Bank Statement Conflict in Potter County Ledger 1947
H J Farwell cashier swears to the truth of the statement for the bank in Potter County Texas. Figures show total liabilities and capital at 265 000 and assets pledged 2 747 000 with a memorandum 31. Notarized October 1947 with directors C T Ware R C Ware and S D Vaughan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
County OF
Potter
H. J. Farwell
Arwell
ADRA
C. T. Ware
R. C. Ware
D . Vaughan
Ae OF
C. R. Brock
Cc. R
State OF Texas
County OF Potter
W. B. Lawrence
Eloise Duke
Artest
W. P. Patterson
Wales H. Madden
W. D. Smiley
Bank Balance Sheet The United States Bank
Balance sheet shows cash and balances with other banks including reserve, loans and discounts, and deposits. It lists United States Government obligations, state and local government obligations, corporate stocks, bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and total assets. Deposits include demand and time deposits from individuals and businesses, other banks, and certified deposits. Net profit and reserves are reported with total capital accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Co Ae
United Sta Savings
Amarillo
Texas
Balance sheet fragment shows capital stock and totals
The text lists capital stock figures including Class A preferred with par 200,000 and retir able value 400,000 and various balances. It cites multiple monetary totals such as 21,934,976.77 2,322,419.62 and 34,753,901.58, indicating asset and liability figures in a financial statement.
TAITZ AND TOOLS IN A JOLLY VERSE MIX
A humorous collage mixes verses about the post office dialing zones and letters by phone with playful lines about a TAITZ a compass that never points right from the International Harvester catalog. It riffs on cider, watering art, porous tasters, and a monkey wrench for nutty eaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Retail Sales Up 50 Per Cent in Amarillo 1946
Expenditures in Amarillo retail stores rose more than 50 percent in 1946 from 1945, totaling 67 million dollars versus 42 million. Per capita spending reached 960 dollars, while national per capita was 692. Food purchases formed the major share, totaling 12.454 million and 178 dollars per person, above the national 171 dollars. General merchandise and drugs also marked Amarillo as a quality market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
United States
Texas
West South Central States
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Yehudi Menuhin
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Elsen Register Office
Diane Aztec
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Sir Cecil Harcourt
Amarillo National Bank
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American National Bank
E Looney
J. HY Paul C. R. McAfee
Grady Oldham
First National Bank
Colonel Stoopnagle
International Harvester General Office
Chicago
Pyillips
Phillips
Scout Board
Ayds
Killion
Seigal
International Harvester
R. E. Killion
T. D. Seigal
International Harvester Co
International
Motor Truck
Dallas
George Menninger
Boxwell Brothers
Teat Amarillo
Dumas Perryton
Spearman
L.N. Pittman
Optometrist
Polic
N. L. Boykin
Taylor
Awning CO. Inc
Ith & Adams
Miss Cornelia Dunphy
Tommy
Community Service Society of New York
Ittle
Mr. Spencer
Peter
Paul
Adkisson Hatchery & Feed Store
Llano
Llano Cemetery
America
Albert Bruce
Institute OF Life Insurance
East 42Nd Street
New York
N. Y
the Life Insurance CO
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