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Lumberman's Bank

Advertised in 14 yearbooks (1907 to 1920).

Over the years

YearPhoneAddressPeople named
1907none printednone printed
1908none printednone printed
1909none printedHoquiam, WashingtonGeo. L. Davis (President), J. O. Sterns (Vice President), R. E. Dawdy (Cashier)
1910none printedHoquiam, Wash.
1911none printednone printed
1912none printednone printed
1913none printednone printed
1914none printednone printed
1915none printedHoquiam, Wash.
1915none printednone printed
1916none printedHoquiam, Wn.
1917none printedHoquiam, Wash.
1918none printednone printed
1919none printednone printed
1920none printednone printed

As printed in each ad. Street numbers and telephone numbers changed over time, so a difference between years is part of the record.

The ads

Scan of the page with the Lumberman's Bank ad, Hoquiam High School 1909

1909

A home bank. Capital stock $100,000; stockholders' liability $100,000. We pay 4 per cent on time deposits.

Address
Hoquiam, Washington
Named
Geo. L. Davis (President), J. O. Sterns (Vice President), R. E. Dawdy (Cashier)

Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1909, scan 134.

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Scan of the page with the Lumberman's Bank ad, Hoquiam High School 1914

1914

Here is your money: any time you want it you can get it on request without notice. Capital $100,000; surplus $10,000; profits $15,000. Resources over half a million.

Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1914, scan 127.

View the page →Class of 1914

Transcribed from the scanned yearbook. Spellings, numbers and addresses are as printed and may contain reading errors; always check the page image. Send a correction.