The state herald., 1917-07-06
Eastern Capital Interested in
First National Bank Of
Holyoke.

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announce to the people of Phillips coun
| ty that We have recently associated
with ourselves % stockholders in this
bank. officials connected with the First
National Bank Of Lincoln, Neb, and
its subsidiary institutions. the First
Trust Company and the First Savings
Bank of that city.
For some time we have felt that the
steady growth Of this community and
the future possibilities Of this section
justified us in making connection with
SONS strong institution in q financial
center. so that We would be in position
at all times to take care Of any finsn.
cial need, regardless Of size, Of our peo
pie. and we are greatly pleased that We
have been able to interest this stror z
Lincoln institution In our community.
For many years the First National
Bank Of Lincoln has been the princip
eastern correspondent Of this hank ard
our Acquaintance with its officers bss
extended over a long period Of yeaIa
In that way they have become quite fa
milisr with our conditions snd our needs
and are very enthusiastic over The pcs
sibilities for development Of this county
The First National Bank of Lincoln 10
one Of the largest financial institutions
In Nebraska and has been In business
since 1871. with its affiliated institu.
tons. II has assets Of approxima ely
nine million dollars. This connection
will enable us at all times to take care
Of all legitimate damands for funds
froa stockmen and farmers. regardless
Of smounts, TIE First l1atieasl Renk
Of Lincoln kas hsd much S1psslsneS
and Is quite familiar with cattle loans
and IL in . position At all times to han.
die such loaas The First Trust Com
pany Of Lincoln spscializes in farm
loans. II has made many western loans
and has developed large business Of
that nature. We expect through this
new association. therefore. to handle
without delay aay conservative demands
from our customers for cattle loars.
and also for real estate louns, and We
believe this ability to take care Of such
demands promptly will be Of much ben
eft. We are optomis!ic - to the fu
ture Of this locality and steady and
consistent Advancement. and bslisve
that the interesting Of outside funds
will greatly assist in our future pro-
gress.
The Lincoln men who have become
interested with us are S II. Burnham.
H. 8. Freeman. p. r. EasteFday. Pres.
ident. Vice President and Cashier. re-
spsctively, Of the First National Bank
Of Lincoln. and George W. Holmes.
Secretary Of the First Trust Company
Of Lincoln
The Management Of this bank has
not changed. except that Gus. A. BY.
ere has bsen elected Cashier and Geo
B. Hesinbotham has bsen promoted 10
Second Vice President. Mr.. Hytrs,
formerly = prominsent citizen Of Lin.
calm. Nsbrasks. has been associated
with 10 a. stockholder and officer since
the first Of the year. He 10 . welcome
addition TO our official forcs and to our
community life. lie hss already made
frIeads and will undoubtedly be an In.
portsnt factor In the future develop.
ment Of this section. His family 10 now
ocattd In their new residence erected
In Holyoks.
The board Of directors Of this bank
remain unchanged ~ elsctsd In Janua.
~, o. follows: John Hsginbothsm. W.
e Heginbotham. Geo. d. Hsginboth
an. Fred Borland and Gus. A. Flyers.
The First National Bank Of Iiolyoke.
BY John Hsg,nbothsm. President