First National Bank of Stonewall Standings and Leaders
The First National Bank of Stonewall, organized December 7 1903, reports capital surplus and profits over 50000 with W H Stevens as president and J H Lucas as cashier. Directors include T B Hatcher W L Mullins G W Garrett and others. The bank maintains deposits around 109000 to 125000 and is praised for soundness and trusted service locally and beyond.
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W. H. Stevens
J. H. Lucas
Institution of Finance
First National Bank of
Stone Wall
Pontotoc County
W. H. Steven
G. W. Garret
I. H. Strickland
T. J. Smith
Ozcar Hatcher
T. B. Hatcher
Stonewall Oklahoma A Growing Town in Pontotoc County
Stonewall, in Pontotoc County, sits on a gentle hill with good drainage and scenic surroundings. It has a modern two story brick school, four churches, a water works system with dammed lake, planned power plant, two banks, gins, a grist mill, a local newspaper, hotels, and growing oil and gas prospects, with population around 1,000 and rapid growth anticipated.
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Stonewall
Stone- Wall
The First State Bank of Stonewall Leads Local Finance
The First State Bank of Stonewall, founded in 1908, profiles its steady growth and conservative methods. Directors include S. A. Fish, Andrew J. Harden, E. R. Waite, and T. B. Liner, with J. A. Cowling as president and A. D. Cowling as cashier. The paper notes bank deposits stay local, guaranty fund membership, and service quality for all depositors plus boarding of transient horses. Stonewall News editors W. E. McGowan and W. T. Pugh are highlighted as local press leaders. Subscriptions are $1.00 yearly.
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Stonewall
Tnis Financial Center
First State Bank of
J. A. Cowling
C. O. Scrivner
Stone Wall
A F. Cowling
J. A
A. D. Cowling
Oklahoma
S. A. Fish
Andrew J. Harden
E. R. Waite
T. B. Liner
Scrivner Hotel Featured By Ada Pontotoc County Publicity
In a special edition to Ada and Pontotoc County readers Stonewall's Scrivner Hotel is highlighted as a premier lodging. Proprietor Mr Scrivner runs the hotel with the Scrivner Livery and transfer line serving travelers to Prosperous interior towns.
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Stonewall
Scrivner Hotel
Scrivner
Tupelo
Oklo
Stonewall State Bank
Pontotoc County
Ada
Brown Bros Hotel Stonewall Offers Leading Livery Service
The Brown Bros hotel in Stonewall is praised as the best kept with plain yet substantial furnishings and neat cuisine at $2.00 daily. They also run a first class livery stable with 25 to 30 horses available for single or double hires to serve travelers, land buyers, and visitors in the adjac ent territory.
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Brown Bros
Stonewall
Messrs. Brown Bros
Stonewall News Praised As Local Backbone Of Town
The Stonewall News celebrates its deep roots in the community and its longstanding service to Stonewall and Vicinity. The paper notes the town’s infancy era founding and vows continued valiant work for local readers.
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Stonewall
the News
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Hazkell
State Capitol Commission
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Super Herald
Stonewall News
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Farmers’ Co-Operative
Stonewall Trading CO
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First National Bank
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