The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 279, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 19, 1917 Page: 1 of 4
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•THERE IS NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR OUR FRIENDS”
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VOLUME XII
BAY CITY IS FIRM IN FINANCESN™ ™
ARE GLOOMY LOT
IN PRISON CAMP
First National Bank
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At the Close of Buxlucb
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RIXH RUES:
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FLYING
amount
Qunrter.
loan
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Realize Seriousness of Predlea*
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START
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If you
iu the Race.
counts I
murderous
mutiny
nt
your child this FLYING
net
START in the Race of Life teach him
MONEY
the importance
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The surest way to cultivate the saving
The above
habit is to let him open a Bank
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operate
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oi l It I Rs
count in his own name
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regardless of
Let him begin at once.
the size of his First Deposit
Expect.
and Trust Co. is
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Guaranty Fund Bank
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STAIEMENT
FIRST STATE BANK
Pursuant t<>
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make deliveries of both the
We
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TOTAL
I .labilities.
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Here
New Fall Patterns
are
All the latest creations in
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Styles and the
You will find here the
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as
same
same
We want you
to come around and inspect
cur
fore you make jour fall purchases.
Moore Dry Goods Emporium
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TH r UN i Vi RSAL CAR
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Millineiy, Ccat Suits, F?1J and Win-
ter Dresses, direct from the most popular Fashion Centers.
Fabric
Screen
Wire, Door*
Window Frames
Condensed Statement of the Financial Condition
of tho
I c Tulle Mercantile t <>inpany
iiig Carload Soon,
remember who
buy for
$100 000 00
25 000 00
12 385 13
1 200 00
25 000 00
is? (I9N 21
one of the
novels ever
Capital Stock
Surplus
Undivided Profits
Deposits
Cashiers’ Checks...
mand
under
world.
Good t
■pl an dll
of The 1
os any I
...$50 000 00
. .. 50 000 00
representut ive,
The LeTullo
however,
Institutions
mditlon
AV
net, $19.
subject
certificate ?
State ,
Bank ,
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INO. I. PRICE LBR. CO
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of SAVING
and Eight Cylinder Cars
ich it Ims
you will find in the larger stores in the cities.
line, and get our prices be-
No Double to shew you.
THREE BANKING INSTITUTIONS HAVE NEARLY THREE
FOURTHS Of MILLION ON DEPOSIT
since
with
praying that they
er, yon can asglst tn
ay the local news coin:
Tribune by merely ’phon
itoma ot intere*f that cc
your way
Bay City, Texas
Call by the Commissioner of Banking at the Close of
Business on September 11. 1917
Resource*.
I LAR 1 hl.MIHLL YOUNG’S
I M l si PLAY COMES SOOX.
.. $391 70S 33
... 25 000 00
6 000 00
3 750 00
1 250 00
... 18 5G0 00
8 225 00
191 7N9 99
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Matagorda County needs for cotton
re- farmers.
old-time
sevei al
to
5110 732 04
11 294 11
1 Ml 85
3 401
8 740 25
1 553 29
74 (577 4.i
TOTAL....................... ■ J-,s 21:1
Our endeavor is to ypmbino progre.-i-ivenes and talfillty with prompt-
ness and courtesy, a: -uring every legitimate accommodation.
FIRS I s I \TE BANK
Guaranty Fund Bank
We Cordially Invite Your Account 1 Per Cent on Time Savings
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. . $55 000 00
4 500 00
19 57:1 SO
138 885 71
251 22
. as. ■
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hi
compare with
communities
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A Redingote Costume
McCall Pattern No. 746s, one of the
many new designs tor November
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agents,
banka,
desire to Rive
Loans and Discounts. .
Real Estate
Furniture and Fixiities
Collections in Transit .
Bonds and Stocks
Interest in Guaranty Fund.
