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Mechanics Needed
1. According to a statement made
by Mnjor Murk L. lrolnnil, Quarter,
master Corp, V. S. A , who IV I" com.
maud of the extensive mitomobilo re
pair shops at Port Sum Houston, Texas,
the groat need In the present war Is
motor transportation and tin greatest
problem arising In connection with
motor transportation Is to keep it
HVHlIablo at all times for service. In
order to accomplish this the govern,
inent Is In actual need of hundreds of
automobile mechanics and men pos
sessing qualifications milking thorn
dculrnblo In and about automobile, re
pair industries
The repair tdiopn lit Fort Sam
VIonston are designated by the war dp.
tmituient to take enro of the motor
transportation south of Kansas and i
west of Ihcj Missouri, which menus
that the groat number of motor driven
vehicles involved In service wi.hin the
confine of the territory tuontloned
are dependent upon the repair shops
tt Felt Sam Houston for overhauls.
6. Tin education and training of
mon foi this class of service with the
Hiiny is one of the principal factots of
the shops located at . Fort Sum Hous
ton Adequate Instruction Is given
the men to qualify for servico with
mechanical units for sendee in this
country and abroad. A large percen
tage of Ameiienns In this section of
the country are somewhat surprised to
know that1 such an organization exists
at Fort Sam Houston, where men are
dally being received for training In
the particular duties connected with
motors and motor transportation,
i 1. Thcro exists nt this tlmo urgent
need of men who have had experience
in the following trades:
Auto Repairer Mechanical Knginoor
ltlacksmith ltattery Hepaltnien
Carpenter Mec Auto Repairer
Harness Maker Mec. Wood Worker
Painter Motor Cycle Repairer
Plumber Helper, Harness
Tire Repairer Sheet Metal Worker
Tool Itcpalier Helper Auto Uep ilrer
Trimmer, Auto Inspector, Motor
Welder Machine Tool Iuspee.
Machinist Machinist Helper
Wheelwright Magneto Repairer
Cook
.1. Captain Ned Horton, Q. M U. C,
Executive ofllcor of Quartermaster
Mechanical Repair Shop. No. .'Ml, at
Fort Sam Houston, who is well-known
in and about the Urowu&villu district,
when interviewed stated that the op.
portunlties open to men for service In
this- shop are beyond comprehension
of civilians. While It is well known
(hut the Navy has had in operation
training school, for a number of years
past, the, army has never hefoio operat
ed training institutions such as the one
in existence at Fort Sam Houston, for
the reason th.it the lequlrements of
the army In the past have been tide
quute'j met by adjunctive departments
attached to corps or regiments, in the
pri'nt emiTgi'ncy it has been recog
nised by tlie higher oillcials that the
methods pursued in tho past could no
longer meet the exigencies of the ser
vice and as a consequence the great
rvpixlr shop?- have sprung into exist
Vnce. with the end in view of providing
mechanical education and training for
snltable men
U The government has been ex
tremely generous In the apportionment
of non.eouintKsioued crudes, and a
1 iree nereentaco of the ollieers now
serving with the shops have been pro
unotcd to commissioned officers froni
Vue ranks of enlisted personnel. An
instance ot advancement is Lieutenant
Ira A. Tedder, well known in tho
Urowusvilie dlrtrlut. Lieut. Tedder
ottered his services to the government
us an enlisted man; within a short
time his ability was and is recognized
and he was promoted to llrst liouten
nt in the Quartermaster Corps nnd Is
sit this time in charge of one of the
principal departments of the shops.
The instance cited is but one of many
where men of energy and ability have
been promoted to administrative posi
tions in the shops.
7 Any man, whether In the draft
nge or otherwise, who has had export
unco along the lines abovo Indicated, Is
requested to write without delay to
the Commanding Olllccr of Quarter
master Mechanics Repair Shop No.
,101. Fort Sam Houston, Texas, who
will furnish full particulars concern,
ing pay, government allowances, and
other subject matter Indicating oppor
Untitles that are opou to men possess
ing quallllcatlons making them desira
ble for duty with this organization.
