Crook County Bank - Prineville, OR

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Start Date: December 24, 1926
Location: Prineville, Oregon (44.300, -120.834)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: e9d63364

Response Measures

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Description

Article headline: Last Crook Bank Dividend Paid describes a final distribution to creditors from the Crook (County) bank, implying the bank previously failed and is in receivership with final payments being made. No run or temporary suspension events are described in the excerpt. I infer 'state' bank from the name 'Crook County Bank.' The article date is 1926-12-24 and mentions final distribution relating to earlier (1920) failure; the event reported is the final dividend payment while in receivership.

Events (1)

1. December 24, 1926 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: Last Crook Bank Dividend Paid. ... will the final Christmas distribution ... to creditors ... total $7564.81 ... of the original claims.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. December 24, 1926 The Oregonian Portland, OR

Article from The Oregonian, December 24, 1926

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Article Text

PORTLAND TRUST ENLARGES ITS STAFF OF EXECUTIVES Nelson G. Pike Elected New Vice-President of Bank-Personnel Grows From 45 to 81 in 15 Months. The Portland Trust and Savings bank added to the elected Nelson retired man, as year DeGraff has been the institution's vicepresident of business has brought having an stated Dean Vincent, president Mr. Pike picked for the though he solicited take up his du ties with the bank on January Mr. Pike has been resident of Nelson G. Pike. Sheridan, For 15 years he was business, most of the as dealer in and supplies The of Pike which he last Eastman sold Its the investment that time Mr. Pike has developed 1925. Since consisting of a one Portland Rotary year and in 1922 was the district governor He been The Portland Trust civic organizations. took Tilton bank quarters and Savings the bank home the Spalding building had its different departments, and employes. and has active officers Price chairman of the board of G. H. Charters Percy Scott ficer and assistant other assistant liber and are Clyde Phil- sales of the users 729 the month before While contrary the seasonal trend, larger than in not indicate that the "trend sales" has any material degree, said Alfred P. Sloan OREGON TITLE ENTERS NEW HOME Company Which Insures Property Titles Reports Fine Growth. The Oregon Insurance its and Multnomah has to the company's new home the northwest Fourth and streets, in the Blyth, The rooms have and vaults have been Growth of the company in about years has been striking. now 22 branch offices and number has authorized of has on deposit with the state full legal guarantee fund which can paying estimated insurance that was five as much title written in the state this in 1921. Officers the are Pittman, president: Fuller, executive assistant the Anderson, president: David F. Glenn Husted. S. H. and Chester A. Fuller, Last Crook Bank Dividend Paid. creditors the Prine- Crook 1920, will the final Christmas distribution from the Frank from been Bramwell, the banks, total $7564.81 to carrying They to 848 2.8 and cent Inc per of the original claims. Bank Employes Form Society various departments the the of National formed what as bank which is Financial organized Locomotive elsewhere the Engineers and financing moveOther officers Ina presi- Ben Addleman, treasurer. Southern Pacific Profits Decline. Southern Pacific experienced in decline operating being against in of 1925. Cudaby Orders $1 Dividend. Packing company Cudahy quarterly dividend on new $50 stock, payable January Bank Clearings. Bank Portland and northwestern cities Balances Portland Seattle Spokane 1,915,969 *4,229,000 Tacoma staple, 45; short staple, 40c; burry. 2216c per -Flint-dry sheep pelts, long. flint sheep flint salted dry long, goats, long. pound. 16c; dry Oregon and Idaho, 30 32c coarse or medium or Cotswold and braid, per No. per pound Provisions. Local 42@44; choice, 36: tage 30c. Oil, Turpentine and Lead. gallon per pound.