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REORGANIZE BANK Lincoln, May 10. (AP)βThe state department of trade and commerce today announced the reorganization and reopening of the First State bank of Beaver City. The bank suspended business Nov. 20, 1931. Stockholders re-capitalized the institution with a view to pay the depositors in full eventually. The bank opened with capital stock of $30,000, with A. P. Keiser as president; A. B. Brown, vice-president, and A. T. Nickerson, cashier. The department also announced the payment of a 40 percent dividend to depositors of the Hoskins State bank at Hoskins. The dividend, the first paid these depositors, totals $76,645.09. A dividend of $8,068.73 was announced for depositors of the Washington county bank at Fort Calhoun. It amounted to seven percent. Payments already made depositors total