Capital National Bank records 1880-1926 1851-1926

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Capital National Bank records 1880-1926 1851-1926

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Founded by John Henry Albert and R. S. Wallace in 1885, the Capital National Bank was a prominent financial institution in Salem, Oregon. The collection consists of corporate records, correspondence, financial statements, administrative files, miscellaneous files, accounting and bookkeeping volumes, photographs, and three copper printer's cuts.

112.5 linear feet, 61 containers, 238 volumes

eng,

University of Oregon Libraries. Special Collections and University Archives

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SNAC Resource ID: 6379950

University of Oregon Libraries. Special Collections and University Archives

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Albert, John Henry

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First National Bank of Salem (Salem, Or.)

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Capital National Bank (Salem, Or.)

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The Capital National Bank of Salem, Oregon, was founded by John Henry Albert (1839-1920) and R. S. Wallace (1849-1891) on November 23, 1885. It ranked second, both in age and assets, after the well-known Ladd & Bush Bank of Salem, and was responsible for financing Salem's first bridge and fire engines, among other ventures. John Henry Albert served as cashier and manager of the new bank, while R. S. Wallace, co-founder and bank president for a number of years, remain...

Wallace, R. S.

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Albert, Joseph Holman

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University of Oregon. Center for Teaching Writing

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