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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
11
Official statements itemize assets and liabilities for The San Antonio banks. The first report lists loans, overdrafts, bonds, cash, and guaranty fund assessments totaling 675.04 and 105,464.30 in various reserves. The Lockwood National Bank report shows loans and discounts, U S bonds, deposits, capital, surplus, profits, and deposits totaling 698,140.20 with notes on reserves and securities.
The San Antonio Light publishes official financial statement of The Central Trust Company for November 1912. The notice appears in the December 4 1912 edition from San Antonio Texas detailing assets liabilities earnings and related financial disclosures.
A historical balance sheet from San Antonio Loan and Trust Co filed at close of business Tuesday November 26 1912 shows total loans and discounts 361 081 77 credits from real estate 773 941 66 furniture and fixtures 1692 67 and cash items 93 76. Mortgage loans total 2 381 633 47. Chartered 1892 without banking privileges located at 215 West Commerce Street.
The San Antonio Light publishes a December 4 1912 financial condition for The West Texas Bank listing assets liabilities and capital. It shows bonds loans deposits cash on hand time certificates and guaranty funds with sworn statements by bank officers and notaries in Bexar County Texas.
Bank balance sheet shows loans and discounts 1,101,419.25 with cash items and deposits totaling 1,564,639.18, including real estate loans 882,946.60 and deposits 1,410,999.53. Officers J. H. Haile and George D. Campbell certify figures dated December 34, 1912 with notary and directors signatories.
Bank loans and discounts include overdrafts secured and unsecured and bonds pledged to back circulating currency.
Bank report for Frost National Bank of San Antonio shows assets totaling 1 063 462 43 with cash and sight exchanges 265 080 37, deposits 1 062 462 43 and capital stock 250 000 00. Liabilities include deposits 1 062 462 43 and capital stock 250 000 00 with directors and cashier certifying accuracy of the figures.
Bank statement lists loans and discounts, overdrafts, securities, real estate and fixtures. It shows capital stock of 500000, surplus 100000, undivided profits 606600.59, and total assets around 4.14 million with deposits near 2.93 million. Directors confirm figures and the cashier Otto Meerscheidt signs.
Financial statement shows reserves deposits and capital at National Bank of Commerce with U. S. bonds to secure circulation and deposits, notes of other banks, legal tender, and redemption funds. Directors certify totals and cash available, with notary attestations in Bexar Texas.
The Press club of San Antonio hosted singer David Bispham pianist Harry M Gilbert and Aaron Laskin with friends at the Gunther hotel after a Beethoven hall concert. Bispham praised the audience and Beethoven hall urging a January return and expressed desire to perform again in San Antonio. The party leaves for Vancouver after the luncheon. Henry H. Ketcham elected Yale football captain for 1913.
O. D. Williams a brakeman died of injuries after his right leg was crushed below the hip this morning at Jewett Texas. His parents reside at Rockdale Texas.
A 20 cent Danderine advertisement claims dandruff causes hair loss and scalp feverishness. It urges buying Knowlton s Danderine for 25 cents and applying it nightly to restore lustre, strength, and new hair growth within weeks.
The American hitGet-Rich-Quick Wallingford ends its run tonight at the Grand Opera House. George M Cohan leads a strong cast in a thoroughly American comedy praised for its wit and broad appeal.
A bright successful farce adapted from the German will be seen at the Grand opera house Thursday with matinee and night. It offers three acts of ludicrous situations and comical complications, keeping the audience in continual laughter with clean wholesome humor.
Alma Where Do You Live a popular musical comedy returns for a three night run at the Grand Opera House starting Friday with a Saturday matinee. The show originated as a French play by Paul Herve with music by Jean Briquet and was adapted into English by George W Hobart after being secured by Joseph M Weber.
Klaw and Erlanger present the international musical comedy deluxe The Pink Lady at the Grand Opera House for four performances starting Thursday December 12 with a Saturday matinee. It follows a successful New York run of 400 performances and a London engagement, driving advance mail orders. Also reported Gonzales Texas medical society meeting with guests Dr W B Russ and Dr W A King.
The US collier Vulcan arrived from Newport News carrying coal for the battleships Minnesota Kansas Michigan and South Carolina. The ships sailed from New Orleans for Galveston and are due Friday morning.
Hoyle and Rarick Clothing Co at 116 West Houston street unveils a national credit plan. The strategy promises full outfits for 15 with 1 weekly dollar payments and no deposit, drawing thousands of new names weekly and attracting inquiries from other credit firms. A. Collman, plumber, 416 Main Ave.
Harriet Warren Goelet wife of New York financier Robert Goelet died in Paris on December 4 after an illness diagnosed as cancer. Born Harriet Warren, she married Robert Goelet in 1879 and bore Beatrice and Robert Walton Goelet. The couple later split time aboard their yacht Nahma. Robert Goelet died in 1899 in Naples harbor. Mrs Goelet had fallen ill in August and went to France for treatment.
Archibald Gracie of New York and Mobile, Alabama relative to Titanic sinking died in his city. He survived the sinking after losing with a life raft. He later helped others before perishing.
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