Statements of Condition of San Antonio Banks and Trust Companies
Official statement of the financial condition of San Antonio, Texas, as of June 14, 1912. Notes show resources including loans and discounts, bonds and stocks, furniture and fixtures, due from reserve agents, due from banks, cash items, currency, specie, and interest in depositors' fund with figures for net amounts and other resources such as assessment guaranty fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Panies
U. S
Anty Fund
Guaranty Fund
Report of the Groos National Bank June 14 1912
Report of the condition for Groos National Bank San Antonio Texas shows resources including loans and discounts 338798.49 overdrafts 114.32 United States bonds to secure circulation 55000.00 premiums on United States bonds 93848.68 banking house fixtures 48132.20 due from national banks 187.50 due from state banks 1579255.17 total resources itemized as of June 14 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S
U. S&s
Eee
Ae One
Nap Et Suis
Report on San Antonio Bank Condition June 1 1912
Report of the condition of San Antonio banks as of June 1 1912 listing assets including cash reserves notes and bonds and liabilities such as deposits and capital stock. It includes signatures of presidents notaries and directors across banks in Bexar County Texas.
Official Statement of Bank Conditions in San Antonio 1912
Bank report from San Antonio Texas for June 14 1912 shows assets loans and discounts 1 034 748 88 stocks and bonds 74 973 98 real estate 5 343 74 furniture and fixtures 7 824 11 cash and exchange 497 956 80 deposits 1 398 685 90 capital stock 150 000 00 surplus 10 000 00 undivided profits 19 638 29 bonds borrowed 60 000 00 depositors guaranty fund items 7 015 82 860 86 assessed guaranty fund 860 86 state depository for the Fourteenth district and United States depository affirmed by W F McCaleb and W B Hamilton Jr with notary seal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaranty Fund
guaraGty Lung Cov
Enkaberkersss
Torovine
CP Eee
Bieleans
U. S
Sateen Manent
Toca —Ceeyscess
Eess Sucessors
Fourteenth Congressional District
United States
San Antonio Bank Figures Report June 1912 Totals
A San Antonio banking snapshot dated June 14 1912 lists loans and discounts 2 396 424 22 cash items and specie 171 922 76 United States deposits 1 000 00 and total assets 4 396 562 82. The report shows capital stock 600 000 00 surplus 300 000 00 and undivided profits 499 997 50 with liabilities including deposits 1 268 140 24 and time certificates 118 703 02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Aise Sam
Strawberry Tunnel Completion Reported From Utah Mountains
The Strawberry tunnel near Camp Quinton in the Wasatch mountains is finished. The underground waterway moves the Strawberry river 45 miles to improve irrigation in a valley south and east of Utah lake, unlocking 60 000 acres of fertile land for development and settlement.
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Washington
Camp Quinton
Wasatch Mountains
Utah
Reclamation Service
Strawberry Tunnel
Utah Lake
Lost faith in medicine cured by B B B letters
Readers share experiences of ulcers rheumatism and leg sores improved by B B B with claims of rapid relief and complete cures. Letters from Joseph Hunter and James Peterson praise the remedy, urging others to try it with a money back guarantee if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hunter
Ek Hill
James Peterson
Ridge Springs
S. C
Government engineers conquer unheard obstacles in fruit tree project
Government engineers overcome nearly insurmountable barriers in a fruit tree development program. The effort showcases bold technical progress and seeks to expand orchard yields through innovative methods.
Wants a Ranch Home Brooklyn Youth Seeks Aid
Edward Walsh 17 from 306 State Street Brooklyn writes to a San Antonio postmaster asking them to locate a ranchman who will take him in as a foster home. He pleads for a chance to escape city life and says he has no living parents and seeks a good home. He closes with hope for a timely response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Walsh
State Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
San Antonio
Tex
Don Carlos Death Rumor and Local Credit Plan Innovation
Don Carlos death rumors from Mexico Mo Daily Intelligencer caused confusion with a San Antonians’ performer known as the Don Carlos. A Missouri farmer near Leeton, Mo., was confirmed dead in the cyclone. Hoyle & Rarick Clothing, 116 West Houston, introduces a no deposit credit plan offering full outfits for $15 or weekly payments, promising broad affordability and scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Potts
Macon Street
Mexico
Daily Intelligencer
Tom Don Carlos
Missouri
Kansas
Don Carlos
Leeton
Hoyle & Rarick Clothing Company
West
Houston _ street
Credit Clothiers
Gospel Meetings Continue At Church Of Christ
The Church of Christ at 3432 South Flores street reports ongoing meetings with Evangelist Foy J. Wallace preaching to large nightly crowds. The series continues indefinitely and the public is invited, with directions via the South Flores car line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
South Flores Street
Foy i. Wallace
South Flores
Central Trust Company Financial Statement Summary
Official financial statement lists assets including loans real estate and fixtures cash items and deposits. Notes show guaranty fund assessments capital stock surplus undivided profits and various certificates of deposit along with cashier's checks totaling 1 141 824 57. Key figures include cash 110 763 64 and deposits 583 668 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Stock
City National Bank Final Balance at Close June 14 1912
The City National Bank reports a closing balance of 465 679.81 dollars as of the end of business June 14 1912. The figure appears in the bank’s financial statement and reflects the institution’s assets for that date.