Uncle Tom's Cabin
The Terry aggregation arrived here
Mouday and stngod tho old reliable
just as advertised. Their street page
ant was worthy of a circus day. , For
Homo reason the big tent was not
ercoted and again the Orpheum theatre
wns the bonellolary. However, Unnlo
Tom, little Evu, (loo. Harris, Simon
Legroe and all tho others presented
the graphlo old story most excellently
aud although, because of counter.at
tractions, the audience was not large
It was highly appreciative. An "after
concert" was n very interesting for.
ture, nearly everyone remaining for it
dcsplto the late hour.
Inavale
.Mrs. Sadie Holdredge and mother,
Mrs. M. 0 Hummel spout Sunday
with C. K. Joyce and family.
Itf,c.ie Uutledge spent the latter pint
of the week in lied Cloud.
Lo Ituby attended the piny given
by the graduates In lied Cloud last
week, also the commencement.
Clyde Wick wit o spent the first of the
week In Denver.
Mrs Anna Oeisley has been on the
sick list the last few clays.
Donald llurtwoll Hild wife atitoed to
lied Cloud Tuesdaj evening.
liny Marker and son spent Sunday lit
lied Cloud with the formers father and
mothur. Mr and Mrs J. W. Hnrker.
MHs Dorothy Hartwell l spending
a few days In Hastings
Word was received hero Monday by
Mrs. lions of the death of Floyd Pow
ell on Suinday. He was kilted 111 an
unto accident. Sevorul pioplti had re
celled cat ds of his graduation on last
Friday night. He was the only son of
Mr. and Mrs. Mllo Powell, who resided
here for several yeai"
Mr. OindoriT received word hit
week of the arrival of n baby boy at
her daughter's Mis Walt Hustings of
limning, Net)
Pauline and Chester Wiekwltc were
quite sick the first of the week
Mrs, Guy Marker and daughters
spent Sundaj and Monday in Red
Cloud w tli J. W. Marker and family.
tjulte a crowd attended the tent show
heie Tueiday night," which showed war
pictures.
A good many were passegers to Rid
Cloud Memorial Day.
Bladen
I. T. Negley made a business trip to
Inavale Friday.
.A. M. Lirrick was in Red Cloud on
business the nilddlo of the week.
Sol Anderson and John Daker atitoed
to Rivertou the last of the week.
Virtus Helton wa up from Ft. Riley
Sunday on a short fui lough. He is in
the Medical depait incut of the servico.
Clarence Mte made a business trip
to lJlue Hill Monday.
The Highland local of the Farmers'
I'nluii held U meeting Friday evening
and a goodly number turned out.
County Agent Finish gave an inteicst
ing lecture during the course of the
meeting.
Ivan Cunningham was In Hastings
the Hist of tne week undergoing an
operation for adenoids Ilo is much
bettor at the present writing.
An ice cream social held for tho
benellt of the l'laiuvleiv baud, was giv
en at the 1. V. Negley home Thursday
evening A large crowd was present
and spent an evening of pleasant en-
tertuiument.
Mr. and Mis. R. L. P. Haller and Mr.
and Mrs. C. J. Haller, all of Colbert
sun, visited Joe Hums and family the
past week.
Produce Infertile Eggs
Now is the time Unit lias been sug
gested us the date to confine or segre
gate tho male bird fjrom the Hock If ho
is of no value as a breeder. Dispose of
him on the market or else can hlin by
the cold-pack method. The date has
been taken from the poultry question
naire cards that huvo been .sent out to
the poultry raisers of the state.
The reason for doing this Is to pro
duce Infertile eggs as there is a loss In
tho stato of Nebraska of '.'.1 por cent
of the eggs laid during tho summer
months, that are unfit for lnimnn con
sumption. The fertile eggs will ger
minate at u temperature above 03 de
grees, thus spoiling the eggs for mark,
ot purposes, especially during tho sum
mer months when tho teniperatiiro
gets around 09 and 100 degrees, It does
not take long for tho fertilo egg to
-noil, wht'ieas the infertile egg can
stand a temperature of lu'J degrees I
without deterioration. i
After taking the male birds away
fruni the Hocks the eggs will be fer
tile for at loast ten days or two weeks ,
and will allow you to hatch chickbout j
until the last week in June, for sum
mer and fall fries Do not lie muled
by the Idea that it is necessary to keep
the male birds with tho thick to in
crease ogg production.
Collect your oggs twice a day.
Keep them In a cool place away fiom
contaminating odors.
