The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 17, 1914 Page: 1 of 6
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CASHION, KINGFISHER COUNTY. OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17. 19*4.
NO. 33.
KKOApITU liATION
Of The b armers' State Bank
Resources
Loans and Dimwits $33,8J3 43
Overdrafts . . 501 17
Warrants . 1,362 46
(State and School District)
Kat.k Building ar.d Furniture 3,333 00
Cash and SigJit Ex-
change 17,807 14
Total . Sdl 8i7 20
Liabilities
Capital Stock . . $10,000 00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 1,039 51
Deposits . 50,737 6*
Tot 1.1 . $61,827 2".
Toe above statement is correct.
A. H WIGHT, Cashier.
Publisher's Report of the Condition <>,
The Farmers' State Bank
of Cashion, Ok la , Dec. 8. 1014
RESOURCES
and Floyd Pulliam, all of Cashi'm. Hi
also leaves 7 grandchildren, and al' of
tnese have the sympathy of the entire
cornrnunity in their sad bereavement,
all being present at the funeral.
lie moved from Missouri to Oklaho-
ma in 188!) with l is family tuning a
homestead, the present home of i.ix
family.
His remains v ere phipp-i froo
Drumright to Guthrie, when they were
brought to the home of ti is family on
Dec, 8, and th • funeral was conduced
there Dec. y by Kev Owen*, of Guth-
j iie, after which the rc-mams were fol-
i o ved to their last restir 4 plai 0 in the j
Hurmony cemetery beside those of ins j
I son, Olam, an i daughter, Mrs, Bur-I
1 right.
The casket was covered with beaiiu-
ful flowers. Owing to the stormy
weather there wer not as many at the
funera! as there would have been.
Loans and Discounts
438 8^3
43
Overdrafts, secured and un-
secured
501
17
Stocks, Bonds, Warrants, e
tc. 1362
46
Banking House
1,899
73
i umiture and fixtures
1,433
27
Other Heal Estate owned
12,538
70
Due from Banks
138
48
Checks lid other C.j.-h Item? 81
92
Exchanges for Clearing
I
House
1,927
50
Biils of Exchange
3,120
51
Cash in Bank
Total
5.61,827 20
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In
$10,000 00
What have you got to
trade lor a good buggy
and set of single harness?
Sse G. C. Marriott,
Cashion, Okla.,
Home From the Dairy Belt
N. W. Wueelr-r returned last night I
from a month spent in Uie dairy dis-
trict 01 Wisconsin. He did not bring
Surplus Fund
Undivided Profits, less Ex-
pense? and Taxes Paid
Individual Dep its Subject
to Chack
Time Certificetes of Deposit
400 00
€39 51
36,665 55
14,122 14
Total . 501,8^7 20
State of Oklahoma,
County of King:; her, } ' "
I, A. B WIGHT, Cashier of the
afcova-narned Bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belie/,
so help me God.
A. B. WIGHT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 16th day of December, 1P14
S. S COLE, Notary Public.
My commission expires, Jan. 22, 1918.
Correct-Attest:
MELVILLE CARTER, )
W A CLIFT. . Directors
P. T. BEUTLER, >
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Harrison Dial Fulliam
Was bcrr; in St. CISir County, Illin-
ois, March 20, 1846; died at Drumright
Uk'a., whve he was running a room-
ing house, Dec C, 1914, age 6S years,
S motrths, 26 days.
In 1881 he moved to Barton county,
Mo., where he was married to Miss
Victoria Danieis, Nov. 7, 1882, and to
this union was born 14 children, two
pair being twins. One pair of twins
died in early childhood and Oiam Puil-
iam died in April, P)07; Mrs. Eflie Bur-
right died in August, 1910. He is sur-
vived by 10 children: Mrs. Msude West
of Guthrie, Mrs. Emma Peterson, of
Hankin. Mrs. Goldie Collins, Harry,
John, Edgar, Edna, Gracis, Charley
Hear Rev. L., J. Parker at M
E Church morning and evening,
Sunday, Dec. 20.
The First National Bank
of Cashion, Oklahoma.
M msuj)
The
Farmers'
Bank
Therefore,
For the convenience of the farmers
during the harvest and threshing
season this Bank will be opm
from 7 oyclock in the morn-
ing until 6 o'clock in t?)e
evening for the tiansnction of
any and all business in our line.
We have plenty of money to loan
to the farmers of this community
and invite one and all to join our
crowd of satisfied customers.
A Farmers' Institution:
d i«.r be .vas caught there by the
soi.t quarantine that was put over the
entire siata by theFeoeral authorities,
due to tile font and rnouth disease a-
mon^ the stock. He did bargain lor a
nice bunch of stuff, however, and wi 1
get s.une wuc:n ine matter of trans-
portation is reopened He ht does
not xsgret tue tune and money spent,
even if he doa^ not receive a bingle
head of stock irom the trip, lie did
get a larger view of the dairy 1 dairies*
during the mouth, and comes home
with a vision of the future for our own
country. He sa^s we have a better
layout for dairying than tne farmer ol
tbe north. Feed is a lot_ cheaper, and
thii winters are so much shorter and
milder that it takes much less teeo
here.
He spent most of the time in the vi-
cinity of Watertown, a great dairy
center, where the big cow barn is buiit
warmer, ai d in some cases, more com-
modious than our larnv houses. Barns
costing from three to five thousand
' dodarB are quite common,- and men
j iiave great dairy plants, arid ,thh k
| nothing of being in debt many thous-
j ands of dollar;!, knowing very wei! chat
the cows wou d eventually pay out.
Mr. Wheeier says that the big con-
densary at Watertown was only paying
$1.60 f'^*tii!k. as against $1.90 S.er-.
which proves quite conclusively that
our comp my is doing the prop.-r thing
with the patrons here.
Wher conditions get better in the
north, so that it is safe tu move stuff,
Mr. Wheeler is goin^ back and bring
into this country some of the nicest,
cattle that is to be found.,— Meivan*;
(Kan.) News.
I The Farmers' State Bank f
I Of Cashion, Okla. '
We are not the people who put the "farm'' in 1
Farming- However, }
We have a notion that we organized and are J
still operatiugtiie"Fir *t'* farmers Sank j
lit
We do not expect to change our methods for
your Harvest Money as we are at your service the
YEAR AROUND, rem stilting at our work
unliS \ lianBt.u gnce<1 sarenapplied.
We build on our efficient Banting Service and
Safety.
SERVICE and SAFETY is our invariable prin-
ciple.
If some important business slips your mind dur- I
ing your hard working day, phone us in the evening \
at No. 17, 20 or it will receive (immediate and *
I cheerful attention. J
* ; On approved security we are a I way h ready 5
i to loan money. " j
I DIRECTORS: |
I w. A. CLIFT T. G. ABERCR0MB1E
5 P. T. BEUTLER J
| MELVILLE CARTER AVERY B. WIGHT i
All Kinds of Building Material.
See Us Before You Buy.
—Fhone 38.
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Barnard, W. F. The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 17, 1914, newspaper, December 17, 1914; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc107219/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.