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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1918)
t mm: . OUR BOYS ARE "OVER THERE" , WhadLibwty ml Democracy to work for in former -Liberty Loan drives. But NOW our boys ere "over there" depending upon us stay at homers to bck them up. Let's show em thzt our pitriotii-n te-noTof the " "BLANK CARTRIDGE" kind, and put the 4th Lean over , the day it startT' j rr t r f ' The Fint National Bank can be count- , ' ed upon to help in every way possible. IraC. Powell . .... Preeidwt onrrtouth Or6cn. - ill! irffc ir tfM , TKS CHICON AC"ULTU3AL CCliXCZ wkkV the United States, avtfeoritiei hive ranked as on of Uw tfteeo diitiaiuiihed iiutitutioni of the country lor occlleact ia military training, kit retpoodtd to the et!L Tb Collect b , (. djitintiiiihcid not only for iti Military inttnution, but t -,lh I n.Mii: Dotkouimm uso fos J,- 'iU i " Iti itronf ioduttiuj courwi for men and for wootai la Ark Jian, Comk, EatiaiKiat, Fsmuir j . . Kmm Ecaawakt, M ia Fkaiaacr. aM , , Vauiiaaal tdmaiioa. (? fowW3Uw4virpcefuiitoWlife. Its democratic coHee Spirit IUiUCCiful graduate. , , ,,ff Student! enrolled last year, J45JI Mars on lu service lags, Ujl, over forty percent representing officer!. ' , Cflie eyna fcpteeaAee U,lsU. r-riila(,l llaatnwd feoaWt, mW WanMik wriu to ibt SaslMw, Certain. Omen 1 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE 1 . First National-Bank- , I At Monmouth, in the State of Oregon, at the close of buiinc: . " ,f, rntt AuJt31, 491$. RESOURCES 6,200.00 - 60.00 1,200.00 "I 1 9,000.00 2,000.00 2,756.64 16,711.98 ! 1. Loam and diieounta.. rv;.ii.,,.:.,rt.fl20.6S3.2o 2. OvenlnfU, tecured 1163.88; unteeured tl.618,74.. 1,6S2.62 I. U. S. bondat (other than Liberty Bond but Including U. 8. car ' -tiflratetof lwlbUrfneea.)'----"-"-."-.--..-c;---, " a V. 8. bondt deposited to leeure circulation (parvake) $15,000.00 " f U. 8. bondt and eertlflcatei of tndebtedneu owned and r unpledged., . ... 7,000.00 22,000.00 . Liberty Loan Bondt i , A I i" CXU. J a Liberty Loan Bonda. Z, 4 and 4) per cent, unpledged 7. Bonda, tecurltiee, etc. (other 'than U. S.)i. ' ' Sreuritiei other than v. 8. bonda, (not including tocka) owned unpledged. 49,462.69 , ' Total bonda, aeeuritiet, etc........ & 8(ck,'oUier than Federal Reaerve Bank Stock!.!. i.i. ) 9. Stock of Federal Reterve bank (69 per cent of subscription) .... JO. a Value of banking houae 9,000.00 ! Equity In banking houae. '.irrtvsmm.,.., 1. Furniture and fixtures , J2. Real estate owned Other than banking house ts. Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank i'',-.ii,,.v.'..S. 15. Cash in vault and net amount due from national banks.......... 66,431.33 ..16V Net amounts due from banks, baukera and trust com- .paniea, other than included in Items 13, 14 and 16...... ...13,337. 78 Total of item 14, 16, 18, 17, and 18 a.. wv., ,.....69,708.11.. r 19 Checks on banks, located o&fcide of city or town of reporting 1 iv bank and other cash items 122.02 20. Redemption fund with U. 8..Treiurerand due ttmi:jZ U. 8. Treasurer 760,00 22. War Savinga Certificate! and ThrKtUmps actually owned ( 699. 73 23. Other assets; if any .' . : ..'.!..'.... . . 1,093.82 , .Total........ v. ....,.....$303,106.26 r LIABILITIES. , -, i lU. Capital stock paid in.. 1 80,000.00 '2if. Surplus fund........'. '...i.l; 10,000.00 26. a Undivided profits .:...j...;.,'v.ni.'... 11,917.03 ; b Less curreut expenses, interest and taxes paid ...... 