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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1916

Page

7

State National Bank at San Antonio March 7 1916 Report

Report of the condition of The State National Bank at San Antonio Texas as of March 7 1916 lists resources including 792109.27 in loans and discounts 150000.00 in U S bonds 64807.75 in reserve and other assets totaling about 1 907178.32 with liabilities of 600000.00 capital 726.69 undivided profits and 5 689201.69 deposits.

U. S Federal Reserve Bank New York Chicago Lockwood National Bank San Antonio Texas

Official financial statement of West Texas Bank & Trust

The document presents the March 7 1916 closing figures for the West Texas Bank & Trust San Antonio Texas. It details assets including loans and discounts cash in transit deposits and reserves, and liabilities including capital stock surplus profits and deposits. The statement is sworn by Leon N. Walthall president and L K Roberts cashier with notary seal.

State of Texas Bexar Charlies Deussen Chas. Deussen E. B. Hucker Bexar County Texas Zene Cc Groos Ce Goeth Ike" Ampmann A. L. C. Magruder Magruder U. W. Smith I. Thos E. Mathis Tex GEO D. Campbell Leon N. Walthall L. K. Roberts A. D T. H. Dennis W.W. B. Hamilton H. G. Stracke J. HH. Savager S. P. Skinner DY. Bonner Calh Bank Skinner Z. D. Bonner H. M. Baetz Geo. B. Taliaferro Jos. Rosenfield H. C. Feldman Jack W. Neal M. Freeborn Oretta Gunn D. Houston Joseph Muir J. H. Kampmann United States Federal Reserve Crrentatlom’ S Ccscseusccdon R. I John J. Stevens W. P. Rote Sterling D. Freeborn Sam C. Bell Adolph Wagner W. Terrell Potal Cece Ned McIlhenny GEO. J. Pancoast

Financial State of San Antonio Banks March 7 1916 Report

A compiled set of bank statements from San Antonio Texas detailing assets liabilities and capital for The City National Bank The Bank and Trust Company and others. Figures include cash on hand mortgage loans deposits capital stock surplus undivided profits reserves and notes outstanding based on March 7 1916 close of business.

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Central Trust Co Official Financial Statement March 7 1916

Official statement filed in The San Antonio Light shows the Central Trust Co balance sheet with loans real estate deposits cash and reserves. It lists capital stock 8004000 and surplus profits 148512.14, with assets totaling 3 694 300 63 and liabilities including trust funds and reserves. Statement sworn by William L Herff secretary treasurer of San Antonio Loan & Trust Company.

THE Central Trust CO

Frost National Bank Report March 7 1916

Bank statement outlines loans and discounts 2,824,610.87 U S bonds par 801,000.00 furniture and fixtures 12,144.49 cash 1,120,408.72 total assets 4 286 666.07 capital and surplus 1 000 000.00 undivided profits 9 376.36 deposits 2 785 287.71 total liabilities and capital 4 286 666.07

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Fiesta to Bloom With Elaborate City Decorations

San Antonio unveils plans for Fiesta Week displays as the decorations committee awards contracts. The heart of the city will feature over 6250 flags and pennants with seven flags per streamer, including four US and Texas flags and a central Fiesta or Welcome banner. Illuminations will line main streets with 9500 incandescent lights and nitrogen floodlights at the Alamo plaza. Martin Wright directs lighting with bids yet to be disclosed, amid a competitive process led by P. L. King.

Committee On Decorations Southwestern Decorating Company Hertofore United States Texas San Antonio Houston Street Postoffice Main Avenue Alamo Plaza Commerce Street Alamo Soledad West Commerce Street Military Plaza East Commerce Street Alamo Street Sunset Station Federal Building Martin Wright P. L. King Wright King

Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair

A home remedy describes using sage tea with sulphur to darken gray or faded hair. An easier option is a Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold for 50 cents, applied with a sponge to strands to hide gray by morning.

Wyeth

Just Try This When Hairy Growths Appear

Modes of Today advises a home paste of water and delatone to remove hair from skin. Apply for 2 or 3 minutes then rub off and wash to vanish hair with no pain. Ensure delatone is readily available and used carefully.

Notable Guests Registered at San Antonio Hotels

A string of visitors from across the United States and Mexico check in at the St. Anthony, Menger, Gunter, and other hotels. Names include B. A. Ragan of Chicago, H. M. Prue of Pawhuska, Karl A. Bickel of New York, L. F. Donohue of Dallas, Wilf Mabrey of Weinert, Miss Madge Lloyd of Tampico, R. C. Sutton of Fowlerton, Searcy Williams of Chicago, R. E. Zimmerman of Waco, F. E. Graham of Houston, M. Castillo of Monterey Mexico, Egmont O. Smith of Dallas, H. J. Thomson of Houston, R. S. Stephenson of Chicago, Thomas H. Heard of New York, A. J. Kenyon of San Francisco, A. M. Ellis of New York, and G. W. Hindman of Houston. A story from John Muir recounts Colonel D. C. Collier’s encounter with a playful ranch boy who quips about wind and “For Sail.”

B. A. Ragan Chicago St. Anthony H. M. Prue and Family Pawhuska Okla Menger Karl A. Bickel New York Gunter L. F. Donohue Dallas Wilf Mabrey Weinert Tex Madge Lloyd Tampico Smith H. J. Thomson Houston G. W. Hindman

A Quick Sure Way to End Catarrh

An ad explains that catarrh germs feed on inflamed nose and throat tissue and promotes Hyome inhaler therapy. Breathing antiseptic oil from Hyomei through a device is said to penetrate mucous membranes, relieve inflammation, and drive germs from the system. If unsatisfied, the druggist refunds the purchase.

Wagner Drug Store

Many Going to Taylor for Texas Good Roads Session

The Texas Good Roads Association will hold its largest Texas gathering Thursday and Friday in Taylor with D. E. Colp as secretary. Delegates will hear plans to secure federal highway aid and discuss other important business.

Texas Good Roads Association Taylor Tex Texas D. E. Colp

Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease Powder Ad

Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder relieves blistering burning biting and swollen feet instantly calms aching feet and soothes cold tired feet. Ideal for breaking in new shoes trial package offered by Allen & Olmsted Le Roy New York 25 cents proven relief by druggists everywhere

Allen Alien & Olmsted le Roy N. Y

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