City National Bank San Antonio 1912 September 4 financials
Official statement of the banks condition in San Antonio Texas as of September 4 1912 detailing resources and liabilities including loans and discounts overdrafts deposits and capital stock with signatures of the bank president N S Graham and notary public des H M Baetz.
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State of Texas
Bexar
N. S. Graham
Frederick Terrell
R. G. Barbeck
Notary
F. Herff
M. H. Erskine
E. H. Prescott
L. C. Smith
Official Statement of West Texas Bank & Trust Co
Official statement of the financial condition of West Texas Bank and Trust Co at San Antonio Texas as of September 4 1912 published in The San Antonio Light on September 7 1912.
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West Texas Bank & Trust Co
San Antonio
Balance Sheet of The Frost National Bank 1912 San Antonio
The Frost National Bank of San Antonio shows assets including cash on hand 695,833.17 and deposits 1,001,487.82, with loans and discounts 1,209,138.16 and U. S. bonds at par 601,000.00. Liabilities list capital stock 500,000.00, surplus and profits 93,274.71, and total liabilities plus capital at 4,600,741.33. Directors and officers certify the figures as true.
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Othe
United States
Voprpotus Ics Ia
Edtrikian
State Guaranty
DORAL
IECIO
See
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Vervesc Ots Cerascus
Visi Peice
U. S
Cereus Atk NE Cso Cixtevines
San Antonio National Bank Financial Statement Highlights
The document details assets and liabilities of the San Antonio National Bank with U. S. bonds securing circulation and deposits, various bank securities, and a total of 3,703,982.78 in resources. It lists capital stock, surplus, profits, and dividends unpaid, plus endorsements from officers and directors.
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Ferres
State of Texas
Bexar
Ss. I. F. Herff
Ana Halias
Roosevelt in Montana Denies Monarchy Ambition
After an all night ride from Fargo Roosevelt spoke in Hathiway Montana denying any wish to be king. He argued the need to control trusts without “unscrambling eggs” and criticized Wilson’s interstate commission plan while highlighting the split in voters over the progressive platform. He traveled through Grand Forks Fargo and Jamestown speaking for the party.
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Hathiway
Mont
Fargo
N. D
Roosevelt
Montana
Four Hundred
Taft
Progressive Party
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Jamestown
Yie
Austin man Tobin visits San Antonio with K Tobin kin
R. W. Tobin of Austin arrived in San Antonio for a brief visit with his brother Garland Tobin southwestern agent for the Iron Mountain c K Dunlap traffic manager of the Southern Pacific with Houston headquarters is a visitor in San Antonio today F B Griffin city ticket agent of the Katy lines left for St Louis to spend a few days on business and will return late next week
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R. W. Tobin
Austin
San Antonio
Garland Tobin
Southwestern
Iron Mountain
C. K. Dunlap
Southern Pacific
Houston
F. B. Griffin
Katy Lines
St. Louis
Official Statement of The State Bank & Trust Co.
The San Antonio column reports the official financial condition of The State Bank & Trust Co as of September 4 1912. It lists assets including loans and discounts 18 762 14 in real estate 6 000 00 cash 417 909 92 and other items while detailing liabilities such as deposits 1 283 600 35 and capital paid in 100 900 00.
Alamo National Bank Finances and Closing Ledger 1912
The document records the Alamo National Bank close of business September 4 1912 detailing assets including bonds and securities 8 269 81 notes and specie 147 616 90 redemption fund 1 784 180 03 and deposits 3 632 760 16. It lists loans and discounts 1 979 018 51 bank building 153 000 00 cash vault and deposits 992 476 83 and liabilities including capital stock 500 000 00 surplus 183 051 68 circulation 499 200 00 and deposits 2 450 608 52.
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Regna Paha cc Vec Nieeece
Groos National Bank Report from San Antonio Texas
The document presents the condition of the Groos National Bank in San Antonio, Texas, dated September 6 1912. It lists assets including United States bonds and bank cash, and liabilities such as deposits and notes outstanding. Directors include Ned C. Bell Franz C. Groos I. S. Kampmann and others.
National Bank of Commerce San Antonio Balance Sheet 1913
National Bank of Commerce of San Antonio reports assets totaling 3 024 793 95 dollars as of September 4 1913. U S bonds secure circulation 1 939 304 09. legal tender notes 2 090 00. specie 173 671 76. banking house furniture and fixtures 184 045 81. deposits and other items totaling 3 024 793 95.
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Nion
U. S
United States
Ascuss
Esas
San Antonio Loan and Trust Co 1912 Financial Statement
The San Antonio Loan and Trust Co reports assets of 2.78 million dollars with loans 1.94 million and U. S. bonds 315 thousand. It shows cash 764 thousand, deposits 2.45 million, capital stock 300 thousand, surplus 461 thousand, and dividends unpaid 80 dollars. Officials A L C Magruder, William L Herff certify the statement as true and correct dated September 6, 1912.
Neuffer Named Night Engineer at City Asphalt Plant
Jake Neuffer, appointed by Mayor Jones as night engineer at the city's asphalt plant, began duties last night. A locomotive veteran of forty years, he piloted the first train into San Antonio on September 6, 1881, and was the first to run engines for several regional lines and during major constructions including Kerrville and Corpus Christi.
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Jake Neuffer
Jones
Neuffer
San Antonio
International & Great Northern Railroad
Aransas Pass
Reef
Corpus Christi
Kerrville
Sap
Mountain City
Goliad To Host Husking Bee And Farm Exhibit
Goliad Texas will stage a husking bee and farm exhibit on October 9 10 and 11 with readings on local agriculture and demonstrations planned for residents and visitors.
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Goliad
Tex
Red Men and Daughters to Open Convention in Charleston
The National Council of the Improved Order of Red Men and the Daughters of Pocahontas begin their annual convention in Charleston on Monday with Governor Blease delivering the welcome. Sessions will be at the Isle of Palms with high officials invited to attend.
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Charleston
National Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
the Daughters of Pocahontas
Blease
South Carolina
Isle of Palms
Masons
The
Knights of
aged priest repents and widow to visit France
Marie Gillet a 43 year resident of Calumet Michigan plans to travel to Ronchamp near Paris on Monday. She follows a request from a priest who allegedly swindled 100000 francs and now seeks forgiveness. The priest is 88 years old.
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Calumet, Mich
Marie Gillet
Ronchamp
Paris
France
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J. E B. Harding
Co. S. Reier
Robert Muller
Louise Muller
Cleo Pereira
St. Anthony Hotel
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B. E. Forbes
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J. H. Haile
George E. Harris JR
H. C. King
J. M. Dobie
William Bevans
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Alamo National Bank
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Otto Meerscheidt
Joseph Courand
Ernest Steves
Geo. C. Vaughan
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Charles Deussen
Ned C. Bell
Franz C. Groos
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A. L. C. Magruder
A. L. C, Magruder
George R. Stumberg
Nat M. Washer
J. K. Beretta
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