Statements of Financial Condition of San Antonio Banks
Official statement of the financial condition of WP San Antonio Texas at the close of business February 4 1913. Resources include loans and discounts personal and collateral overdrafts furniture and fixtures bonds and stocks due from reserve agents due from banks cashier balances cash items currency specie and other resources with figures noted for items such as deposits and interest in depositors’ guarantee fund.
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San Antonio
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Guaranty Fund
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Groos National Bank at San Antonio 1913 balance sheet
The Groos National Bank reports resources totaling 1 025 706.86 with capital stock 250 000.00 and deposits 576 806.36. Liabilities include due to other banks 47 918.67 and time certificates 24 196.50. Cash items and reserves total 468.33 and 75 111.05 respectively. Directors attest to accuracy. notary public verifies swearing date February 6 1913.
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Sbeae
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Dinetes Scien Padog
United States
Alamo National Bank Financial Statement February 4 1913
The Alamo National Bank reports assets of 8,947,616.81 dollars and liabilities with capital stock of 500,000 dollars. Loans total 2,184,122.54 dollars and deposits reach 3,747,802.56 dollars, with U. S. bonds and bank buildings among major holdings. Officers certify the statement as true.
San Antonio National Bank Ledger Summary 1915
Bank balances and figures show loans and discounts totaling 1 459 066 77 with 800 000 00 in U S bonds for circulation and deposits. Available cash 1 604 120 00 and deposits 2 841 106 28. Directors attest to the correctness and the Rev exp shown.
City National Bank Financial Statement February 4 1913
Bank assets and liabilities listed with totals for loans and discounts, bonds, real estate, cash items, and deposits. Officers certify authenticity of the statement. includes capital stock, surplus, circulation, and unpaid dividends.
Frost National Bank of San Antonio Statement of Condition
The Frost National Bank of San Antonio Texas reports assets including loans and discounts 2,915,195.34, U S bonds at par 601,000.00, cash 1,203,869.81, and deposits totaling 3,267,949.06 with capital stock 600,000.00. Directors J Frost and others attest to the accuracy dated February 4 1913 before Notary M H Erskine.
Bank statement report from San Antonio February 1913
Report lists assets and liabilities for a Texas bank at close of business on February 4 1913. It shows loans and discounts overdrafts securities deposits and bonds, capital stock surplus and profits, time certificates of deposit and various cashier and postal savings deposits. Directors named George R. Stumberg R L Ball J K Beretta. Total assets amount to 3 104 554 30 with capital stock 505 Circulation 300 000 Deposits 294 597 50.
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Polict
United States
Co op urged between railroads and cotton producers
W B Yeary president of the Texas Cotton Growers Association urged cooperation between railroads and farmers at the General Managers Association of Texas meeting in the St Anthony Hotel. He proposed county level organizations to improve marketing and a system to advance the value of forthcoming crops to cover rising production costs. Freight claim agents may meet a day earlier next year, and sessions focused on routine matters.
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W. B. Yeary
Texas Cotton Growers’ Association
General Managers’ Association of Texas Railroads
St. Anthony Hotel
J. H. Hill
Galveston
Galveston, Houston & Henderson Railroad
W. B. Kelly
Fort Worth
Bishops Found Guilty in Ogdensburg Damage Suit
In Ogdensburg New York Rev Father Klauer sues Bishop Gabriels Co adjutor Bishop Conroy and doctors W B Hanbridge and W G Cooper for conspiracy and false imprisonment. Jury clears the physicians of conspiracy and damages would be paid by the clergymen if upheld on appeal.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Father la Klauder
Father Klauer
Gabriels
Conroy
W. B. Hanbridge
W. G. Cooper
Ogdensburg State Asylum
Texas firms chartered and capital stock announced
A list of new Texas corporations approved today in Austin includes Peninsula Oil Company of Houston with capital stock 30000 and incorporators E B Cushing James Cravens and R L Henry. Other incorporations include Robinson Guaranty State Bank and Trust Company of Palestine 50000 with Z L Robinson G S Robinson and Wm B Robinson. Heck Machinery Company of San Antonio 50000 with M F Heck I C Beck and H L Dempster. DeLeon Gorman Light and Power Co of DeLeon 20000 with W E Lowe J T Collins and W M Collie. Texas Wholesale Card Company of Austin 75000 with J L Arlitt O G Gilbert and C A Arlitt. Bowden Carriage Company of Texarkana 5000 with W A Gibbons Andrew Bowden and W G Patterson. The Continental State Bank of Alto filed amendment increasing stock from 15000 to 20000. Jackson County Printing Company filed proof of final payment.
