Savings Association of Denver Aims for Growth and Stability
A 19th century banking notice praises the Savings Association of Denver for strong growth from 2 million to over 4.7 million in capital and deposits. It highlights public confidence, bank deposits, and proposed features like free services and lower costs, aligning with Fidelity Grow Finance as a benchmark. It notes plans to offer benefits to customers and sustain steady earnings for residents of Denver.
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Ty Savings Association
Birkbeck
Fidelity Savings Association Promises Safe Home Loans in Denver
The Fidelity Savings Association offers loans up to half property value, secured by stock, with bonds for officers and board oversight. It emphasizes safety, no typical banking risks, and aims to help homeowners with small, monthly payments funded by a strong Denver base including officers like J. B. Wolfe and E. S. Irish. Depository is Denver Nations Bank.
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The
Fidelity
Denver
J. 3. Wolfe
Wolfe, Webb & Chittenden Investment Co
Ed S. Irish
Denver National Bank
FE. H. Webb
Arapahoe County
G. W.campbell
Johnson
M. B. Johnson
F. P. Ernest
J. ©. Heim
Colorado
Denver Nations Bank
United States
Ernest & Cranmer Dieck
Savings Association
Old Teacher Barney Barnate Recalled In City Tale
A fragment recalls Barney Barnate, educated in a Jewish free school in Whitechapel, noted as an exceptionally bright pupil. After leaving the humble institution he was said to have given the old master a blessing and later returned to London to reflect on his career and identity.
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Barney Barnate
Whitechapel
Tillee
London
Barney Jeanes
Stomach Remedies and Theatre Capacities Note
A fragmented passage praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a gentle laxative that strengthens digestion and safe for long use. It also notes Prussia has fifty one theaters with a capacity of one thousand or more.
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Prussia
Don’t Tobacco Spit and Suke Year Life
Don’t tobacco ads promise easy quitting and lasting vigor. The reform claim centers on a “wonder-worker” product marketed by Kennedy Co, with free trial offers and a money-back guarantee through druggists.
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Benetic
Bae
Miertiog Kennedy Co
York
Erring Eaton Yea Trial Recalls Old Series
The report recalls a longstanding dispute linked to Eaton and Bilcoch with claims of upbringing and descent from infancy to adulthood. The excerpt notes a journey through past incidents and a recent confrontation framed by courtroom language.
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Erring Eaton
Teething Remedies Mentioned Amid Odd Local Snippets
The snippet mentions Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup and Piso s Cure for Cold or Cough with pricing hints and distribution notes. It includes recalls of family memories and scattered references to local institutions like the History Club and stores in Philadelphia and Chicago.
Fragmented dialogue on medical cure and social duties
Fragmentary overheard lines discuss Cascareta for constipation and a druggists refund claim. A conversation turns to a daughter's return and restrictions from visitors with a doctor’s warning about church attendance and social behavior.
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Barth
Shock Crimes Reported In New Mexico
From Las Vegas two murders are reported near Los Alamos and La Cinta village. Susana Jaramillo was shot by Sostenes Sena and gave birth the next day. Teodore Tafoya and Antonio Lucero killed an elderly woman accused of witchcraft, dragging her to death after lassoing her feet. Tafoya’s mother aided the plot.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Las Vegas
Los Alamos
Susana Jaramillo
Sostenes Sena
Lena
la Cinta
Teodore Salas
Antonio Lucero
Teodor Tafoya
Tafoya
Bruha
Lucero
San Lorenzo
Civil Service Exemption Plans Move Toward Revision
Washington July 10 The President and the civil service commission discuss revising rules to exempt about half of the 1% places from classification including deputy collectors of customs and revenue stamps These positions would still face examination and possible replacement if failing tests Proponents argue stations are distant from supervisors and deserve control over selections Action expected within days
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Washington, D. C
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Cleveland
Customs
Internal Revenue
Cowries as Money Across Asia and Africa
The article explains cowries or small shells used as currency in parts of Asia and Africa. It notes Siam uses cowries as the smallest value unit and provides Bangkok mint rates: 800 cowries per fuang, 2 fuangs per galung, 4 salungs per bat or tical, and 1 bat equals about 60 cents, with 219 or 220 cowries equaling a penny sterling.
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Asia
Africa
Siam
Bangkok
Oregon Indian Trades His Horse For Bicycle and Is Sorry
The Lincoln County Leader recounts Jack Ross, an upper farm Indian, trading his horse for a bicycle. After a shaky start on a grassy slope by the river, he rode downhill toward the water, cried whoa in vain, and plunged into the Siletz river. He crawled ashore soaking wet, with the bicycle recovered and still open to trade.
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Oregon
Siletz
Victoria's reign shows vast global changes and growth
The narrative surveys the sweeping transformations from Victoria's ascent to the present, noting population booms from 26 million to 402 million, a world 11.4 million square miles larger, Melbourne's growth, and advances from telegraphs to spectroscopes. It highlights political and social shifts across continents and eras.
Jowett and the Student
The late Prof. Jowett of Oxford judged a student’s Greek verses with a blank look and asked, “Have you any taste for mathematics?” in a remark on approaching work.
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Jowett
Prof. Jowett
Oxford
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Pebblic
Decuteman
Rey
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Harnato Rowen
Gr Vermanen
RM Kiong, Ltd
Philadelphia
Japan
Piso
Madison
Chicago
Sweere
New Mexico
Victoria
Land
Globe
Melbourne
Australia
America
Europe
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