sister Virginia witnessed the incident. Mrs Callison, the mother, is in shock and not expected to survive the sorrowful news.
The Rexall Store at 216 South H Street highlights its top equipped prescription department and special attention to this branch of the business.
A Cincinnati Times-Star veteran recalls a notorious exchange between President Cleveland's and Secretary Hoke Smith's allegedly mounted aides over "the best thing in the world." The tale centers on a bet, the clash on a country road, and a violent dust‑dragging scene ending with a racial insult.
Aberdeen Printing Co promotes modern printing services at affordable rates for business forms books and advertising materials highlighting efficient press work and cost savings for customers seeking value.
A reception will be held tomorrow evening at the residence of Dr Chamberlain corner I and Sixth street. Parish members and teachers are invited to attend the event honoring Rev and Mrs F F W Greene.
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