Cimarron State Bank - Cimarron, KS

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Start Date: November 23, 1905
Location: Cimarron, Kansas (37.807, -100.348)

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Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: fa86f4c3

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Description

Article (Nov 23, 1905) states Andy Russell is the receiver for the defunct Cimarron State Bank and expects to make a final report and be discharged Jan 2. The article gives no mention of a depositors' run; the bank is already defunct and in receivership, so this is classified as a suspension leading to closure/receivership.

Events (1)

1. November 23, 1905 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: Andy Russell, receiver for the defunct Cimarron State bank, was in attendance at court Tuesday. He expects to be able to make a final report and be discharged as receiver at the adjourned term of court, January 2.-Jacksonian.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. November 23, 1905 The Globe-Republican Dodge City, KS

Article from The Globe-Republican, November 23, 1905

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Article Text

Special ribbon sale. See York-Key ad. John Miller and Charley States were quail hunting Tuesday. Jas. Shireman Jr. was up from Spearville yesterday. M. L. De Ford of Winston, Mo. was here Sunday visiting Clyde Smith. Clyde Smith has filed on a homestead in Hamilton County. Men's stiff bosom shirts, 25 cents. See York-Key ad. If you want to get the news subscribe for the Globe-Republican. Mrs. J. L. Wyatt and Mrs. Hand of Jetmore visited Mrs. E. M. Lafferty in Dodge City last Friday. Mrs, H. C. Moore and Mrs. D. A. Rhodes of Concordia, are here visiting their sister Mrs. J. E. Key. When down town shopping get a cup of hot chocolate at Gwinner's, the kind your mother used to make, We call your special attention to the fine lines of candies at Gwinner's. Fresh home made candies every day. Largest line of Christmas novelties in china and queensware ever brought to Dodge City, at reasonable prices-Sam Stubbs. Over an inch of rain fell over Ford county last night and today. There is so much rain in this country that the matter of drainage will soon be up for discussion. There is talk of organizing a company to manufacture tiling here. Rev. C. E Wood of Kinsley' is here assisting in the Revival services at the M. E church. The meetings will continue all this week. Mis. G. M. Hoover and Mrs. AI Warren were in Kansas City last week to attend the flower show. Mrs. Hoover says this years' show far surpassed the two previ. ously given. Of course Mike Sutton was in attendance at court Tuesday. District court in Gray county without Mike would be like the play of Hamlet with Mr. Hamlet absent.-Cimarron Jacksonian The Embroidery club met with Mrs. Tyler last Friday. The next meeting will be omitted, as it follows Thanksgiving day, but will meet the next regular club Friday with Mrs. C. O. Waring. Andy Russell, receiver for the defunct Cimarron State bank, was in attendance at court Tuesday. He expects to be able to make a final report and be discharged as receiver at the adjourned term of court, January 2.-Jacksonian. The Workman lodge members are starting upon an interesting contest in securing new members. A handsome prize will be given away by the lodge in the contest. Everyone who secures a new member will have a chance of winning the prize. Mr. J. C. Briggs of West Lebanon, Indiana was married on Tuesday Noyember 14, to Mrs. Rachael Crider of Watseka Illinois. Mr. Brigge is well known in Ford county. He moved from here to Indiana about three years ago. The bride is a lady with whom Mr. Briggs had bean acquainted for many wears