Bank of Comanche No 1385 Banks Statement 1938
Bank statement for Comanche Texas shows assets including loans and discounts 28322.04 as well as real estate, securities, and cash balances. Liabilities list capital Stock 20000.00 undivided profits 854.36 and deposits 33611.95 with officers J W Robinson president and E L Hale cashier swearing to accuracy on January 14 1938 proceedings witnessed by notary N E Palmer.
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Texas
Comanchere
J. W. Robinson
E. L. Hale
J. M. Young
S. W. Haggard
T. L. Conaway
Bank Condition Report for State National Bank Comanche Texas 1937
Report of Condition shows assets of 135052.88 in loans plus 141052.95 in securities and 69079.06 cash, with total liabilities 401857.75 and capital 75866.51. Deposit totals include demand and time deposits, state and municipal funds, and interbank deposits. Notarized by George G. Smith on January 11, 1938.
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State National Bank
Comanche
Texas
U. S
Balance Sheet Summary for Charter No 4246 Reserve District 11
The document shows a 1938 balance sheet for Charter No 4246 Reserve District No 11 with assets totaling 552,161.87. Major items include loans and discounts 309,600.00, overdrafts 55,737.09, securities 3,527.65, banking house 14,700.00, real estate 18,131.56, and cash items 93,688.79. Deposits total 552,161.87 with liabilities split between demand deposits 450,540.27 and other deposits 455,540.27. Capital includes common stock 96,075.60, surplus 35,000.00, and reserves 2,000.00. Signed by cashier Robert Eaton and directors, January 8, 1938.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Banking
Banking House Reserve
Foreclosure Notice in Comanche County Texas 1937
I G Wyatt obtained a judgment against F A Tucker and J A Pearce for 3130.73 dollars in the Comanche District Court. The notice commands sheriff to seize and sell the described properties, then apply proceeds to the debt plus costs, with surplus to defendants, within sixty days.
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I. G Wyatt
District Court
Comanche County
F. A. Tucker
J. A. Pearce
Houston & Texas Central Railway Company
N. E. Cor
Houston and Texas Central Railway Company
W. H. Tennison
St. Mnd
N. W. Cor
P. O
St. md
N. E
Comanche
Ben Wilhelm
Braggs and kin visit relatives in Sidney and Proctor
Old Plainview reports Mr and Mrs Leonard Bragg and children visiting her mother at Sidney on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Calvin Ross and daughter Wanda also visited friends there. Ward Shanks of Proctor and Bill Shanks of Sidney called on S R Buckmaster Sunday. Ray Bragg returned from visiting Howard Starling at Wink.
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Leonard Bragg
Sidney
Calvin Ross
Wanda
Ward Shanks
Proctor
Bill Shanks
S. R. Buckmaster
Ray Bragg
Howard Starling
Wink
Cotton Grove School Honor Roll Listed by Grade
The Cotton Grove School announces its honor roll. First Grade Valdene Hatley and Eldon Ripley lead the year. Second Grade includes Mary Irene Gilliam and Robert Knight. Third Grade student Hazel Fay Connally appears among honorees.
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Cotton Grove School
Valdene Hatley
Eldon Ripley
Mary Irene Gilliam
Robert Knight
Hazel Fay Connally
Linnie Jo Neal
B. R. King
Anne Holman
Earlene Hatley
Bill Ripley
Frank Hatley
Substitute value cited over counterfeit pricing
A note warns against using a substitute to boost minor profits, stating that customers are the business’s best asset and that replacing 666 with a substitute risks losing customers and revenue. The message emphasizes that a 665 substitute is worth several times more than the substitute.
Meals at McKinzie Hotel Offer Quality at Low Cost
For thirty five cents readers can enjoy an excellent family style meal at the McKinzie Hotel near the square. A variety of well cooked foods is offered without advance notice. Rooms and beds are clean and reasonably priced.
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McKinzie Hotel
Cardus Endorsed For Nourishment And Fatigue Relief
A period ad extols Cardus as a remedy for poor nourishment nervous fatigue and lack of appetite. It claims mothers have recommended it to daughters for over fifty years and invites readers to consult a physician if no benefit is felt.
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Cardus
Creomulsion Advertisement Claims Quick Cough Relief
An old newspaper ad touts Creomulsion as effective for chest cold bronchial irritation and claims rapid relief from the first bottle. It promises refund if not satisfied and instructs readers to ask for Creomulsion by its exact name.
Local Socials Roundup From Abilene And Dublin
Sipe Springs couples Mr and Mrs Pope and Mr and Mrs Guy Pope of Abilene visited the former's daughter Mrs Chambliss last Sunday. Miss Lucille Bradbury visited her Dublin family. Jean Rachels visited his father J A Rachels. Mr and Mrs R A Foster spent Sunday with John Burrows and family at Dublin. A shower and entertainment was given last Saturday night by Mr and Mrs Jesse Vaughn for Mr and Mrs Lon Dunlap.
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Pope
Guy Pope
Abilene
Chambliss
Lucille Bradbury
Dublin
Jean Rachels
J. A. Rachels
R. A. Foster
John Burrows
Jesse Vaughn
Lon Dunlap
Colden’s Higher Octane Gasoline Sign of Traffick Cop
Bob Cox Service Station advertises Colden’s Higher Octane gasoline and urges customers to look for the Traffick Cop sign.
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Colden
Bob Cox
Fort Worth Press Offer For Finisaneane Chief
A reader suggests subscribing to Finisaneane Chief and Fort Worth Press for a year at $3.50. The note emphasizes value and timing, hinting at a limited period deal.
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Finisaneane Chief
Fort Worth
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