The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
S6o9,325.48
A REVIEW

We salute the New Year with a
sr'ile and with beam of satisfac-
ton which is wrought by con
seiousness 81 good deeds and sue
cd4s no lingering memory of hav-
Ing wronged any man. The Comptrol-
ier OF The Currency, United States
Treasury OFFICIAL. having charge Of
the National Banks. has called for d
statement OF the banks al the dose
OF business December 3lgt, 1918, aad
With much satisfaction we are pleas
Cd TO present herewith both con
densed and detailed statement OF the
condition OF the Citizens National at
the dawn OF the New Year.
This bank has never been able 10
pun 'luem3lels Losuops ig-ssid
We believe this Is most remarkable
and that the baHk officials may Just
y be proud 81 this condition in view
OF conditions and times
Lenhi county, with the United
States and the world. is passing
through most remarkable history
making epoch: that II was able 10
purchase $670.Alt.&6 Liberty Loan
Bonds and War Savings and Thrift
stamp "a beyond the belief Of most
OF ug wAen we were first asked TO
buy b01ds. OF the bonds and war
stamps purchased, the Citizens Ma
tional for Itself and customers has
purchased S306.700 and We want 10
express our appreciation 60 every
person Who assisted az in this biz
achievement.
We want 10 thank every person
who has done business with this ia
altution m the past and TO invite
Others 10 make this bank their anan-
Cial refuge
We want 70 Individually thank ev-
cry borrower OF The bank, for with
out borrowers no bank could pay ex
pensos or divlderas. We want -
thank every customer who has dapos-
tied FUNDS with us for without depls-
Its there would be 40 bank: and We
want 10 thank every person who has
only used the bank to cash checks or
coupons, for every little business
helps 10 make big business.
FOR Lcmh county, the year 1919
appears most bright The world Il
az peace We are az the dawn Of
new era for the uplft and better.
ment of mankind Il la certain that
wars, at least for II long time, have
ceased. We are now going upon A
peace basis. Conditions are not as
ealamttous az they were Mt the close
OF the civil war. Al this time We *.
pefienee no financial distress or pan
ic, Qua banks have enjoyed a period
OF aolEency unprecedented in hiSto. (
ry without single failure and the
future Is bright, Prices are good. and
cont"ntmant should follow. but the
producer has wonderful opportuni- .
ties in all lines of activity
We augg e 10 all 20 study the a..
tached statements that this bank 7
holds cash amounting 90 SttS.5s5tiI
diti Municipal bonds aal Warrants
ON which eHsh could be- he'd ia tho /
amount Of Sl7s.9s177. should cause I
all 20 realize that this community il
fortified against financial distress At
his time. We believe il rfght and
proper that bankers should advise f.
The public II times OF matters of +
community welfare. and accordingly 1
% nil We would say II YOU have not /
hanStng connection YOU and the
community loose thereby and 10 such
We would say form banking con
nectton II will pay YOU more than
any one else that YOU do. To bar- /
rowers of the bank We would sug, |
Sest that loans made by The bank
should never become past due IT
y au have note at the bank. have A
record Of = and remember To see the
bank before or on tie day OF matur. .
ny, II You cannot pay ar of your note /
,hen nav as much as you can ana
doubtless your banker would consent
20 renewal. but do not LEI note AZ .
the bank pass maturity without az
tntiun
To depositins customers OF the
bank we would suggest that they +
check no the statements made BY +
the bank and know that II j. correct
~ all times. II an error is made call
the attention OF the bank TO the
same The bank will appreciate tho
same
This bank has !uSt received sec.
end adding and bookkeeping M.
chine aud We are providing far larc. {
er capacity and business.
With greetings 70 AZ.
Respectfully,
CITIZENS NATIONAL. Rank.
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