Articles describe the bank already closed and under the control of the state superintendent/receiver by Feb 1926, with the receiver managing assets, selling farms, and reporting receipts into 1927. No article describes a depositor run; instead the bank is in receivership (permanent closure). OCR errors in dates (Article 3 period likely Dec 31, 1926 to Mar 31, 1927) corrected where reasonable.
Events (3)
1.February 18, 1926Receivership
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Approval of the district court was granted late yesterday on application of the state superintendent, of banking for pro rata overhead of the receiverships in connection with the Waterloo Bank & Trust Co.
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2.November 23, 1926Other
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Bert examiner in charge closed banks in Black Hawk ... He farming for the benefit the Waterloo Bank and Trust company ... Practically every acre is being farmed.
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3.March 31, 1927Other
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Cash receipts amounting to $77,306.23 were received by Bert McCulloch examiner in charge of the Waterloo Bank & Trust Co., according to statement in his ninth quarterly report for the period from ... to March 31, 1927.
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Newspaper Articles (3)
1.February 18, 1926The CourierWaterloo, IA
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COURT ALLOWS OVERHEAD CLAIM BY BANK RECEIVER
Approval of the district court was granted late yesterday on application of the state superintendent, of banking for pro rata overhead of the receiverships in connection with the Waterloo Bank & Trust Co. An allowance of $297 22 for November, December and January is granted, to be paid out of the funds in the hands of the receiver of the Waterloo Bank & Trust Co. The total overhead in the office of the state banking superintendent in Des Moines for.the three months was $8,113.18. Under the Iowa law the state superintendent of banking becomes receiver of all closed state banks.
2.November 24, 1926The Des Moines RegisterDes Moines, IA
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BANK RECEIVER HAS CHARGE OF SEVERAL FARMS
News Waterloo. Ia. Nov. 23 Bert examiner in charge closed banks in Black Hawk the county's 'biggest farmers. He farming for the benefit the aterloo Bank and Trust company and the HudSavings bank Practically every acre is being farmed. said today and land is paying its while values have tendency to
These lands are chiefly in farms and 160 One contains They are located in Black Story and Floyd counties The land operated on a cash rent land was taken over the banks when borrowers failed to pay most of which were negotiated at the peak of land are keeping the buildings insured and and fertility the by furnishing tenants clover said McCulloch farmer on his account Wayne county, where he land in the borhood of banker adult and for last five years has with the state banking debeen partment.
3.April 5, 1927The CourierWaterloo, IA
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BANK RECEIVER HERE HAS $77,306 REVENUE IN 3-MONTH PERIOD
Cash receipts amounting to $77. 306.23 were received by Bert Mc. Culloch examiner in charge of the Waterloo Bank & Trust Co., according to statement in his ninth quarterly report for the period from 31. 1926. to March 31, 1927 Disbursements in the same time Two farms were sold in the pe riod named for and the bank has other real estate valued at The report shows a balance of $355,363.25 on hand on March 31, distributed as follows: Cash in hands of the examiner. $98 divi tional bank. 892 Des Moines Commercial of this amount 439 63 belongs to the stock assessment count. the examiner explains.