Financial condition of San Antonio Loan & Trust Co 1912
Official statement lists assets liabilities and capital for the San Antonio Loan and Trust Company Chartered 1892 with details on mortgages bonds cash and deposits. It records mortgage loans 2 179 610 70 bonds 31 500 00 cash on hand 25 054 96 and liabilities 473 764 85 including capital stock 100 000 00 surplus 60 000 00 and undivided profits 45 000 00 as of June 14 1912.
Bank statement from San Antonio Loan and Trust Company
A 1912 financial filing shows assets and liabilities of the San Antonio Loan and Trust Company with details on loans, real estate, furniture and fixtures, deposits, capital stock, surplus, and profits. Signatures include A H Piper cashier and W L Herff secretary treasurer, with notary J B Hall.
Bank Statement for San Antonio National Bank June 14 1912
The balance sheet lists assets and liabilities as of June 14 1912 including legal tender notes 50000 cash 164489.44 deposits 153988.43 United States deposits 122683.53 redemption fund 22277 and a total 8787616.99. Capital stock 600000 surplus etc directors sign.
Hutchings to El Paso on border trouble mission
Adjutant General Henry Hutchings heads to El Paso after a telegram from Sheriff Peyton Edwards of El Paso county. Officials say the mission relates to border troubles tied to the Mexican revolution and details remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Henry Hutchings
el Paso
Peyton Edwards
General Hutchings
Bowman
Executive Department
Wyvesbrook Runs Aground Off Virginia Coast
The British steamer Wyvesbrook of Glasgow from Pensacola to Greenock ran aground during the night on Pebble shoals off Cape Henry Virginia. It refused lifesavers aid, but nearby crews remain on standby. A Norfolk tug likely will be sent to assist the Wyvesbrook.
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Cape Henry
Wyvesbrook
Glasgow
Pensacola
Fla
Greenock
Scotland
Pebble Shoals
Norfolk
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American Bank & Trust Co
Fuar
Groos National Bank
Texas
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Alamo National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Saey
Soveresess
EU Secencies
PGR
Ae Nacht Ornseet
Sue
State of Texas
Bexar
Ss. I
Graham
Sated Bank
A. D
H. M. Baetz
Notary Aussie
H. G. Strackfe
J. C. Dielmann
W. B. Tuttle
A. J. Ridder
Ea Es Ais Aia
Eeeese Cersen Corseoes
Es Eveluve
Eeee
Db Siceseces
MU Danka Ok Ee
Charles Deussen
Franz C. Groos
C. A. Goeth
C. H. Kearny
Henry Stieler
Bexar County
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Savish
Otto Meerscheidt
E. H. Prescott
Jo. N. Brown
Geo. B. Vaughan
G. A. C. Halff
Bs. I
A. L. C. Magruder
L. C. Smith
R. L. Ball
R. D. Barclay
George R. Stumberg
J. K. Beretta
Moses Ile So
Cipssi Estes
Staeoruet Atovugumrioe
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Apodoceen
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West Texas Bank & Trust Co
W. F. McCaleb
W.B. Hamilton Jr
W. B. Hamilton JR
Alex P. Villaret
Notary Public
Guy 8S. McFarland
J. H. Savage
the Frost National Bank
Oninik
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Cde
Zere
Weiss
Ned McIlhenny
GEO. J. Pancoast
T. C. Frost
John Frost
J. H. Frost
Lockwood National Bank
Oln
Pe Wee
Saenbes
Sua
Vercavecsine
SSG Oresse
M. Freeborn
A. H. Muir
Mavenn
Aylecult Ste. J
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Total
Ae Peceese
Great Strawberry Tunnel
the Central Trust Company
Guar
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City National Bank
San Antonio Loan & Trust Co
Boogie Eos
U. & Treasurer
West Commerce Street
W. PB. Rote
W. P. Rote
Sterling D
Freeborn
Alfred Duerkler
Adolph Wagner
M. W. Terrell
Telali
Sponmol
Rae
Nas Cee Coccey
Asia
WBMM
the State Bank & Trust Co
A. H. Piper
R. G. Barbeck
Frederick Terrell
W. R. King
H. M. Hart
Sateen
Asrscieaene
Asa
County of Bexar
I. William L. Herff
Treas
Urer
San Antonio Loan and Trust
WM. L. Herff
R. R. Russell
J. H. Haile
J. B. Hall
H. C., King JR
J. M. Dobie
W. W. Collier
M. H. Erskine
San Antonio National Bank
Srenenene
Cone Ceereverere
Postal Savings
T. D. Anderson
E. A. Stribling
M. E. Brackenridge
Ferd Herff JR
Estee
Hutchings
Cleburne
J. P. Hayes
J. Hughes
Marshall A. C. White
Hayes
J. R. Cunningham
Moore Bldg
Osteopath
Riebe Undertaking Co
Auto Ambulance Service
E. Com
Virginia
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