Hamilton State Bank - Hamilton, KS

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Start Date: May 3, 1933
Location: Hamilton, Kansas (37.979, -96.164)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: 1b121185

Response Measures

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Description

The article records a property transfer by Hamilton State Bank, receiver, indicating the bank was in receivership (i.e., permanently closed/under receiver). No run or explicit suspension language appears in the excerpt, but assignment of a receiver implies closure. Date taken from the newspaper (1933-05-03).

Events (1)

1. May 3, 1933 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: Hamilton State Bank, receiver, to Ralph A. Cannon, NE1/4 35; W1/2 W1/2 36-24-12, $1.00.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. May 3, 1933 The Hamilton Herald, the Climax Chronicle, the Virgil Visitor, the Quincy Quill, and the Neal News Madison, KS

Article from The Hamilton Herald, the Climax Chronicle, the Virgil Visitor, the Quincy Quill, and the Neal News, May 3, 1933

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Article Text

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS County Clerk of Greenwood to Wilma E. Stockton, lot 1, block 57, $8.02. Eureka Building & Loan Assn to Raymond Anderson, fr. block 7, city of Hamilton, $1.00. Effie A. Whitehead to Alice E. McNeill, fr. SE% NE 1/4 34-25-10; fr. block 7 Dibert & Martin's Addition, city of Eureka, $1.00. Rilla Ziegler to J. F. Mead, lots 9 and 10, block 7, Henry's subA man seldom gets into hot water division Kipp's addition, city of Madunless he furnishes the fuel to heat ison, $1.00. J. F. Mead to Cliff W. Ziegler, il. -Eureka Herald. lots 9 and 10, J. T. Lincoln Addition, city of Madison, $1.00. A. Howard grocer told us latey that F. D. Lose to Anna M. Lose, S½ he gave away more than a dozen big 10; S½ 11; fr. S½ 12; sections 14, paper bags to folks who went and 15, 16; W½ 13-26-8; fr. 24-26-8; fr. SW½ 13-26-8; E½ and S½ bought apples from a peddler's wagSW% N½ NW 1/4 19-23-12; fr. lots on when he had apples to sell at the 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18, block 5, same price, himself. But it can't be city of Madison; fr. SW 18-p2-12, said they left him holdirg the sack. $1.00. Howard Courant. Rachel Boles to John C. Boles, SW½ 10; E½ NW% 15; NW% An optimist is a man who thinks NW1/4 15-22-12, $1.00. Chas. S. Marshall to Marguerite if he writes "rush" on a letter it will Wells Baird, one-half interest E½ be delivered sooner than otherwise. 19-28-13, $1.00. --Eureka Herald. W. L. Thompson to P. N. Slough, lots 7 and 8, block 7, city of Quincy, A newer definition of the optimist $1.00. and the pessimist has been credited Sheriff of Greenwood County to M. W. Allen, S½ NE%, 14-28-12, to Chancellor Lindley of the Univers$400.00. ity of Kansas. According to Dr. LindHamilton State Bank, receiver, to ley, the optimist bespoke his fear Ralph A. Cannon, NE1/4 35; W½ that a year from now he might be W½ 36-24-12, $1.00. begging on the streets. R. O. Jackson to Florence E. De"Begging from whom?" inquired Luca, NE% 7-24-12, $10.00. the pessimist.- H. in Starbeams -Eureka Herald.