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Your present prosperity is measured by what you earn and by what you have saved. Your future prosperity, as your earning
power declines, will be measured more and more by what you have accumulated.
You can make sure of future progress by safeguarding your present prosperity. Take care of what you have. Add to it. Let
it earn more money for you. In no other way can you make a greater contribution to community progress and development.
La Grande is enjoying notable development; the two valleys are enjoying a bountiful harvest. Every year cannot average
as high. The prosperity of one may have to tide over another.
The help and personal interest of this bank can be an important factor in safeguarding your financial success. Its growth,
in step with that of the community, has been based on that service a courteous, cordial, helpful service that is highly valued by
its customers.
A Strong, Progressive Institution
Hack of this bank and its reputation for fine banking service are some of the best known men in this
community, men who have won confidence by accomplishment. They compose the Board of Directors:
AIX;. J. STANi;H, Vice-President Mt. Hmily Lumber Co.
T. .1. Sf i;U;(;i Yiec-Presideut United States Natinn;d Hank.
A. I.. liK'HARDSOX, Physician and Surgeon.
CKO. T. COCHRAN. Member firm of Cochran X- Kherhanl,
Attorneys
T. C. COUCH, County Judge of Union County
.!. J. CONI.KY, Retired Fanner.
A. J. VAN VALKENBURtt, Traffic Dept., O.-W. R. & N. Co.
.1. J. FOI.KV, Capitalist.
('HAS. A. BINGAMAN, President Black Marble &. Lime Co.
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States National
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AUC. .1. STANCi:, President
T. .1. SCROCCIN, Viee-Pivsident
LU.STUR If. BR AM WELL, Cashier
CHESTER I THOMPSON, Ass't Cashier
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