Edward N Pominville Real Estate Broker Profile
Edward N. Pominville established in 1908, an honest real estate broker at 103 Grand Avenue. He handles life and fire insurance as well as loans and collections and has served five years as justice of the peace. He is a trusted, popular business man active in several organizations.
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Banks and finance men shape Grand Rapids as a safe investment hub
The piece extols Grand Rapids banking system and its financiers as a model for wealth managers. It describes banks as standard bearers for city worth and a conservative, trustworthy center for large investments, led by seasoned businessmen and financiers. It previews brief profiles of trading bankers, insurance and real estate men.
Fritzsinger's Insurance Agency on Grand Avenue
Fritzsinger's Insurance Agency, located in the MacKinnon building, is the oldest agency in the city. The firm handles general real estate and broad insurance lines including life, health, liability, steam boiler, automobile, and burglary, representing major companies and selling legal blanks.
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Wood County National Bank A Landmark Of Bedford Stone
The Wood County National Bank showcases a Bedford stone two story building valued at about $60,000 with bronze fixtures and Italian Belyn marble detailing. The bank emphasizes air purity, a modern safety vault system, and deposits exceeding $1.45 million. Officers J Wood president L M Alexander vice president Guy O Babcock cashier, with directors A B Bennett T B Mullen and others.
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First National Bank of Lilly A Pillar of Local Progress
Sixty stockholders own the bank housed in a two story white granite building. Since 1872 the First National Bank has grown from 599,156.60 to 1,525,540.45 in assets. Directors include George W. Mead and J. J. Looze among respected local sponsors. The bank offers branch service, life insurance, 3 percent savings interest, and strong community standing.
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Grand Rapids Bank Promises Safe Community Service
The second oldest bank in the city, established early, operates on a conservative, stable basis run by experienced men. It offers general banking with a savings department paying 1 percent yearly, a checking service, and strong deposit protection. Capitalized at 50,000 with 10,000 surplus, leaders include Ignac P. Witter president, George W. Mead vice-president, E. B. Redford cashier, and W. G. Schroeder assistant cashier.
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Citizens' National Bank Opens March 28 1918
The Citizens' National Bank, capitalized at 100000 with a 10000 surplus, opened March 28 1918 and has since grown, earning public trust through courteous service, cooperation, and prompt transactions. Directors include Mayor J A Cohen G W Paulus D B Phillep and others, noted for prominent public standing.
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Jacob Lutz
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Charles BG. Briere
Peter Reiland
Grand Rapids Boosts Tribune Edition for Town Growth
The Grand Rapids Tribune announces an extended edition mailed to thousands of households. It promotes civic unity and shared effort to advance Grand Rapids with business and professional coverage, inviting participation from readers and local firms to showcase the city’s industries and prospects.
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That Every Added Sub scriber Helps to Make The Tribune Better For You
The Tribune appeals to readers to subscribe more, promising improved reporting and benefits for all subscribers. It emphasizes the value of every new sub in supporting local news coverage and community updates.
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