Keep your nests clean and the litter
on your tloor clean and your eggs will
be clean.
Provide one nest for every four hens.
Market your eggs at least twico a
weok.
Uy producing Infertile eggs you are
doing your bit toward Increasing tho
supply of food stulls.
Notice to Parents or Guardians
The parent or guardian of any pupil
desiring freu high school tuition for
tho coming year should mako uppllcu.
tlon to tho county superintendent on
or before t lie Hi ht day of June. Ulanks
for making tho application may be so
cured from the town superintendent
or from the ofllce of tho county supor
intendent.
Oerthude L Coon, Co. Supt.
War Fund Drive ' "
Goes Over the Top
(Reported by committer)
Following me tho names of those,
living in Red Cloud City nnd Town
ship, who donated to tho Second Red
Cross $1000,000,000.00 Wnr Fund.
Look tho list over, not to !ec if your
neighbor did ills part but whether you
did vow. If you have given nothing
WHY?
If any name is omitted please bring
It to the attention of the committee.
SI 00.00 Donations
Duvo Hottelbowor
Geo. Helfelbowor
A. McCall
C. It. Hccse
flco. Coon .
D. C. Bell
H. McNeny
A. U. Kaley
Mulonc & Gcllnliy
J. W. Aulcl
V. A. Shcwooil
C. II. Miner
Jus. Peterson
S. n. Florance '
D. II. Knley '
F. J. Mundny and wifo
Y. SorfcciiHon
Clans Doose
C. J. Piatt
S7.- Donations
C. L. Ciabill
F.'iO Donations
F. G. Turiuue
C. F. Cathor
Morhait Bros.
K. A. Cicighton
M. Stroblo '
V. L. Weesnor
K. U. Overman
Ed Reiher & Son
A. ll.Pieice
Wm. Ciabill
Dclaney Bios.
?2." Donations
Mrs. Anna Mcl'artland
W. L. Koon
Jos. Pavelic Jr.
13. F. Reed
& ( i .,)'.
A. B. Ciabill
Wm. Kudrna.
Henry Gilham
Jas. Mcintosh
R. P. Wccsncr & Co.
Fred Maurer H
F. J. Gricc
H. C. Letson ....
II. K. Gricc
L. H. Blackledgc
A. D. Ranney
J. I). Cather
J. E. Yost ,.,' .a
Frank Smith
I). II. Larrick
J. W. Robeit.son ' ,
Dr. Damcicll
J. W. Crow J..
Wm. II. Thomas
K. S. Fits
.1. H. Bailey i
P.. K. lMiclmnn
Mrs. L. M. Stonobreakor
Aug. Brinkman
S20 Donations
Hugh McPaitlaud
Max Mizcr
Frank Starr
Clin. Whitakcr
II. II. Ciowcll
Sl.'i Donations
Chas. Atkinson
J. F. Abbey
Henry NcwhouFO
O. E. Ramcy
O. C. Tcel
H. Cook
R. F. Oatman
C. L. Cotting
M. A. Albright
Edgar Mcintosh
Oscar Sattley
Geo. Trino
"Wm. Engles
s'10 Donations
J. F. Giant
Wci!slev Throckmorton
O. E. Ramcy, Jr.
T. E. Topham
ittiv. J. S. Rcigle
F. O. Lea
W. Palmer ,
('has. Pharos
E. R. Slawson
if t.
y
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L&artb.
aft-
Mi i
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F. W. Cowden
M. L. Finkenbindor
R. V. Nicholson
G. F. Walker
Mr.-. Koontz
E. L. Grimes
A m
l? 7
Roy Sattley
Ed Atnack ,,
Pat Kellctt .""
