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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
9
Official financial statement of the Central Trust Co of San Antonio Texas as of November 17 1916 listing resources liabilities and capital. It details deposits including demand and time deposits notes payable and recognized profits with attestations by officers and trustees.
Report of the Condition of San Antonio National Bank at San Antonio Texas at close of business November 17 1916 shows total assets 4 238847.35 and deposits 2 021079.77 with capital stock 150 000.00 and surplus 486 997.50. Directors list and officers J Rosenfield vice president and Z D Bonner cashier attest to accuracy.
Official statement from The Commonwealth Bank and Trust Company in San Antonio Texas for November 1946 abreast of assets and liabilities. It lists capital stock paid in undivided profits liquidating fund and various deposits including time deposits and savings, with a sworn recapitulation by bank officers.
Report of Condition of The City National Bank in San Antonio Texas as of November 17 shows total assets of 1 423 078.09 with deposits 812 000.00 and capital stock 100 000.00. The cashier A H Piper attests the figures are true and sworn before a notary public in Bexar County Texas in 1916.
Financial statement from The Alamo National Bank, San Antonio, Texas for 1916 details loans and discounts totaling 2,401,136.93, U.S. bonds 600,000, and other assets. liabilities show capital of 3,500,000, surplus 301,504.46, with deposits totaling 5,018,561.02 and total liabilities of 6,312,265.48. officials include Otto Meerscheidt as cashier and directors Ernest Steves, George C Vaughan, J A Brown, and others.
At the close of business November 17 1916 the San Antonio Loan and Trust Company reports assets of 8 630 884.56 with mortgages loans bonds cash on hand and in banks and trust funds. The secretary William L Herff signs with notary and directors listed including M E Brackenridge and John B Herff.
The document lists assets and liabilities for The Frost National Bank, including U. S. bonds, deposits, and circulation figures. It reports capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and current expenses, with a sworn cashier’s statement dated November 22, 1916. Notable figures include total assets of 5,549,210.43 and deposits totaling 3,951,057.59.
Statement shows assets and liabilities for The Groos National Bank as of November 22, 1916. Highlights include capital stock 260,000, surplus 60,000, undivided profits 20,168.76, circulating notes 147,400, and total liabilities and capital 1,926,618.11. Cash balances and reserves include deposits and reserves with Federal Reserve and correspondent banks. Executed by cashier Chas. Deussen with signatures of officers.
Report of financial condition as of November 17 for The National Bank of Commerce in San Antonio Texas. Includes assets liabilities capital and deposits figures with details on loans discounts real estate and securities and notes the president J Beretta signs sworn statement. extensive itemized balances and totals.
Santa Rosa Cal November 23 Jack London died last night. He will be buried in Oakland in the family plot probably Friday. London fell unconscious while writing and physicians cite a gastro intestinal type of uremia. He was born January 12 1876 in San Francisco and rose to fame with The Call of the Wild Sea Wolf and many others.
Captain Paul Koenig, commander of the German merchant submarine Deutschland, was honored in his birthplace Rohr near Schmalkalden. A tablet was set over the door of his birth home and unveiled amid joyous demonstrations by residents.
Paris reports that liquid air, though vastly more powerful than World War I explosives, proved too dangerous to use. It destroyed targets completely, killed within 150 yards, could not be carried by aircraft, and detonated shells upon firing, wrecking guns. Germans reportedly tested it and stopped.
Physicians report more kidney trouble in women than men. Mrs Anna Byrd of Tuscumbia Alabama says Foley Kidney Pills removed her back pain and she considers them the best kidney pills she ever took. The ad notes kidney related pains and claims prompt relief.
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