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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK-
The First National Bank of Lincoln,
which for over forty years has been the
leading financial institution of the Capi
tal City, recently moved into its new
eight-story building on the corner of
Tenth and O streets. The entire first
floor is occupied by the banking room,
which is handsomely finished through
out in marble and mahogany. Many com
pliments have been heard on the beauti
ful design and finish of this banking
room, and by excellent judges it is said
to be one of the finest and most effective
in the country. The vaults are located in
the basement where safety deposit boxes
of the latest design are provided for cus
tomers. The upper stories are arranged
for offices and thanks to the central loca
tion, modern construction and scientific
provisions for light, heat, ventilation and
cleanliness, are considered among the
most desirable rooms for office purposes
in the city.
The First Trust & Savings Bank is lo
cated with the First National Bank on
the first floor. The steady growth in
popularity and financial strength of this
thrift promoting enterprise speaks vol
umes for the sound basis on which the
financial prosperity of Lincoln is found
ed. Over half a million in deposits with
more than twenty-five hundred custom
ers' names, indicates the confidence in
which this institution is held by the pub
lic as well as the economical condition
and productive capacity of Lincoln's citi
zenship. The First National Bank has always
been counted among the public-spirited
institutions of Lincoln and numbers its
friends by the thousands. It also has a
large and satisfactory list of banks and
bankers throughout the state who make it
their chief depository. With a capital and
surplus of 750,000.00 and deposits of
four millions, and a management identi
' fied with the interests of the city and
state and solicitous for the welfare and
prosperity of the community, the growth
of the institution in size and in the esti
mation of its patrons is not hard to understand.
Some Other Big Things We Boast About
We rather guess Nebraska produces
more in the line of men than mere orators
and statesmen and politicians. Quite a lot
more. There's G rover Cleveland Alexand
er, f'rinstance. And "Wahoo Sam"
Crawford. And George Stone. And Les
lie Nunamaker. To admit not knowing
these eminent Americans is to argue one's
self unknown. Is not Grover Cleveland
Alexander the pitching sensation of the
baseball year? And do not Crawford and
Stone make big dents in history every
day with their war clubs? And isn't Leslie
Nunamaker making Aurora, Nebr., as fa
mous as Emerson and his bunch made
Brook Farm? We opine yes, and yes
again. Orators, steers, baseball players,
oats, politicians, corn, statesmen, wheat,
sweet singers, hogs when the nation
wants the best in these lines it simply has
to turn to Nebraska to satisfy its desires.
There are but six states that produce
more farm and live stock products than
they consume, and Nebraska is one of the
six. These six states produce a surplus
that nations depend upon for their food
supplies.
The biggest steer ever reared was reared
in Nebraska. "Nebraska Queen" tipped
the beam at 3,054 pounds when in her
prime.
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