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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
3
Mrs. Evert of Brighton enjoys several days visit with her parents Mr and Mrs E D Precht in Courtland village. Miss Naomi Harris of Garvin spent the Thanksgiving vacation at her Cambria home and attended the Marsh Harris wedding.
Edward Rechlin, famed New York organ virtuoso, will present a sacred and secular pipe organ program at the Music Hall of Dr. Martin Luther College in New Ulm on Monday December 6 at 8 p.m. The recital, praised for sold out audiences, showcases his mastery with pieces by Bach Scheidt Kuhnau Buxtehude Handel Reuter and more. Willis Lawson and local residents are noted in nearby society items.
The document lists total assets and liabilities for Brown County Bank with figures including total deposits of 1,993,142.29 and a net deficit. It records cash items, reserves on hand, reserve requirements, and notes payable. Signatures show O M Olsen as president and F H Krook as cashier, with notary details.
Bank reports dated November 1920 for Searles and New Ulm list assets loans overdrafts and securities. Searles shows Loans and Discounts 189987.01 and total assets around 1198.00 in hand plus deposits and capital accounts. New Ulm entry details Loans 495092.18 overdraft 31.00 bonds 19600.00 and total deposits 522186.13 with declared capital stock and surplus.
A Brown County Minnesota bank ledger fragment shows assets including loans and discounts 135 833.52 overdrafts and checks and cash items totaling reserve figures near 82 368.58. Endorsed by President August C. Dahl and Cashier F E Rolloff with notary Seay Noy 1. B Krook.
Mrs. Theo Lange of Fairmont disposed of her residence in Courtland village to Fred Fischer who has already moved in with his family. Fischer will be employed in a garage there.
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