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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1933
Page
8
A compact, period style bank report shows assets and liabilities for the San Antonio National Bank of San Antonio Texas. The documents list resources including reserves, government securities, and real estate. liabilities include deposits, time accounts, and notes. Statements claim accuracy by cashiers and notaries, with attestations from bank directors.
The San Antonio bank’s January 1923 statement shows resources including loans and discounts 116,504.09 secured by real estate 130,593.11 overdrafts 360.87 bonds and stocks 1,500.00 furniture and fixtures 277.24.30 real estate owned 208,185.61 cash 26,568.98 transit and collection accounts plus other items. Liabilities include capital stock 60,000.00 surplus 36,000.00 undivided profits 0.06 deposits 219,897.47 and certificates of deposit 589.90. Statement sworn by president WIseman and cashier Tebalin before notary.
The South Texas Bank and Trust Company statement for December 1932 filed in San Antonio shows assets of about 1.79 million dollars with real estate and securities listed. President E J Miller and cashier O Smith certify the figures as accurate. Also noted are other banks in the area with notes on reserves, deposits, and capital stock. A separate public note reports no change in Governor Lee Grace’s critical condition.
Fort Worth reports a Texan oil meeting discussing federal control of crude and the risk of interstate proration compacts. Ames of Oklahoma City warns states with proration rules could be pushed by others without such limits, unless an interstate pact forms. A separate note from Buenos Aires records a $1,000,000 short term loan from Baring Brothers renewed at 5 percent, down from 6.5 percent.
Official financial statement of San Antonio Loan and Trust Company dated January 10, 1923, listing assets including furniture fixtures loans bonds and cash, with totals and notes on interest accounts and trust department holdings. Signed by William L. Herff president and others, sworn before Spall Rar Wise in Texas.
Thieves broke the front doors of the T. L. White Jewelry Company at 717 East Houston Street early Tuesday using a brick and carried off an undetermined amount of loot. A blood stained handkerchief found inside suggests a cut hand during the break in.
Bolivian troops advance after capturing Paraguayan Fort Mariscal Lop about 100 miles southeast of Fort Man. The push marks the deepest Bolivian penetration in the Chaco since the border dispute became an international issue in 18.
Two men pled guilty to robbing the First Star bank in Panhandle of 3100 dollars on December 5. In a trial yesterday Frank Scrivner was given 40 years in prison and James French received 38 years.
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