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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
13
Enthusiastic support for past spontaneous public response to publicity and hearty cooperation from the people of the Capital City of Washington DC is recognized. The resolvers promise continued service, uphold high standards, and seek to make Washington a better, greater, more desirable city with Thanksgiving wishes.
The National Savings and Trust Company of DC boasts over 28000 open accounts and deposits near 1.5 million in interest paid to depositors during its 43 years of operation. It emphasizes sound management, high character officers, and client-focused service from its NE corner flagship at Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue, marked by a prominent clock tower.
The firm reports a very satisfactory business year with patronage from a wide district. It highlights growth alongside the city, celebrates a successful year, and notes being among the largest importers of table luxuries in the region. It emphasizes a wide stock and ready availability of goods at Lommel’s family grocery.
The WH McKnew Company reports its 47 year history crowned by a prosperous past year with strong demand for high class women’s wear. Anton Stephanue leads operations delivering stylish suits and blouses from New York and Paris while praising loyal patrons across Washington and the District.
The American Security and Trust Company reports a prosperous year with deposits over 8.0 million and assets above 13.0 million. Surplus increased by 200 thousand as patronage grew across banking real estate trust and rentals. The firm moves to 1006 L Street and pledges continued customer service and a complete new stock of goods.
Center Market reports a noticeable rise in dealer business over the past year driven by brighter interiors and treetop accents that draw increasing crowds. The market prides itself on freshness, plenty, and superior value, with the National Metropolitan Bank recognized for stable support and a long tenure in Washington. Byron S Adams Printing extols its 20 year history, emphasizing quality, organization, and prompt, attentive service as its keys to success.
Gr sil Clana E F Drop & Sons Co extends thanks to Washington DC residents for a successful year and announces plans to move to a new store at G and Thirteenth Streets within three weeks. The note promises attractive Christmas offerings and a continued commitment to serving the public.
A period piece from Crneghoce William Ballantyne & Sons lauds a successful year with no accidents or fatalities. The message thanks the people of Washovan and praises R bugme's house for fairness. It notes fifty seventh year of his existence and expresses hope for continued good will and thanksgiving.
Businessmen express thanks for a prosperous year and note advances in aviation and exploration. Wellington Typewriter Company reports growth and the Havenner Baking Company pledges quality. Sautter's Miller Bros celebrate harvest success, touting a new restaurant and popular Monday lunch.
A note of thanks expresses appreciation for open charity aiding the needy into employment and for the ongoing support of patrons in business. It conveys gratitude for poverty relief through assistance and the continued faith of supporters in the Cohen and Son enterprise.
The Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank celebrates five years of growth since its 199M founding with opening deposits of 2698 and current deposits exceeding two and a quarter million dollars. It notes a steady rise in depositors and substantial interest payments to customers, crediting progressive management and the energetic city leadership. Headquarters sit at Tenth and Pennsylvania Avenue with branches at Seventh and G Streets NW and at Twentieth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW.
The Second National Bank, among the oldest in the National Capital, expresses sincere thanks for the confidence and trust shown by its numerous friends and patrons. It notes its methods aided District of Columbia development, especially in the downtown business section, with many progressive contractors merchants and citizens as patrons.
A 1909 harvest season notice from a Washington DC shop celebrates Thanksgiving and the prosperous year. It highlights location on GH Street Northwest and announces an improved repair department for shipping travelers and baggage. The store invites old friends and customers to visit.
Davia and Finley, six months in real estate, report early prosperity and pledge continued growth. They thank their office staff and anticipate rising business as Washington expands, aiming to capitalize on ongoing development.
The Geo W Knox Express Co expresses gratitude to friends and patrons for a successful year and promising future growth with new equipment and improved service. It highlights its status as authorized freight deliverer for Pennsylvania Railroad and Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co, plus Baltimore and other steamboat lines, with strong packing, shipping, and storage facilities. The Boston Baking Company also extends thanks to citizens for support, pledging continued cleanliness and quality as their up-to-date baker showcases steady offerings.
Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company extends thanks to the public of Washington for their continued support during Thanksgiving. The letter reflects on past hardships, praises the beer quality, and expresses gratitude to loyal customers and the nation’s capital for maintaining the brewery’s standard of excellence.
A garbled reflection thanks Washington area readers for support of real estate and civic values. mentions prosperity, charity, and unity amid national concerns. Fragmented lines reference Constitution, famine relief, religion, and political opinions within a distant historical tone.
John Hansen thanks customers for a successful year and announces the business at 7 Seventh Street Seamente becomes Hansen Jewelry under his sole proprietorship. The firm, formerly Schmedtie Bros, grew from a watchmaker start to a notable city jeweler with Julius H Duehring overseeing the watch repair department.
Waters & Co announce a new eyewear concept described as a technical glass that blends distant and near viewing by grinding distance and near glass into one lens. The design promises a narrow field of vision but aims to provide a distinct camouflage through specially angled refractive segments observed when looking through any portion of the lens.
The United Trust Company proclaims a progressive charter under federal supervision and Treasury guidance with a capitalization of 166 0400 dollars. It promotes banking and fiduciary services to residents, highlighting advantages for customers near rail lines and in all business dealings.
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