The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1915-11-26
Jackson County Banks
Show Nice Gain.


financial institutions business
houses who make it possible for,
us to get few more cows, an extra
brood mare or two, let us have a
little money to build an addition to
the house or to buy out our neigh
Dor across the road-for the great
majority of us are borrowers as is
the case IN any new country; are
without exception showing an in
crease in their business over the
last statement made to the state
banking board, two months ago.
The date of call for statements
from the Farmers State Bank of
kadoka, the Belvidere State Bank,
of Belvidere, and the State Bank of
Interior, is Nov. roth. The call
for the Cottonwood State Bank is
under date of Oct. 2oth.
Our local institution, the Farm
ers State Bank, shows loans of
So2, 24o. 55; cash on hand at
S27, 355.o6, and deposits of $780,
65o,84 with total resources of
SI24, 385. 90. This is indeed
fine showing and is equaled by
few banking houses in the state,
that are operating under the same
amount of capital. One reason in
the mind of the Press for the won
derful growth the Farmers State
Bank is making, is that thereputa-
tion of its cashier, ]. H. Synder,
as a conservative banker, assists in
drawing a good many foreign de-
posits to the institution which were
1t rot so, would remain down east.
During the past two months the
Farmers State Bank has aided
Jackson and Washabaugh county
farmers and ranchmen in securing
good many thousand dollars
worth of additional live stock and
Mr.. Synder' 5 reputation as bank
er in Jackson county for nearly ten
years, and without a single fore
closure, means that his institution
besides standing back of his loans,
will stay with the borrower to the
end, and success can not help but
come to both Of them as we grow
older.
The State Bank of Interior, our
second largest banking house is
another one of our institutions
whose statement shows very cred
liable gain. Its loans total S58,o2I.-
~; cash on hand SI6, ,8o2. 81; de-
posits of 57,oS5.S7, and its total re-
sources Of S8I, $685.. This bank
has made wonderful growth since
coming under its present manage
ment and has all its resources at
the command of the people of Inter
ior and vicinity. Their motto as
is used on their advertising matter,
I'VE Serve Our Interest Best By
Looking After Yours" is exactly
the way they do business and with
out question is responsible for the
great growth the institution is en-
loving. The settlers in southwest
ern Jackson and southeastern Pen
nington counties can well feel glad
that they have the State Bank of
Interior in their midst. 1t is a
sound institution in every way, and
the efficient management stands
ready at all times to extend credit
to worthy borrower.
The Cottonwood State Bank
mailed us one of their statement
cards and iI looking it over we find
that institution enjoying the same
steady growth. They show loans
OF s5I, 1851; cash on hand, SIS,
Soo.6 deposits, $50, 25o.IS and
total resources OF $40, S67-So,
Cashier Johnson is taking good
care of the patrons of this institu,
tion and his bank is known through
out his section of Jackson county
and southwestern Haakon county,
as one Of the sound banking house:
Of the west river country.
The Belvidere State Bank in oul
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