Bank of Newburg - Newburg, MO

Episode Information

Episode UID: 80113271609
Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Bank ID: 8011327 routing
Routing Number: 80-1132
Start Date: January 11, 1934
Location: Newburg, Missouri (37.914, -91.903)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest: dcdcde96bf5ef31a

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Description

Article names a receiver paying a dividend, implying the bank has been closed and placed in receivership; suspension is inferred but not explicitly described.

Events (1)

1. January 11, 1934 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: Mr. Smallwood, bank receiver, the Bank of Newburg building Saturday, giving out to the depositors their of the 12 percent dividend given by you the bank.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. January 11, 1934 Central Missouri Herald Rolla, MO

Article from Central Missouri Herald, January 11, 1934

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Article Text

Mrs. Sorrell died at her home Mo., Sunday, Dec. 31, Burial was Jan. 1934 at Oak Grove Cemetery. The deceased was the sister of Dr. Breuer of Newburg and many friends sympathize with him in this hour grief. Those who attended the funeral services from Newburg were Dr. and Mrs. Breuer, Mr. and Mrs. H. Coffman, Miss Helen Houston, Homer Houston, Rev. Dalton, Prof. Lee Mr. Fordyce and Frank Houk. The pall bearers were six brothers: Dr. H. Breuer, St. Dr. R. Breuer, Newburg: R. Breuer, Herman, Mo.: H. Breuer, Louis: Canaan, Paul Breuer, Red Bird, Mo. Mrs Eld Campbell, daughter and of Arlington, were business son, visitors in Newburg Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deskin of Over-the-Line were Newburg shoppers Saturday. Mrs. John Alexander of Hickory Point, shopping in Newburg Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown and ohildren of Piney, were among the shoppers Saturday in many burg. Mrs. Grace Smith enjoying visit Monett with friends Mr. and Mrs. Dave Johnson of were in town Saturday Piney, afternoon. Ed and Ted Bunch of Pearidge business visitors in Newburg Saturday Staggs was business valitor in Rolla Saturday. Walter Rinck was called to his father's home Thursday by the 111of his James Rinck ness Beaver. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Elders and Miss Alpha Kerr left Saturday for to visit Mr. and Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Lillie Carl will extend her visit Miss Kerr several Mr. and Mrs. Waite and son home from visit have returned relatives Mrs. Elmer Dillon and Mr. and Joan have returnlittle to their home in visit with Joe Dillon and after Mr. and Mrs. Fred Egee. Fannie May and Patty Paulsell, after spending the holidays with their grandparents, returned to their home in Springfield. Camp No. Royal Alpha Neighbors of America of Newburg, met in regular session Tuesday Jan. 1934 and installed their for the year 1934 with Neighbor Mary Lynch installing officer and Neighbor Duncan Ceremonial Officer After the installation Christmas Party indulged and were merry time was enjoyed. Refreshments were served by the committee Rev. Gabriel of Rolla hold services the Church Thursday evening. Everybody cordially invited to attend All the young college people have returned their studies them Miss Reba Among Staggs, John Staggs, Gene and Frank Fuller, Gene Breuer, Arthur Dalton and Sherman Towell Miss Fen Staggs, after holiday visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Staggs has returned her school duties in the high school Iowa. The CWA work being carried on through Elmer Hudgens, perintendent and force of men improving and graveling streets, cemetery and other projects, which great help number of our did people. Mr. Smallwood. bank receiver, the Bank of Newburg building Saturday, giving out to the kill depositors their of the 12 percent dividend given by you the bank. Judge Walter Duncan, Lealie DilMrs. Emil Kramme, Kent Long and Mr. Brookshire were Rolla to take Civil Service examinations Saturday.