Banking summary for Comanche county bank 1913
The document shows a balance sheet from a Texas bank, listing liabilities and assets including capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits. W M Durham signs as cashier with notary J D Bonner swearing date April 9 1913. Directors Fr Adams W F Durham and H A Carmichael noted.
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State of Texas
Comanche
I. W. M. Durham
W. M. Durham
J.D. Bonner
County of
J.E. Gray
E. E. Anthony
Cashieg
Garrett E
Texas Industrial Notes Waxahachie Hotel Opens
The new $135,000 hotel opened April 1 and will accommodate 500 guests, noting it as one of the best equipped in the state. In Yoakum, the first silo shipment arrived, a carload to be retailed to local farmers. In Beaumont, local commercial organizations are planning the…
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Waxahachie
Yoakum
Beaumont
Early 20th Century Texas Trade Excursions and Local Improvements
The passage notes Austin's first Trade Excursion with over 150 local business men visiting about a dozen towns. It highlights signage for Buy in Beaumont and widespread store news of bargains and sales. It lists multiple Texas towns reporting on sewer projects, fair dates, road work, cotton markets, polo ponies shipments, and new or reorganized commercial clubs. It mentions Waco bonds, San Saba fair officers, and various civic plans across towns like Ranger, San Angelo, Georgetown, Weatherford, Athens, Rosse, Longview, Crawford, Waxahachie, Gafford.
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Mart
Ranger
Islin Lake
San Saba
W. A. Smith
W. Dean
S. E. Kedies
Rk. W. Burleson
Waco City
St. Louis
San Angelo
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Georgetown
Weatherford
R. V. Reaves
F. Stockton
Louis Hilbut
Athens
Henderson County
Rosse
W. D. Allen
Longview
C. B. Cunningham
Chamber of Commerce
Crawford
Crawford Boos
Pains in the Stomach Warn of Liver and Kidney Trouble
A Raleigh man testifies that Electric Bitters relieved his stomach and kidney pains after deranged kidneys and a faulty liver. The ad claims neglect can lead to dropsy diabetes or Brights disease and promotes the medicine for 50 cents to 1.00 with local endorsements by M. W. Carroll.
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Bright
H. T. Alston
Raleigh, N
M. W. Carroll
Baptist Church Revival Opens June Meeting in Tabernacle
The annual Baptist revival will begin the first Sunday in June with Rev. Lee Scarbronch, a well known Texas minister, in charge. The gathering will take place in the big tabernacle, led by Pastor G. W. Sheafor.
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Lee Scarbronch
Texas
Big Tabernacle
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promising Quick Relief
Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills to cure sick headaches sour stomach indigestion and biliousness. Claims to purify blood restore vigor and provide satisfaction. Every pill helps and box guaranteed priced at 25 cents recommended by M W Carroll.
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Dr. King
M. W. Carroll
Joy Ride With Studebaker Restores Life Color
Noted ad copy from Cunningham & Bell promotes Studebaker cars as inexpensive and valuable for restoring zest and joy to life. The copy emphasizes the affordable cost and the emotional benefits of a drive in the open country.
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Studebaker
Stude Baker
Cunningham & Bell
Comanche County
Atwood Brothers Offer First Class Auto Service
The Atwood Brothers provide expert auto service in town, offering thorough repairs, maintenance, and checkups to keep vehicles running smoothly. Their shop emphasizes dependable workmanship and customer trust.
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Atwood Brothers
Comanche Endorse Simplicity Remedy for Digestive Ailments
The Comanche report a one dose of Adleri ka a German bowel remedy mixed with buckthorn bark glycerine and similar ingredients relieves constipation sour stomach and gas instantly. They claim it cures appendicitis and antiseptically cleanses the digestive organs drawing out impurities with rapid effect noted by M. W. Carroll.
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M. W. Carroll
Apparent Bank Ledger Notes from Comanche Texas 1913
Fragmentary bank statement page from Comanche Texas shows liabilities and assets figures for early April 1913. It lists capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and deposits with lines indicating notes such as due to banks and time certificates. The text is partial and reads like an archival financial snapshot.
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United States
Postal Savings
Manneiter
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Durham
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E. W. Harris
I. N. Farmer
H. N. Goonson
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Troes
Guaranty Fund
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R. W. Gray
R. R. Evans
D. S. Jennings
O. F. Laker
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Texas Industrial Notes
Evry Worth
Ter Club
J. W. Kay
J. M. Washam
Main Street
Gafford
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FE. F. Hall
G. W. Sheafor
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Guaranty
Dawe Eee
L. B. Russ
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Vy A. Wagoner Directors
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Paris Smith
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