Marathon State Bank Financial Statement 1930
Official financial condition report for Marathon State Bank Brewster County Texas dated September 24 1930 published in the Alpine Avalanche October 10 1930. The statement lists surplus undivided profits and deposits with total figures shown and signed by President Roberts and Cashier Fred Clark with notary seal and director attestations.
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T Marathon State Bank
Marathon
State of Texas
Avalanche
Alpine
Brewster
Roberts
Fred Clark
A. D
Reserve District
F Alpine
Texas
THE
First National Bank
Bank Statement Tale from Brewster County Oct 1930
The Texas bank report lists capital stock paid in surplus undivided profits net and various deposits and notes. Cashier H W Ferguson swears the statement true to the best of his knowledge, with attestations from directors and a county seal.
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H. W. Ferguson
Bank Statement for Brewster County Texas 1930
G W Baines cashier swears the financial figures are true to the best knowledge and belief. The document, sworn before Notary Public Mrs J W Morgan on October 7, 1930, lists capital stock paid in 18, surplus 26, undivided profits net 17, circulating notes 21, liabilities including due to banks 22, demand deposits 28, time deposits 26, bills payable and redis 11,821.96 with total 271,382.62 and other liabilities 32,566.61.
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Texas
Brewster
G. W. Baines
Del Rio Eyes Lobos Victory in Lone Star Clash
Local sports column previews the Schreiner College Lobos facing the Rattlers of Brownsville in San Antonio era football. Graves leads a fitter squad with Cannon and Boxarth shining as key playmakers while Del Rio fears a setback if a trusted official’s past choices influence scheduling. The piece predicts a 13 point Lobos win on their home field with fresh plays and rising team spirit.
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Cannon
Bucks
Hill del Rio
Lobos
del Rio
Border City
Borarth
Southwest Texas
Uvalde
San Antonio
Graves
Marshall Bozarth
Weare
Rattlers
Barnhart
Brownsville Star
Rosette
Hughes Springs
Lobo
Border Highway paving begins in Maverick County
Maverick County starts paving a border highway from Ti Pree to Brownerie with the Tedlo road phase under way. The project connects at the county line with the St-mile wreh road used by Webb and Dime counties. The northern half will extend to Brevornio, affecting Del Rio's surrounding farms and valley communities. The Mabeysil may be moved to state control due to testing, while some sections become military medway. Van Lear Black dies after a long aviation career aboard his yacht rail.
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Eagle Pass
Maverick
Tiene Atreth
Brownerie
Tedlo
Fist-Caee
Ot Webb
Dimemit Countien
Fase
Brevorrnio
Langtey
del Rio
Poe
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Lucille French Clark
Brewster County
Bari Clark
7. M. Shey
B. Bourland
John Perkins
Benjamin F. Berkeley
W. T. Henderson
W. G. Henderson
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Furn. & Fix
Reserve
G. W. Bane
J. W. Morgan
W. J. McIntyre
W. B
Marfa
Fort Davis
Sul Ross
Wheeling Street
el Paso
Cience
Dmitro Guly
Boston
Ray Merett
Charlie Dyer
Charlie
Schreiner
Ray McNell
Vsut
St. Mary's
Otis Cannon
No On
Box Tarth
Banks
Acker
Home People
Libby
Cameo
Pork & Beans
A.W. Stanley
W.R. Stanley
Maverick County
van Lear Black
Baltimore
Xara
Kandy
First Investment CO
Alpine, Texas
BO W. Baines
Decte
Goodyear
Jess
Studebaker
Regal Tourer
Regel
Viehkche Rann Ed
Hord Motor Company
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