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Austin
Tex
The
Peninsula Oil Company of Houston
Capital Stock
E. B. Cushing
James Cravens
R. L. Henry
Robinson Guaranty State Bank and Trust Company of Palestine
Z. L. Robinson
G. S. Robinson
Wm. B. Robinson
Robinson Loan and Mortgage Company of Palestine
G.S. Robinson
Heck Machinery Company
San Antonio
M. F. Heck
I. C. Beck
H. L. Dempster
DeLeon-Gorman Light and Power Co
DeLeon
Incorporators
W. E. Lowe
J. T. Collins
W. M. Collie
Texas Wholesale Card Company of
J. L. Arlitt
O. G. Gilbert
C. A. Arlitt
Bowden Carriage Company of
Texarkana
W. A. Gibbons
Andrew Bowden
W. G. Patterson
Continental State Bank of
Alto
Jackson County Printing Company
Celeste High School Destroyed by Fire in Texas
Ce leste High School in Celeste Texas burned Thursday night at 7 o clock causing about 12000 loss with 8000 insured. The eight room two hall building originated in the steeple with unknown cause possibly a defective flue. Classes will continue in downtown buildings until a new school is built.
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Celeste
Tex
Celeste High School
Travis Club to issue bonds to stabilize finances
The Travis Club plans a 110000 bond issue to secure solid finances. Central Trust will take 60000 worth at 6 percent if members purchase 50000 on the same terms. Members subscribe from 100 to 1000 with several pledging 500. Club shows 117000 debt, 10000 net earning capacity, 600 plus members. Emma Witmer buys spring millinery in the east for Witmer Crane Millinery Co. new address 107 Avenue C Hicks building.
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Travis Club
Central Trust Company
Emma Witmer
Spring
Witmer-Crane Millinery Company
Avenue C
Hicks Building
Official financial statement of The Central Trust Company
Official statement shows the bank’s condition as of February 4 1913 in San Antonio Texas. It lists loans real estate due from reserve agents cash items and other resources with figures for collateral 34850889 and deposits 177501738.71812 and other balances including guaranty fund assessment 36297.08 credited to depositors guaranty fund.
Bank Ledger Extract from San Antonio February 1913
A fragment from a Citizens Bank and Trust Light issue lists loan categories with figures for Loans real estate and furniture and fixtures and totals due from approv ive 69 295 50 3 798 19. The text notes collateral and asset lines including 3 522 10 for furniture and fixtures.
Bank Statement for Lockwood National Bank February 4 1913
The close of business shows assets including U S Bonds 1,187,779.46, deposits 66,165.96, specie 1,106.26, and cash items. liabilities include capital stock 100,000.00, undivided profits 338.18, and reserves for taxes 4,000.00. The balance sheet totals indicate extensive securities, deposits, and cash reserves with a substantial surplus and depositors’ guarantees.
Official statement of the financial condition of The West Texas Bank
The document presents the bank's balance sheet as of February 6 1913 with assets including loans real estate bonds and stocks cash items currency specie and deposits. Officers J O Terrell president W P Rote secretary certify the statement as true and notarized by R W Heilig and others.
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State of Texas
Bexar
J. O. Terrell
W. P. Rote
J.O. Terrell
State Bank of San Antonio financials show February 1913 figures
The San Antonio Light reports the State Bank and Trust Co balance sheet as of February 4 1913 with loans and discounts about 1 164 396 09 cash on hand and in banks 425 59 real estate 21 484 56 and total assets around 2 680 846 90. Directors and officers attest the statements are true and sworn seals appear.
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State of Texas
Bexar
W. F. McCaleb
W. B. Hamilton Jr
A. D
Nate
Frank BE. Galpin
Leon N. Walthall
J. H. Savage
GUY & McParland
United States
Guaranty Fund
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Inland Waterways League to celebrate canal completion at Galveston
In Victoria Texas delegates attend the Texas Mid-coast Congress with railway men present. The Inland Waterways League executive committee met to choose Galveston as the celebration site for the Corpus Christi to Galveston canal completion. A boat parade is planned and committees were named with date to be announced.
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Victoria
Tex
Inland Waterways League
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Cornell Adds Harvard and Carlisle to Football Schedule
Cornell announces its 1925 football schedule with Harvard and the Carlisle Indians added as opponents. Dartmouth, Pennsylvania State, Williams, and Allegheny are dropped from the slate.
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Cornell
Harvard
Ithaca
N. Y
Carlisle Indians
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania State
Williams
Allegheny
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