R. F. Perry v
C. Gurney, Sr. .f
Joe. Hewett
E. D. Piatt
.7. McAithur
Mr. Rctzman
Ed. McAlister ' '
Geo. Ovcring
Fiank HuiTor '
Barbara Pharos
Flovd Turnurc
W. H. McBrido -' '
J. O. Butler
E. S. Garber
J. C. Mitchell
B. McFarland
S. C. Jensen
Richard Bowcn
John Kellogg
J. A. Dcdrick
Robt. S. Mitchell
Dr. Stockman
Sli.OO Donation
L. C. Bloom
?.").00 Donations
J. F. Duckworth
C. G umey, Jr.
.1
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C IJ. Robinson
A. T. Walker
J. L. Beobo
i. T
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C. A. Schultz
S. S. Dcardorf
C. R. Swartz
R. E. McBrido "
E. 11. Gilbert
Wm. Rosoncrans
H. Ncuorburg
G. J. Warren
Fred Kcuhn
F. Hildebrandt
C. Brubaker
Roy Stevens
Sam Lindsoy
A. R. Snlndcn
A. V. Duckor
Ron Pegg
Grovcr Carey
Mary Fry
Airs. Edgar Throne
13. F. Reed, Jr.
Kdw. Bardon
L. W. Means
Rob't Harris
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"DaSJiGarber
NiHaves
J. Glitteth
f J. E. Grittith
B. Tennant
Fred Hedge
R. E. Han-is
N. B. Bush
A. M. Harris
D. II. Manly
Teddy Manly
S. C. Ellis
J. D. Hoxscy
E. J. Ovcring
Chna. Ludlow
Geo. Mountford
Dr. Nello Matiicr
Mrs. Alif-on Letson
Sam Kizcr and wife
'Win. Overlee?o
A. N. Del))h
E. B. Goble
Phil Traut
R. H.iSfllnger
Howard Foe
. II. Fisher
K. E. Lollar
F'ank Mcintosh, Hit,
Ilany Moede
II. E. Thouias
Juno Bent
C. F. Eshelman
Miss A. AMcl'avtland
W. A. Brown
Roso I). McGuiro
D. Hanners
Henry Wilmot
Mr.s. L. McFarhmd
A. II. Hoffman
Yotn McFarlatul
Clara Smith
Giant Turner
Guy Day
F. L. Smith
IMi'scellaneoiis
G. Jaiiuay
G. H. llollistor
Chas. Turner ;.. ..
W. L. Sutton
Chas. Sutton
II. Ethcrton
B. J. Fincher
G. A. Shultv
Chas. Eldrcdge
II. L. Baher
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3.r)o
3.75
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'J.T.J
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3.00
2.,r)0
S.'.l.l
11. Hartman 1.00
W. Z. Stevenson 2.2i
C. E. McCIure
2.50
2.00
.80
2.00
2.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
2.00
:j.oo
2.00
A. Saladen
L. H. Bush ..
Roy Rust
Mr. and Mrs. S,
Horace Brown
Edwin Metcalf
Mollio Ferris .
L. Pierce ....
Dr. Hoxsey . .
Edgar Cowden
E. R. Motcalf
W. H. Fry . . .
E. Bailey
C. Jensen 2.00
Gilbert Rocd 1.00
Esther Lind.strom 4.00
Chas. Reiglo 2.00
T. A. Bath, Jr 1.00
Chas. Engstrom 2.00
A. I). Denno 3.00
F. Utter -J.oO
Roy Ciamer 2.00
Julia E. Kellogg 3.00
Fainter Union Local No. 1176 3.50
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Located.
Dear I.uke The old fashioned dtn
ncr pall with the tin cup fastened on
top of It is used dally by a man who
works at New Knoxvlllc, O. O. W. II.
Dear Luke Tho rural route carrier
nt Somerset, Ky uses the old fashion
ed dinner pail with the tin cup fasten
ed on top. A. D. C.
Articles of Incorporation
OF
The Inavale Independent
Telephone Company
Know all men by these presents :
That we, tin undersigned, have as
sociated ourselves together for the
purpose of forming and becoming 'n
corporation under the laws of the
State of Nebraska, nnd for that pur
pose do hereby adopt these articles of
in corporation.
I
The name of this Company shall bo,
"The Inavalo Independent Telephone
Company ''
II
Tho priucipal place of transacting
the business of this corporation shall
be Inavale. Nebraska.
Ill
The goner.il nature of the business
to be transacted by tills corporation
shnllbo the constructing, buying, own
ing, leasing, acquiring, operating and
selling telegraph nnd telephone line or
lines, and their interest In the central
otllce in the city of Idav.ile, Nebraska,
and the surrounding country, and
other places In the State of Nebraska
and adjoining .states, the making of
exchange and exchange agreements
with other lines or companies, nnd in
general to carry on for hire tho busi
ness of transmission of news and mes
sages, local anil long distance, tor its
members, patrons and the public in
general, and to acquire, hold and dis
pose of such property, real or personal,
as may be deemed expedient in tho
conduct of the business.
