No. 10,071
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
First National Bank
At Monmouth, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business,
on way 4, 1920.
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1. Loan ind discounts, including rediscounts, (except ahown in b & e) $186,843 48
2, Overdraft, gecurei ; unwcurtd S116.SI H6H
5. I', Government Securitiei Owned;
a Deposited to secure .circulation (U. S. bondi par value) 15,000.00
j Owned and unpledged 26 39? U0
ft War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps Artuaily' Owned ST8S
Total U. S. Government Securitiei 41 4S4 35
i Other Bonda, Securitiei etc. '
Securities other than U. S. bond, (not Including
flocks) owned unpledeed t ' Mst&i
joiai oonus, securities, etc. other than U. S....... 74,268.94
60.00
1,200.00
8.MO.0O
J, 000.00
2,105,36
24,900.09
7. Stocks, other than Federal Reserve Rank Stvlr
. Stock of Federal Reserve bank (50 per cent of lubsc'ription)
9. t Value of banking house ;
10. Furniture and fixture!
11 Rt.nl estate owned other than banking house.'.' , , , . . .
12. Lawful reserve with Federal
14. Cash m vault and net amounts due from national banks 89,664.20
.u. j.bi u.uunw uue irom nanKi, oankert and trust com-
M.iieN ouier man included in Itema 12. 18 or 14 9,2S2.f0
ui .nil..-, to, i i, io, in, ana n , 98,947 CO
IS Checks on banks located outside of citv or town of 'V.;n.
bank and other csih items ....... iH wi
. fttrucroiiuuo lUua wun u. s. Treasurer and due from
IT Q
"""r
. ...K.t ea,,, oui. not collected, (approximate) on Notes
mi dih neceivaoie not past due.... , 1 150 00
Totai- ...,....:::::::::::::::;::$i5es
' LIABILITIES.
VM 80,000.00
T r. r;-".;: 10.000.00
u vji.ui.iucu jjivhuj...... 18,371 92
1 b Lesscurrent expenses, interest and taxei paid .. 4 466 56 13 9)5.36
2S. Interest and discount collected or credited, in iU.,,,. ' .
maturity and not earned (approximate) 1 IV) no
28. Circulating notes mitfn.lin ' ' Vw,w
m r w u , . 15,000.00
W. ta.-h.er a checus on own bank outstanding . . . . M
Total of Items 80, 81, 32 and S3....... 63
Demand deposits: (other than bank depoaita) subject to reserve
(deposits payable within SO daya)
84. Individual deposits subject to check........ 316 05 58
85. Certificates of deposit due in less than 80 dayi (other'thMfoV'"' '
money Borrowed)
38. Dividends Unpaid.
, Total of demand deposits (other than bank deraiti) lubject
to reserve, Itema 36, 37, 88, 89, 40, and 41 325 242.67
Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days,
or subject to 30
in n -c . . ' ivviaj uu pusti ravings):
40. Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) .'. 47,551.42
1,182.09
6.00
Vote for Good Roads
Vote 302 X Yes for t'
4 State Road Bond Limit
NO PROPERTY TAX
. HO DIRECT TAX
NO INCREASE IN AUTO LICENSE FEES
NO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX
Present Auto License Fees and Qasolint
Tax will pay both Drincioal and lnh.
on all the bonds under this constitutional
amendment. Approval of thia amendment
la necessary to permit early completion of
state Highways.
State of Oretron, )
..$442,891.03
County of Polk
the hT . solemnly swesr tha,
-,..,... Ule mn m my Knowledge jjj
' ; uiui a" . . . E. L. KILEN, Cashier
bubsenbed and sworn to before me thil 12th day of May, 1920. . ,
, ' . WALTER G. BROWN,
My commission expires September 22, 1920. N7 PubllC'
" : , CORRSCT-Atteat ' '
IraC. Powku,
. , . . l- B. V.Butler
' ' Wat. Riddbll
) Director!.
A lead of young people from
Monmouth attended Christian En
ueavor aoings in uaiias one evening
' this last week. s
When in need of a trunk call on
Moore & Addison Furniture Co.,
Independence, Oregon. We are
agents for the Famous 3-ply trunk
guaranteed not to spilt or warp
Mr. Kilen, Sr., is here for the
summer, having spent the winter
with a son at Bakersfield, Cal.
We have Grass Rugs adaptable
for every room in any home. They
goa long way toward supplying the
needs of a vast army of housewives
who wish a good quality rug at a
low price. Moore & Addison Fur
niture Co., Independence, Oregon.
W. J. Whiteof Dallas, democrat
, ic candidate fr county commis
sioner was circulating among the
voters in this vicinity Tuesday and
rr.ade a call at the Herald office.
Evangelical Church Note
Sunday, May 16. Morning wor
ship at 11. At this service Mrs
Conklin will give a brief report of
the W. M. S. convention held at Se
attle. The Pastor will report some
of the good things given at the an
nual conference held at Portland
last week.
Sermon at 7:30. Sunday School
at 10. Christian Endeavor at 6:45.
Subject: 'Religion Pays". Lead
er, Pearl Conkey. Mid-week ser
vice Wednesday, 7:30 , Aid, (Tues
day and Thursday, p. m. ,
" Manager H. M. Richardson of the
Telephone company was a visitor in
wis city Friday.
We run a free Delivery to Mon
mouth. Moore & Addimn Fnrni.
ture Co., Independence, Oregon.-
O. A. Wolverton wag fifty seven
years young Monday and a number
or friends dropped in during the
evening to help celebrate the event
A very pleasant time is reported
We carry the famous Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet, Make your kitch
en a playground instead of a prison
by owning a Hoosier. Moore & Ad
dison Co., Independence, Oregon.
