The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1890-10-31

/ Have Deen In Kansas about three years SO cannot
The country Is increasing to such an extent, 1 believe
it would be impossible TO tell whether it has any or
not.
Not at all.
It is a benefit. Yes.
Far better. The laboring people deposit more money
and pay better. :.
General banking business is prosperous.
mo answer.1
There are no savings deposits in this locality.
What is beneficial to all other kinds of business can
not be detrimental to banking interests.
A man who drinks cannot borrow from me. Savings
deposits are not made by those who drink here.
Betters it. Yes increases them.
Not except for advantage.
to bank.
Do not know that it materially affects them.
Was not here until 1888.
Small savings deposits, aggregating large amounts
are placed to the credit of people that would other
CaDHot see that it affects here. Town too small and
Country too new for much deposit.
Cafnot tell. Same reason.
AIects banking only in a general way common to all
| other classes of business.
Does not seem to affect. Savings deposits are as poor
| More deposits. Cannot get so great per cent. interest
for money. Risks not so great.
Question not applicable here where everyone uses
their money.
Same as proceeding.
Makes it better. Largerdeposits.
Difficult to determine.
Bank organized since law took effect so cannot answer
Not hurt by prohibition.
Our business improved. Small deposits are increased.
Makes no perceptible difference.
No savings department..
Its tendency is to increase deposits in the Swings de-
partlnent.
If a man has saved ten dollars and spends one for
whisky he will only have nine to deposit.
Have not noticed any effect on general banking bust
ness: From information received am inclined to
think it affects savings deposits for the better.
Do not do a general banking business.
I believe that prohibition has no effect whatever on
the banking business.
Increase saving deposits.
It does.
Increases.
Don't see any effect on savings deposits.
Not in my opinion.
Benefcially.
None.
NOU dU I'LL.
| We handle money direct and through merchants that
would go to liquor dealers.
We feel safer in loaning funds as parties pay more
promptly from not using their money for luxuries.
FavOrably.
Increases small deposits and increases deposits.
Men are good for accommodations at the bank who
would not be if the saloons were open.
Cannot see any effect.
1t is certainly no disadvantage to the business.
Only adyantageously. Our deposits never so good as
this year.
Improves it. Increases savings deposits.
Banking is safer. Deposits much better,
No effect noticeable in this locality.
Have had no saloons here since we organized.
Men who had no credit are now sober and can pay,
have good credit and keep a little bank account.
Small increase
Not much change.
1t has increased local deposits, especially those of the
savings bank.
Can't see that it does.
Affects banking business by driving out of the state
many monied men engaged in the traffic.
By keeping out immigration.
No anSwer.l
But little savings deposits.
See very little difference.
Good, to a certain extent.
Has tendency to increase deposits
Could not say.
When saloons are running, ~bankingis more active.
NO arswer.l
Yes. |