Savings Banks Drive Promotes First Dollar Credit
The announcement urges bringing in 2000 Home Savings Banks to receive the first dollar credited to a regular savings pass book.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1904
Page
2
The announcement urges bringing in 2000 Home Savings Banks to receive the first dollar credited to a regular savings pass book.
A list of directors includes B. MacDougal James D Hoge D Lowman Ferdinand Cox George Danworth A B Stewart John B Agen Emanuel Rosenberg N Bb Bolmer with no. 2 identified.
Union Savings and Trust Co at 112 Cherry Street and Beattle Agents Bank of Cape Nome are shown in Nome Alaska with offices in the region.
Advertises BD. Johnston Co sale with limited time offers on pianos and organs. Claims high value vs list prices with samples like F190 and S218 models, parlor styles with eleven stops, and second hand instruments from Kimball Story & Clark Mason Hamlin Burdett Western, urging purchase before sale ends.
Advertises a Simplex piano with delivery and a year of library rolls for 250 dollars or 295 dollars with monthly sales. Notes a large stock of players to select from for potential buyers seeking a musical treat.
General Nelson A Miles argues war devastates nations, wastes youth, and costs lives far more than treasure. He urges a congress of nations to settle great political questions by reason and justice, favoring peace over carnage.
Local shop Columbia Talking Machines promotes a wide selection of records and instruments. The store highlights thousands of records and carries violins guitars mandolins accordions and other strings and supplies for musicians.
The Everett council again approves fining women under a licensing method deemed crime by opponents, but the motion is overruled. W W W. T Jackson of Vancouver has been appointed by the state to arrange on
An exhibit for a Nae toeal grange meeting in Portland exposes the will of Joseph Parker Cox who died in Walla Walla last week. The $90,000 estate is to be divided equally among A. F. Parker of Grangeville Idaho, a sister in Moyland, and Frank White of Idaho, with small bequests to friends.
Joe Golobick of Celuas California says fifteen years of unbearable pain from Rheumatism ended after using Electric Hitters. He reports a full recovery after one bottle, claiming the medicine cured him. Also advertised for Taaevers and Kidney troubles and general debility. Satisfaction guaranteed by G. O. Guy, Inc.
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