City National Bank Condensed Statement 1913
The document lists the resources and liabilities of The City National Bank in Decatur Alabama as of June 4 1913. It presents a close of business financial snapshot with balance types stated in table form.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
3
The document lists the resources and liabilities of The City National Bank in Decatur Alabama as of June 4 1913. It presents a close of business financial snapshot with balance types stated in table form.
A column urges Decatur residents to back a big booster plan for the town. It jokes about social pretensions, mocks petty feuds, and encourages residents to join W. L. Borton, J. H. Calvin, and local mayors in backing a 4th of July effort, stressing unity and action.
Washington dispatch reports the sugar tariff debate hinges on a 41 to 6 Senate vote amid lobbyist protests. The piece argues sugar magnates could profit billions if tariffs are restored, costing consumers who would pay higher prices.
A promotional notice touts Stutt's Bas-It as a headache and neuralgia cure. It urges neighborly feedback and offers a money back guarantee through Dillehay Bros. with bottles priced at 10, 25, and 60 cents.
Reasons promote Decatur Cafe opposite Union Station in North Alabama. Dr. Watson inspects daily. Pete emphasizes quality food, cleanliness, up to date operations, and cheerful service by a capable corps aiming to please customers and earn repeat visits.
Notice invites residents outside Decatur area to compete for rewards. Readers are told to bring livestock and vegetables to Decatur on the Fourth of July for prize drawings. Listed are several contact names in Alabama towns including Trinity, Flint, Austinville, Decatur and Hartselle.
A long list of sponsors offering cash and goods for top animals and produce in a county fair. Awards include cash, livestock gear, and flour, with prizes ranging from $1.50 cuff buttons to a $5.00 rocker for best brood mare or pair of mules. Stored by sponsor with items such as oats, hay, flour, cigars, shoes, and harness gear.
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