Your View of the Bank as a Safe Place to Save
The piece extols banks as secure places to save money and earn interest. It urges readers to become depositors for mutual benefit, noting banks are safe and unlikely to abscond.
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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
7
The piece extols banks as secure places to save money and earn interest. It urges readers to become depositors for mutual benefit, noting banks are safe and unlikely to abscond.
The First National Bank of Kennewick serves hot coffee and sandwiches around the clock. A taste will convince you and attract customers to the bank’s new cafe area.
Department of the Interior contest notice declares Fred Philips of Kennewick files against Floyd A Montgomery for land in section 14 township 7 north range 28 east. Hearing set for April 6 1909 before the U S Land Office in Walla Walla with publication due to failed personal service.
Gilbert R. Heberlein of Kennewick Washington filed intent to make final five year proof to establish claim to NE Section 8 Township 7 North Range 29 East Willamette Meridian before the U S Land Office at Walla Walla on April 14 1909 Witnesses include James Dodson Edward Golland W L Baughman all of Kennewick and R A Cleveland of Spokane Not coal land.
Nick Hanson of Kennewick Washington filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish his land claim for Nw section 24 township 7 north range 29 east Willamette Meridian. The hearing is set for April 13 1909 with witnesses Don F Cresswell Hettinger W W Price and W A Smalley all of Kennewick Washington. A J Gillis register.
notices from walla walla washington february 20 1909 announce william w price of kennewick filing final five year proof for land in section 18 township 1n range 30e wil lamette meridian with witnesses named and set april 13 1909 as hearing before the register and receiver ami g schlund of kennewick also files final commutation proof with witnesses listed and a contest affidavit filed by jeremiah crowley against louis a yverden with hearing april 5 1909. a sale offering 20 acres near kennewick and a note about farm equipment trade also mentioned.
Notice in Benton County Superior Court that Evenson as administrator has filed his final account for the estate of Angrim Evenson deceased and a petition for distribution and discharge. The hearing is set for March 3, 1909 at 10 AM in Prosser. Citizens may appear with written exceptions.
In Benton county Washington the Superior Court requires all interested parties in the estate of Mike D. Glover to appear on April 7, 1909 at 10 a.m. in Prosser to show cause why final distribution of residue should not be made. The order must be served ten days before hearing and published weekly for four weeks in the Kennewick Courier.
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