Cash on Hand and in Other Bank'-
ll. I’. Moore. Vice President;
M. Matthew a Assistant Cashier
Wadsworth
shown
Ban k
In r>
it !'■■> a
loans on real
■ real estate
“OLDSMOBILES”
Read thi . ad and
handles the seed when you
next year.
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291.3d, a condition which will more
favorably
flourishing
and sky-
the favorite di
ockade a week ago,
spend their time
01 muvb
In busy cities or tho country road, lhe Ford is a
favorite ov r tho whole motor field. There are
strong reasons why half the buyers of America de-
Ford cars. They have proved their worth
tho most trying conditions in all parts of the
People buy Ford cars because they know
hat they have done and will do. They have be-
come one of tho every-day necessities. Touring cur
$2i;o, Jan iIh..it $315, Coiipelel $505, Town Car $595.
Sedan $1115. all fob Detroit. On display and for
rale by Bay City Auto A Salos Company
Thompson. President;
1 ,e w is, 1 ’ashler; 1'2
N M. Vogelsang, A II
Capital Stock;
Paid in
Larned . .
Surplus (earned) .
Undivided Profits
licseivcd for taxes
Circulation
DEPOSITS
I.o.ins ami Discounts
I'nlted States Bonds
Liberty Loan Bonds
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank
Five Per Cent Redemption Fund
Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures
other Real h'state.
C\SH VND SIGHT EXCHANGE
by
s to $218,213.73. of wh
and discounts of $|O8,1SS.17
h ans real estate. $8,107.07: collections
in transit, $3,401.71; bonds and stocks, I
$8,740.25; real estate and banking 1
$1,137.80; other real estate,
due from approved reserve |
dl.55R.7T>; due from other |
I.'191.32; cash item: $1,110.47;
ency. $1,119.00; specie. $3,191.90, J
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According to the statements ot the
iree banks uf Baj City published
Septeihber 17 ami IS. in their reports
to the comptrollers of currency, tor
the close of bus iiess on September Il-
li) 17. our community is in a most flat- .
tiring condition, which indicates ai
like condition for the county and the | 1
business affairs of the city.
Tho combine 1 strength of these
tl iee Institutions is e insider ibly over
a million dollars, or, (to be exact, $1.-1
r95.291.30, a condition which will more;
than favorably compare with the
most flourishing communities of j 81 1 s,..os. 1 o.
rcxaM. posit, $18,823.02
The grand total of the amount of
business shown by the First N«- ’
are
• I reach
in the
Houston.
The prisoners seem to realize
si riotisiiess of their predicament
many of them apaprently ahead)
gard themselves as doomed men
Instead of crap shooting
that larking, which were
will i versions at lhe st
as: the* negroes now
I weeping and pra> Ing.
In J Tuesday night a regulai
and
of the negroes delivered orations
I their fellow captivea. The congrega-
| lion became so wrought up that the
MILL HANDLE 1 while guards on duty inside the enelo
MIBYXI < Il I I OXSII l>. ire wee withdrawn, it being f.-.m I
that some of the negroes in their
fn nzv might invite death by attackin:';:
the guards The patrol outside the
wire fence was strengthened but the
precaution proved unnecessary
the negroes were so occupied
their singing and
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'The Price. She Paid,
most, popular American
written, with Clara Kimball Young,
t e favorite of all moving picture ac-
tr ssi , will be tho Selznick-Pictures
t iture offering at Ahe Grand Theatre
soon. The story is that ot Mildred
(lower, a young women who has been
reared in luxury, and finds horself al-
most penniless at the death of her
father. It Is necessary that she make
a ' good match," and because of the
taunts of relatives she is finally forc-
ed to marry a multimillionaire many
years her senior. She finds herself
little more to him than a fine piece
of furniture which he displays to his
friends to gratify his pride, and she
leaves him. A former sweetheart pro-
vides her with money to enable her
to study for an operatic career, but
she makes little progress, until an-
other man, Donald Keith, shows her
that success I*, to be reached only
through eslf-denlfll. She then learns
that she never was legally the wife
of the multimillionaire, as he had.a
wife living In an Insane asylum.
