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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
11
The document reports resources and liabilities of The Central Trust Company at San Antonio Texas as of June 4 1913 including loans deposits and capital details. It lists assets such as loans real estate bonds and cash items with totals and notes the guaranty fund assessment and notarial attestations by bank officers.
Official statement of the financial condition of The West Texas Bank and Trust Co published in The San Antonio Light on June 10 1913. It lists assets including cash items currency and specie loans and discounts real estate and bonds and stocks with balances shown and notes capital stock surplus and undivided profits, and deposits including savings and time certificates.
The report details assets and liabilities as of June 4 1913 including loans and discounts deposits capital stock surplus and profits and notes the bank's reserves. It lists U S bonds held to secure circulation due from other banks and trust companies and notes a total of 2 724 904 28 for assets and 2 518 680 02 in deposits with additional breakdowns for real estate furniture and fixtures and other items.
The Alamo National Bank reports its June 4 1913 condition with capital stock 200000.00 surplus 816000.00 undivided profits not shown and deposits including checks 909483.62 time certificates 126782.97 cashier notes 304831.21 and United States deposits 1000.00 total assets 1700204.89 and liabilities including loans discounts bonds and reserves. The filing includes sign-off by cashier I M Freeborn and notary Loretta Green with directors J D Houston J Muir Jr A S Gage.
The bank reports assets including U S bonds to secure circulation and postal savings, legal tender reserves, and various securities. It lists capital stock, undivided profits, deposits, and liabilities to other banks, trust companies, savings banks, and customers with figures totaling 3 478 580.96.
State of Texas banking records show resources for Frost National Bank of San Antonio including loans and discounts, United States bonds, reserves, and circulation totals. Notes detail capital stock, surplus, deposits, and various bank assets with signatures of cashier Ned McIlhenny and Frost directors.
Bank assets and liabilities detailed for San Antonio National Bank in Texas. Figures include U. S. bonds, loans, deposits, circulation, reserves, and profits, with notes from cashier T. D. Anderson and notary Howard Pardue. Key totals show assets at 3,754,129.69 and deposits around 3.6 million, along with capital stock, surplus, and other handling figures.
E W Lawton of Lawton Motors, spokesman for Stearns night cars in San Antonio, backed the planned Galveston to San Antonio endurance run promoted by the Automobile Club. He predicted strong entries thanks to beach attractions and urged entrants to race for sport, not just victory. Other locals including J F Schultz, Clifton George, Dr Townsend Dunning, B F Hoyt, and William Steinhardt joined in support, noting rising farmer interest in motor cars and brighter automobile prospects across the state.
The City National Bank ends operations at the close of business on June 4 1913 with details limited to the closure notice and any pending matters noted in the public record.
The Groos National Bank presents its financial statement as of June 4 1913 detailing overdrafts secured and unsecured deposits secured by U S bonds and postal savings notes. It lists banking house furniture real estate notes from other banks circulation specie and reserve balances with totals across ledgers.
A long OCR filled bank statement for State Bank and Trust Co showing assets liabilities and capital as of June 9 1913 with figures for deposits loans real estate bonds and cash items. It lists capital stock paid in surplus undivided profits and various reserve accounts and notes sworn by officers including cashier A H Piper and secretary treasurer William L Herff with notaries public attestations.
report details several motorists and dealerships in San Antonio and surrounding areas. J H Kirkpatrick shifts to New England duties but will rail ship his Pierce Arrow for summer western touring. Clifton George of Ford avoids horn use, trusting pedestrians to step aside, while H J Ried returns home in a newly purchased Overland. Co F Edwards and family drive 852 miles to San Antonio en route to Boerne with a complete camping outfit. Conrad Pope buys a Little Four roadster. E M Labadie notes rising Maxell inquiries and agency expansion across 27 counties. Eugene Polk of White Motor Car Co., Dallas, arrives in the city. Foley Kidney Pills advertised by Foley & Co with assurance of purity. River side dining promo ends.
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