1,215.67 10,701.46 ;30. Circulating notes outstanding .....,!;..;., 15,000.00 L Demand deposits! (other than bank deposits) subject to reserve . -J (depoaita payable with n 80 days) -. , ,84. Individual deposits, subject ,to.f check, 4,, .... ,.... . . . . . 187,539,81 35. Certificates of deposit due in leas than 30 days (other than for money borrowedli........,.,.... ,,.,,.. 20,463.41 $7. Cashier's checks ;outstai)d!r.,1.A.j.i4..;;,.i. , 62.89 . Total of demand deposits (other than bank depoaita) subject 1 i to reserve, Items 84, 86, 86,87, 88, 89,40, and 41. . ;208,066.11 Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 80 days, , ' v or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings) : 42. Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) '. , . , 29,348.69 xotai , ,....1303,106.26 State of Oreeon, I County of Polk, f 88 I, Ira C. Powell, President of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. ? , m ' IRAC. POWELL, President' Subscribed and sworn tfl bef ore . rne" this 10th day of September, 1918.' 1 f WALTER G. BROWN, ', ,. . . . ... Notary Public... My commission expires September 22, 1920. . "- CORUECT-Attest w '"' "-h""' JVM. RlDDELL . 1 ..N , i ' ' J. B. V. Butler ' " 1 Directors, f I.M. Simpson 1 41 Viil2c:ttc Chapiter To Elect Officers At the last meeting of the Execu tive Koard of Willamette Chaoter. it was dee ided that special meet ing of the members of Willamette Chapter be called to elect a nomin ating committee for the purpose of selecting; executive officer! for the chapter for the ensuing year. This meeting is to be held at the Com. mercial Club Auditorium, Septem ber 19, rS18, at 7:30 o. m. The names selected by this com mittee will be recommended for election at the first annual election of ofT.cers to be held at a subsequent date, between the 1st and 16th of October, rcch date to be determin ed at the meeting on Sept. 19. ' Everyone holding a Red Cross membership card is urged to be present. ' , The present officers whose succes sors are to be chosen are listed be low: ,!'.'.:. ' ' . CUriman Ilarry W, lleyers: First Vice Chairman Mrs. B. O. Schuckirj; Second Vice Chairman August nuckestein; letrar--D W. Em: fecretarylirs. Arthur S. Ben- aon, . r.. y , ,. Chairman of Educational Com mlttee-tlrs. Lawrence T. Karris; Chairmen of Canteen Committee -William Gahlsdorf. : Nosilaries or remuneration of any kind ia connected with this work, ' ' - -; : i ; Meetings of this executive board are held each week, and matters of coniaderable importance are tran sacted at the meetings in addition to Uie rerulsr routine hanrlled throat the Eaeretary's oSce daily. it is important that capable and representative members should be elected, as this patriotic work re quires constant and careful atten tion, and those who accept the re sponsibility of membership on this board ahould expect to devote con siderable time to the work, and not be simply figure heads. N. C. Foster is takinar in the sights in the metropolis at present and in his absence Donald Skeen is making the delivery for the Killer Mercantile Co. ., , .. . A. 'A. Williamson and family have moved to Albany where Oscar Williamson is to have charge of one of the grade schools of the city. Mrs. Sullivan and Miss Millie Clark made a trip to Valseti Tues day in the interest of business and report a fine day spent in the newly opened country to the south of us. John and Joy Ostrom have been enjoying a ten days visit with their brother at Ft Canby. ' A. E. Alderman came up from Parker Wednesday to register. Albert Sure i here from Tilla mook county and may stsy through the winter. Mrs. Albert Tetherow reports selling t00 worth of Evergreen blackberries this year