IV
The amount of capital stock of this
corporation shall be the sum of
SlO.Ouo.uo, divided In shnres of $40 00
each to lie issued one sharo to each
signer of tho preliminary corporation
agreement for eiioh 'phone share now
held by them respectively in tho origi
nal association known as the Inavale
Independent Telephone Company, and
tho remaining portion to be treasury
stock, to be disposed of for the benefit
of tho Compauy, as the Directors may
determine; and each share when issued
shall eutltle the owner to one vote tit
all btock holders' meetings; said stock
Shall bo fully paid up when Issued, and
shall be nonassessable except us may
bo voted by n majority of tho stock
present and outltlod to vote. The
Various Summer Tours Season of 1918
The p iblto is informed that, generally speaking. Suinin'r Tourist- fares
to Western lesoit. will be effective
TO CO I. Oil A DC) It P. SO UTS:
From Central nnd Eastern Nebrnsk'a, representailve rates would
be: Denver, Colorado Springs, Pike's Peak region $22.50
Rocky Mountain National Estes Park. Colo., just north of Denver,
lonnd trip, approximately (including au'oes between the rniliottd nittl tho
par!,.) $30.50
To (he Deautlful Black Hills Region, Hot Springs, sj u round trip
about
To the Big Horn Mountain Resort;, in the Shorldnll Rtncbeler
comity, to Sheridan nti 1 return, approximately S30.75
To the Famous Thermopolis Hot Springs, tho phiro of mnrvolon cure-, via
Denver, and Si'i'inc Cidnrudo round trip, approximately S3D.50
Itoun I ttip Gummer Toursjlo California, direct lino,.... ,' SGS.OO
To Yellowstone Pork, a' U"pi-ns,. tout, "ho'elway" ..591.G0
Tumping Way" S32.S0
Auti n.n'.ili - f
e.'lier ttuir, and ruilrorid privilege nil the same
Hotel" way. Ask us about rates. We are hero to
I p-r possible care of our Summer volume of travel.
iir tin "i mt n
i e yi i 'i lulii
ii
S. B. Howard,
1 hi 1hi
H. B. Bush,
st-.ek bal be tiansferriilde only on ,
Hi.' bucks of the i "tnpatiy. mid no Real i
E-tiitt1 Franch st, or material portion
of personal propertj. ot Hit Company,
needed for the transacMon of its bui.
ues.s, .shall be sold, leased or trans
ferred, except by the consent of three,
fourths of the stockholders of .stock is
sued and outstanding, which consent
may be given at any stockholders
meeting, or in writing and for which
hoth the votes and wiitten consent of
stockholders not voting may be count
ed. No stockholder shall hold in any
way to exceed five shares.
V
The timo of the commencement of
this corporation shall be on the Fii.st
day of January, IMS, and It shall con-
tlnue during the perio 1 of fifty years
VI "
The highest amount of indebtedness
to which this corporation shall at any
time subject Itself shall not be more
than SlOdOoO
VII
The business of said corporate n
s'ihII be conducted by a board of diree
tors, not to exceed seven In number,
who shall be elected annually by and
frim the stock holders; such election
to take place at such time ami be con
ducted in such unnuer as shall be pre
scribed by the bv.laws. :
VIII j
The otlicei's of su'ul corporation shall
be n president, secretary and treasuier,
to be cho-sen from and by the directors
and slmll bold theii otlL'e for one year
and until their successors are elected
and qnalilied.
IX
The board of director.-, shall provide
a corporate seal on which shall be en
graved the name of the Coup:i,ny and
lute of incorporation, with which all
instruments of the Company shall be
authenticated.
X
There shall be held at the principal
place of business of the C Jiupany, an
nually, oil the Second Tuesday of Juji
UHiy of each year a meeting of the
stockholders of the Company, and tho
manner of conducting the same, t!
election of olllcers, and the method ol
conducting the business of the corpo
ration shall be as provided by the by
laws adopted by the Board of Direc
tors. Special meetings ofthe stock
holders may be called whon deemed
necessary by order of the Board of Di
rectors, nnd notice thereof slmll be by
the secretary mailing a written notice
to each stockholder at least seven days
before ald meeting Is to be held.
