Prosperity noted at First State Bank Comanche 1917
The Comanche Chief recalls seven years of growth at First State Bank of Comanche from 1910 to 1917. Deposits rose from 4,191.93 to 150,291.75 with resources increasing to 199,130.30 as officers J. E. Gray and E. E. Anthony note continued readiness to serve.
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