from a patch of these vines which in former times were eonsiiared a test and were plowed up and mowed c J in a rain effort to exterminate them. Miss Parrott , returned Thursday from her vsctiion in E?fcburg, prepared to t-e up her duties in the Normal. Miss !mog!re Ekhrs parted for Portland tJzsr&zf trhre she will tdtea trip c? the the Gambia h!.wcy andvidt wiihtt sfater, Mrs. C. A. Cock at Multncr Ji. . e. KewiCt ol Inc-'nce visited Saturday with bis coiher, Mrs. Hewitt in Ciis city. A. P. naber, kzZng crlcultur ict of the LewicvKte district hauled wood to MonaoeCh sevcrj days this week. Mr.and Mrs. HZiat force of Portland were the trrj ct the former's rrer.ts in Lcr-:i Sun day. ' Mrs. E. Clark Is home from a lengthy visit in ATzj. r. Hoibrook arrived here this week front Idaho and ia now at the bene of his son, S, A. Ko.'brock in this city and p!c to liveksre. Mr. Holbrook, Sr is 80 years of te although still hale and hearty he splits up a rick of wood m the morning by way of. exercise. It is 45 years since he saw bis son.: Capiiat CLm!s Kitai 10:00 A. H. The Eitle School. 11:00 Morning worship. Sermon: "Winning the World for Christ." As this service marks the beginning of the fall drive a full attendance is expected, The congregation voted Sunday uight to continue the joint evening services with the Evangelical church for two weeks lorcsr. The joint Endeavor and evening worship will be held Sunday night in the Evan gelical church the Baptist Pastor preaching. " ,: ' , ErarceiicaJ Church fJotsa Sunday, September 15. Morning Worship at II. Subject: "Love, or The Greatest Thing in the World." At 8 p. m. Union services. Rev. Pace of the Baptist church, speaker. Union young peoples' services at 7:15 Sunday School at 10. ; Prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 8 p. nu? 7- ; . . r, PrCoiiilin, Pastor. : Prize Vhr.:r Miss Beth Ostrom returned Mon day from Spckane, R'aJi., where she has been in atter.ijice at the Interstate Fair.. L-h took part in four di'erent ccatec kA helped to carry off the honors for Orejon, which state, ty the wry, took more prizes, at least in the children's In ducirial Contitj azy of th aren states eoc-ctir j. L tsk ng Contest Bath tcck.fcj priie; in JuJr:nz Baking she took first; in Sewing Contest, f rd aal ia Jang Zekz, 2nd. Beth iu:.t to Vao Co., several wechs t to irzzti e wili The Cv"rs er-.f-j fa, u C.t lJtwJ t"iw-j a r. Ur of tf-ta'ittLi wu to r resent thi:mr.;r ii iu raivS rpiirc members . of the t r d!"alifyir;g Ecth. s - 3, t :a: U .w .-..t ia tli Ll&l C:b ti ri u this rcLt-ke wu. tzfilj in to her kaiors, the 2id the t'A CLj by sending C-i to ths t. 'sfair aywty U ft:;.z.. ..Jivt of Oregon. Akho Lh is a Polk county girl, she went ai a czr of Waaea; kcr erc:! Izrz ri. i ther by-the eocttyorty its srjer mtendjnt azi other c'.b Liers. The DcIIca eraiirj fcra rca first phe h the er'"t rt"i erttties it to atrip to CLicrin Octchir to contest tttha Hz, Corn Cow. t (t that ' the be -se, it "Mr. and Mrs, T, S, Ealry came up from Porthaid fw a visit a week since and Mrs. Haicy and Hjold accompanied then taJt tzi spent the week end witJi thcaj in .Por t- lcnd.'"': v ? A. H.Craven and fa:J!r return ed from their Candaa trip Thurs day and report a fine thae a!Chotii they found tie eoct eouctar a l.t- tle too ehi"y fjresxfart. John E. Chatf azl ilia Ida Heewce married ky JcJ Eirk trick Dolts Weiie:!. ( It is reported that we are to have another wood saw in town.. ' r H1 illiTg jCrS. jp. Caratlias patois j, pt$.M SHI WMqed (, t Oca us and est (ittsd up for your Fall vorh ' , f 1 rjownouK-i' HAnawAr ca