In witness whereof, wo have hereun
to set our hands this 11th day of Jan-
nary, 1018.
II. E. Williams, Fres.
i;- li. l'lT.vr.v, Treas.
A. L. tino-.sMAN,Secy.
Stale of Nebraska,
County of Webster J '
SS
On this 1 tth day of .limitary, 1D1J, bo
fore me, C. II. Uurgess, a Notary Pub
lic. In and for said county, personally
came H. E. Williams, U. (i. Pitney, A.
L. (irosotnan, to me known, to be the
persons whose names are nlllxed to the
foregoing articles, as Incorporators,
and they severally acknowledge the
execution of said instrument to bo
their voluntniy act for the purposes
therein expressed.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
at Inavale, In said county, the date
last above wrlttPn.
C II. UuRimss,
(sk.ai.) Notary Public-
Filed for record In tho Clerk's olllco
of Webster county, tins nth ilay or
January, A. I)., 1.H8, at '-' o'clock, mid
10 mlliuteb, P. M. Recorded In book
G of Miss., on page 031.
11 V. Pnituv, Comity Clerk.
Dr. R. V. Nicholson
Dentist
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
larOrncu Ovkii Amii.igut'3 Store
IIIM..II.M llll.
S20.7B
Immigration Agi C. B. & Q. Ry
iium . diiiati i. Nebr
Ticket Agent. Red Cloud, Neb.
Old RSui Harris
Editor of tin. oil and Mineral
Journal ot Billiugv Mont will give
you straight "tips" about oil utid
mining companies f-e, and send
you .sample copy of hi- lii page il
lustrated piper for the asking.
Scoies of his sul)cribrs have made
SlfO on n Sim) investment and up
wards by following hi, advice. Do
not buy in any company until you
write him about it he knows who
is reliable and those who aie not
Write Dun'.sor ltruilstieet's agencies
in Hillings us to what th-y think of
Old Man llatris and lusieinarknble
information to investoM
When the
Firemen. Appea.r
llie insured man' first thought is one ol
ihankluliiijil that he ti ao. How abou
your thought! i( a fi. reman should ap
pear at your home?
The Da.y
Before the Fire
is the day to insure. As that day may
he to-morrow fur utl you can luiow or
do, it fellows that prud:nce would im
pell you to stop in our office to day and
have us issue you a policy.
O. C. TEEL
R.elia.ble Insurance
KODAKS
Better Kodak Finishing
And Developing. .:.
A Full Line of Supplies
KODLS DEVELOPED 10c
NAIL YOUR ORDER TO US
Stevens Bros.
Report of the Condition
or tin:
Bank of Inavale
of Inavale Charter No, 705 In the State
of Nebraska at the close of business
Nay 10, 10l.
Kl'.xol'ltt KS
Loans niul lUneountu .. g lis.hiyoi
ONuilriifts t.lQT.O.'.
Oilier Assets, Liberty llonds U.170.00
lluuUin: liousi'. furniture , tl.vtures U.OOO.OO
Curniit uxpeuses, tu.es nuil luUr-
eil palil 1,700,01
iiu from imtluutil :unl Mute
liankH $ IJ.CT.TH
Currency 'J.SiS.oo
(iolil colli i',,00
Silver, nickels unil cents 7wJ.'J9 lll,:il8.U8
Total i l(iO,IUJ.07
i.lAliii.i nils
Capital stock p.ilil In if 10,000.00
Surplus (niul 5,000.00
I'lullvlilcil prollts l,l&'ii;J
luilivlilunl loMslth subject
to check liS.lOO.in
Demand cerllllcutts ol de
posit 100.00
Tliuuccrtlllcatcsotiloposlt II,l0(i.7U II0,I07.:i'i
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County ol Webster . (
1,(1. It. Mei'rury ('ashler ol the above nam
ed bank do hereby swear that tho above
statciiu ut Is u correct and true copy ol tho
report niade to the Statu llnnkiiiK Hoard.
(J. It. MCCUAUY,
('ashler.
AtttM.
Clmrllo Hunter. Director.
Alfred Mcfall, Director.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo UiUSOtli
day of May, 1018.
U. II. Durness
(Senl.) Notary Public
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