I. T. Fream has missed a scythe
fro-n his premises and says he hopes
that when the party who borrowed
it,, returns it, the scythe will be as
s larp and in as good condition as it
Wis when borrowed.
Independence Blue Lodire Masons
had work in the third de?ree
Wednesdayfnight followed by a ban
quet and a number of Monmouth
brethren attended.
A'new ferry has been installed at
Buena Vista. ,
Dr. F . W. Bowersox operated on
Mrs. H. C. Winters Wednesday; re
moving her tonsils.
W, J. Manning, who Is workina
in one of the Independence hon-
yards, spent the week end at home.
He expects to start with the paveis
soon.
Extra fine, full blood, year old
0. A. C. rooster for sale." $2.50.
Inquire Herald Office.
Mrs. Dornaife was in town the
nrst of the week, doinz tone
cleaning up around her place here.
Charles Parker, contractor for
construction of the gravity cite
ine was in 'Monmouth Saturday
night. He reports progress on the
line slowed up for lack of pipe, but
the prospect of three car loads dur
ing the week will help out matters.
J. B. Nunn, truant officer of Dal-
las was a visitor here Tuesday look
ing after infractions of ' the child
labor law.
The Monmouth Coonerativn Shin.
ping Association Will save farmer'i
money in the sale of livoaivk Shin
with us and cut out middleman's
profit. H you have stock to ship
notify w. J; Stockholm, Mgr. " tf
Houses and Lots
Houses with one sere. ' Houwi
with larger tracts. Very reasonable
in price. See Moran.
J. S. Prime and family drove to
Portland Sunday afternoon to view
the wreck caused by the collision of
two electric trains at Bertha. Au
tomobiles by the hundred'and thou
sand were there, attracted by this
wreck "which was one of the worst
that has occurred in these parts
in years. , ,
Try a pair cf. Dr. Thomp
4J son's Quality Glass; they
' , are fitted with Aliilitv.
Local Hotel, Tuesday, May 18. 2t
Mrs. Herman Wundcr was called
to Falls City last week Tuesday to
assist in giving a proper welcome to
a small boy born to Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Bruce. . 1
Mrs. Nina Collins was a weekend
visitor with relatives, in Fulls City,
Good Roads may 21
(it 302 X Yu ferrc SUti load load IMt
Strong Evidence
Is the Statement of this Salem Woman
Backache is often kidney ache; A
common warning of serious kidney
ills. "A Stitch in Time Saves Nine"
-Don't delay -use Poan'i Kidney
Pills. Profit bv this nearby roai
dent's experience. Mri. Emilv Kd-
wards. 1108 . 1.1th St., Falem Ore.,
says: "I couldn't iieak too hi'irhly
in praise of Doan's Kidney Pills for
tJM a.!
: . a
I Ira Williams says
j Time to look your mower
I Over !
i The General Blacksmith and Horse shoer '
I have never found anything equal
to this old, reliable kidney medicine
for regulating the kidneys and
stopping backache, I am only too
glud to tell others who are subject
to backache, at I used to be, that
Doan's Kidney Pilli are very relia
ble and effective fur that trouble,"
Price tiOc, at all dealers. Don't
aimtilv ak fur a kidnev remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same ,
that Mr. r.ilwarda hail, foster
Milburn Co., Mfri., Buffalo, N. Y.
BETTER OPTICAL WORK
VOTE
FOR
J. V. Webber has so far recover
ed from his injuries as to te able
to be about some and was down
tpwn a day or two this week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Chesebro
left Tuesday for an extended visit
with relatives in Portland and in
The" Dalles.
Monmouth Heights
Cletus Butler of Monmout t was
on the Heights on business Satur
day. . '
. Roy Clark of Independence was
seen in our midst the first of the
week.
John Moian of Monmouth had
business here the fore part of the
week. ,
Elmer Rake of Monmouth was a
visitor here last Sunday.
C, C. Fishback of Salem, Miss In a
Fishback of near Independence and
Mrs. Robinson and daughter Beat
rice and Mrs. W. H.Mack of Mon
mouth were guests at the Fishback
home Sunday afternoon
Lloyd Cody and family and Mrs.
Bertha Welch of near Independence
were out to their places here the
first of the week.
Ed Borch purchased a milch cow
of Milt Bosley recently.,
If a man can write a better book, preach a batter sermon or
make a bettor pair of glasses than hia neighbor, though he builds
his house In the woods, the world will make a beaten path to his
door., '
I cluim the greatest efficiency in the practice of n,y profession
and taker s justifiable pride In being able to do just a little better
work than my neighbor. " '
Skill, service and fair price compose the indtstructible founda
tion upon which my success has been reared. Cwwult me about
your eyes next " ,' -
Tuesday, May 18, at Local Hotel, All Day
DR. WILL J. THOMPSON
Eyesight Specialist
Iftside and Out -
' PAINTS, VARNISHES, ENAMELS, Etc
Vote for GOOD ROADS
Vote 302 X Yes for
-
4 State Road Bond Limit .,
NO PROPERTY TAX
NO DIRECT TAX
1 NO INCREASE IN AUTO LICENSE FEES
NO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX
' Present Auto License Fees and Gasoline Tax will pay both
principal and interest on all the bonds Under this constitu
tional amendment. Approval of this amendment is
necessary to permit early completion of State Highways.
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