Finally she achieves her ambition and
is free to marry the man of her choice.
This picture w • > dire* tod by Charles
Glblyn. who has recently joined the
Selznlck t< rces.
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tateinint is correct.
furniture ami fixtures, $18.-1 1,0 h
real estate, $8,225.00; r”’°«l’«’,oii‘<
exchange. $194,789.99. with t!le so"’"''' '
tions of the Stale.
Tho. LeTulle Mercantile Company
will represent tho Storey Myrick Me-
bane Cottonseed Company of Lock-. ... - -------^ ... .
halt in th. ectlon, the deal having 11’fid not the slightest attention to any
bo' ii finally settled between the com-
pany and Mr Myrick, by his traveling
Mr. C. E. Meadows.
Mercantile Co.npany
expect a carload of this famous seed
Bay i within the next few days. They are
has an in-1 telling those who have bought any of | tain
seed.
of the amount of I reports for the Blessing
by lhe First Nn- "ank and tho Markham State
Honal Bank is $(’>51,283.37. of this sum :u'e dee in this office, but did
the First National has in its loan and roach us In time for this article
discount budget $394,708.35; United W°‘B without sa> ing,
States bonds. $25,000.00; "Liberty those two splendid
Loan" bonds $5,000.00; stock in Fed- hhow a ™r>’ Prosperous
oral reserve bank. $3,750.00; bankinghave <1ono-
house furniture ami fixtures, $18.- nf th«8e banks operate In' Tuesday
500 00; other real estate, $8,225.00; t’roslH',oiis communities and rank A1 I prayer meeting was held
| cash and sight cxcluoiRe.'$194,789.99.1'' ith the soundest banking instifu- '
; This bank’s liabilities are scheduled as
i follows: Capital stock paid in. $50,-
000.00; earned, $50,dim.00; total capital
stock, $100,000.00. its snrpl is earned
is $25,000.00, with net undivided profits
of $12,385.13. It has in circulation
$25,000.00 and on deposit $487,698.21.
The sum total of business
by the report of the Bay City
BAY CITY BANK & TRITS CO.
I $25.187.95• furniture and fixtures $•>.-
">00 00; due from approved reserve
agents, net. $101,000.37: due from oth-
er banks. $5,667.28; currency, $13,-
169.00, specie, $7,739.86. The
City Bank and Trust Co.
terest of $6,103.05 in the depositor’s I the seed, fn today’s Tribune, to call
guarantee fund. Its liabilities are as and get their supply,
[follows: Capital stock pn,id In, $65,-
000; undivided profits, $7,571) 00; in-
dividual deposits. $252,426.65; time
certificates of deposit , $36,474.64;
cashier’s checks. $1,589.29.
Tho total amount of business
.1. C LEWIS. Cashier
thing else.
The camp repri'sented a weird seen''
in tho drizzling rain with the search
lights playing over the fear-: trlcken
facts of tho dusky prisoners.
The board of inquiry, under Cap-
Homer Preston, continued It
work during tho day, hut as usual
nothing was given out concerning the
nature of the testimony.
Late Tuesday, it was announced
that the courtmartial for the negroes
would b<> held In El Paso about two
weeks hence, and that the hearing
will be public.
United «orB
"Liberty ,I10S<’
stock in Fed-|"bn"
banking
El Paso, Texas, September 18
interest in the guarantee fundiGloom has descended over the camp
3.29 The First State Bank’s of the negro prisoners at Fort Bliss an
liabilities consist of capital stock paid the examinations before the board of
I in. $55,000,00; surplus fund. $ 1.500.00; 1 inquiry proceed ami the negroes ate
I undivided profits, net. $19.573 80; in- questioned concerning their partleipa
deposits subject to cheek. ( tion
time certificates of de
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 279, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 19, 1917, newspaper, September 19, 1917; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1333003/m1/1/: accessed July 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.