THOMSON'S. MANUAL
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK, Klamath Falls, Ore.
HISTORY: Established in 1920.
Departments: General Banking, Safe Deposit, Bonds, Savings.
embers of: ..Federal Reserve, A. B. A.,, and Oregon Bankers’ Association.
Correspondents: Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co., New York; Continental
[1linois Bank & Trust Co. Chicago; Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co., San
Francisco; First National, Portland.
OFFICERS: W. C. Dalton, President; M. S. West, Vice President; E. M. Bubb,
Cashier; Oscar Shire, Ass't Cashier.
DIRECTORS: W. C. Dalton, M. S. West, G. W. Houston, Oscar Shire, Marion
Hawks, J. U. Miner, E. M. Bubb.
CAPITAL: Authorized and Outstanding, $100.000: Par Value, $100.
DIVIDENDS: 109%.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT, As of Dee. 31
1929 1928
cern $1,324,373 $1,219,357
369,104 253,007
229.006 "73,132
200 Rf 115
,000 00
£2,540 #okR 473
892.433.8205

1927
$1,114,873
324,780
149,831
50,000
5,000
428.601
$2.073,085

TOTAL eee.
LIABILITIES—
Dapital Block cesses mses,
Surplus and Undivided Profits...... .
Reserved for Taxes and Dividends...
National Bank Notes ...
Deposits

100,000
28.814

900
"75
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$ 100,000
86.171
98,200
1,788,714
$2,073,085
$186
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KLAMATH FALLS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
HISTORY: Organized Oct. 9, 1903. * Consolidated with Klamath County Bank, 1912.
Consolidated with Klamath State Bank, 1921.
Departments: Commercial. Savings. Foreign Exchange. Collection. Trust, Bond.
Safe Deposit.
Viembers of: Federal Reserve System, American Bankers Assn. Oregon Bankers.
Correspondents: Federal Reserve Bank, San Francisco; Wells Fargo Bank and
Union Trust Co., Crocker First National Bank, Anglo and London Paris National,
 San Francisco; Continental Illinois Bank & Trust Co., Chicago; National City
pank, Chase National Bank. New York; United States National Bank, Portland,
regon.
DFFICERS: J. A. Gordon, Pres.; C. B. Crisler, Vice-Pres.; S. E. Martin, Vice-Pres.;
Leslie Rogers, Cashier; Lloyd L. Porter, Asst. Cashier; J. I. Beard, Asst. Cashier;
John M. Glover, Asst. Cashier,
DIRECTORS: A. M. Collier, C. B. Crisler, J. A. Gordon, R. C. Goesbeck, S. E.
Martin, H. N. Moe, Silas Obenchain, Leslie Rogers, Fred Schallock, C. F. Stone,
gE. W. Vannice.
CAPITAL: As of Dec. .31, 1929: Authorized and Outstanding, $200,000: Par
Value: $100. -
DIVIDENDS: 1929, 8%; 1928, 8%: 1927. 6%: 1926. 69%: 1925. 6%.
Number of Stockholders: 36.
GROWTH— ~~. Capital Surplus Undiv. Profit Deposits
1920 oeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeez. $200,000 $30,000 $26,469.56 $1,724,023.25
|) 12 ——————— {1 01111 20,000 11,598.85 2,900,920.93
1929 ......_. word 200,000 60,000 49.065.31 3.698.087.86
we CNT OF CONT ONL. Year Ending Dee. 31, 1929
TSOURC™ TARILITIES
Capital StOCK  .eereeeccreeeeeeeceeaeee-$ 200,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits 109,065
Reserved for Taxes, Etc........... 9,586
Dividend Account nnn 7,000
Yirculation .. vee. 100,000
Yeposits 3.698,088
$4.123.738
$155
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Bills Receivabie
U. S. Bonds.
Other Bonds ..... .... .._.
Federal ‘Reserve § >c¢!
Real Estate & Fixtures.......
5 per cent Redemption Fnn
Cash & Due from Ranks _

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