Bank Receiver reports partial payment as assets rise
D J Hoerster, receiver of the Citizens Bank Unincorporated, notes debtors mostly paid and deposits steady. He cites $38,000 life insurance proceeds and gratitude to Mrs Koennecke, plus detailed bank condition figures through March 1932 and projected 45 percent payout to depositors.
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Bank of Fredericksburg
Albert Koennecke
Citizens Bank
Crionatee
Clouse
Busi Irness
Ee Gol Ccictrapen Vensigetludyebsdeeeertace
BATS
Oscar Krauskqapf
Bonn
Fredericksburg National Bank
Frost National Bank
Federal Land Bank
Frio County
Wm. Petsch
Paul Ingenhuet
Arthur Stehling
Alex Jung
Pennioni
Alfred Petsch
H. H. Sagebiel
v. A. Wiliams _ $ 160.00 A. B. Grosse
J. Hoerster
Fred Kollet
I. D. J. Hoerster
D. J. Hoerster
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Influenza Epidemic Closes Texas Schools and Hangs Over State
A widespread influenza outbreak has led to school closures across Texas and strained physicians. Dr. J. C. Anderson reports rising pneumonia deaths and varied severities while officials consider theater and church closures. Texas Christian University and the University of Texas report student absences. many districts close early for holidays as cold weather aids spread.
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J. C. Anderson
Austin
Texas Christian Univeristy
University of Texas
Austin City
Lubbock
Amarillo
Spur
Longview
San Angelo
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