The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-01

against STATS one year ago. The
cash on hand and in banks Is given at
$52,752, as of Dec. rs.
Cashier p. r. Gipe. OF the jackson
Township bank at Pershing. presents
condensed statement, dating back to
the opening Of the bank in July, 1915.
and brought down to Dec. n, 1919.
This statement records deposits OF
| $95,716. against $17,496 on Dec. 81.
1915. and present total resources OF
/; $113.941, which arc indicative of per
sistent and substantial growth during
! the past three years. The paid-in cap
ital Of the bank at Pershing is $4,000
and the net undivided profits will form
a 32,225 melon for discussion at the
next official meeting.
Union County National.
The Union County National Bank,
Of Liberty, sends a statement of Nov.
| II, which shows resources OF 1929 ,283
and deposits of $668,105 on that date.
| 1t also shows $4,000 paid-in capital,
! 100000 surplus reserve and net undi-
| vided profits of $63,176, to be applied
| to dividends and reserve at the next
| official meeting of the directory. This
bank lists a total of Liberty bonds,
| thrift stamps, etc., exceeding $4,000,
and its discount ledger showed loans
of $710,940 on statement day. Liberty
| is good banking center and a CON-
parison Of the growth Of the bank from
Dec. 80, 1918, to the close of 1918,
/ would be interesting, did time permit
the bank officials compiling the figures
for this publication.
PrebIe County, Ohio Banks.
| A statement from the Eaton Nation
al bank, Eaton, Ohio, shows condition
| ko N{,lc f14
being s1,2S7,163, at the close on that
day. Mr.. J. M. Gale, cashier did not,
however, bring down, the capital and
surplus statement to the close of the
year, but these we find from their re-
port to the comptroller, on Sept, r.
! 1919. were: CAPITAL, 100000; surplus,
i $4,000: undivided profits, $48,956,
which have been increased since that
date.
The report of the Preble County Ma
tional bank, of Eaton, dated Nov. II
1919, shows resources of $1,720,860
and that there were s244,613 in the
capital, reserve and undivided profit
accounts on that date. This bank
owned 100000 worth of government
securities, also s28S,337 worth of other
bonds on above day. It's loans and dis
counts then totaled s9S5,311.
First National, Camden.
On the date of the last call, Nov
II, 1919, the First National at Camden
reported resources of $661,063, OF
which sum $355,50S showed in it's loar
account It's combined deposits on tina,
date were SCOOPS: the capital and re
serve surplus, $6o.50o. and the net I'm
divided profits s20,879. A comparison
with the same date in 1918 shows tina
the First National at Camden, pros
pered in 1919, this being a reflection
Of the prosperity of the people O.
Camden and it's tributory circle.
4 Farmers State, at Eldorado.
/ Eldorado, Ohio, ranks among thu
best business towns of it's size any
where. being the center of rich com
munity. as its bank statistics prove
), The latest statement of the Farmers
State Bank Of Fldorado not bein,
available, nor brought down to date
, Cashier Miller referred to his state
ment of Sept -. 1919, which shove,
resources of s447,2e2 and total of de
; posts of all classes amounting t,
s40s sos on that date.
i Farmers state, New Madison.
4 A letter from cashier P. C.sKing. o
The Farmers State Bank, Of New
!, Madison, Ohio, states that: "This banl
has iust passed its thirtieth anniver
!. sary on Dec. "a, 1919. It is a vel
: established home institution, with as
sets of half a million dollars. 1t re
ports conditions as being UNUSUAL.
good throughout II" year" Mr.. Kin,
regrets thpt time did not permit Of
. more detailed statement when writing
Reports from other banks failed t.
, reach the office in time for publica
: ton.