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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
12
A ledger page lists resources liabilities totaling 2 111 597 and 3 879 597 with a series of officers including J W Claise president J Smith vice president H Parsons vice president John Schram treasurer F Rathbun cashier and K Betts assistant cashier plus H R Clise as counsel.
M. F. Backus is President with O. A. Spencer FE. Olmstead R. S. Walker as Assistant Cashiers and H. C. Henry as Chairman of the Board of Directors. The listing presents key bank leadership roles in a formal notice.
The report states loans and discounts totaling 10,384,014 with a 66 implied metric. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
A partial OCR shows names and titles including A. Chilberg as president and J E Chilberg as vice president with multiple cashiers and assistants listed. Attorneys Alfred Battle and W H Metson appear, along with executives Perry Polson and Jafet Lindeburg, indicating a directory snippet.
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