Arlington National Bank (Arlington, OR)

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Episode Information

Episode UID
391801597
Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
national
Bank ID
39180 national
Charter Number
3918
Start Date
January 19, 1933
Location
Arlington, Oregon (45.717, -120.201)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
50471e4c085f3971

Response Measures

None

Receivership Details

Depositor recovery rate
100.0%
Date receivership started
1933-01-19
Date receivership terminated
1936-11-27
Share of assets assessed as good
39.9%
Share of assets assessed as doubtful
58.4%
Share of assets assessed as worthless
1.6%

Description

Articles from 1896–1898 reference a receiver and dividends, but the bank's known federal receivership date is 1933-01-19; using the official receivership date per instructions.

Events (3)
1. August 4, 1888 Chartered
Source
historical_nic
2. January 19, 1933 Receivership
Source
historical_nic
3. January 19, 1933 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
R. T. Cox, receiver of the Arlington bank, has returned...; A dividend ... has been declared by the receiver of the National Bank of Arlington... total of 15 per cent
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (3)
1. July 31, 1896 Condon Globe Condon, OR
Article from Condon Globe, July 31, 1896

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GLOBOSITIES. Note the change of dates in county treasurer's notice. Mont Ward made proof on his timber culture today before the clerk. Mise Daisy Downing visited friends on Trailfork the first of this week. L. W. Darling and Edgar Moore were the latest to join our braes band. Mrs. M. J. Johnson and son Charley havereturned from their Pendleton visit. Dr. Hogan is expected home from Foswill today. Dr. Ho ward arrived home last/Tuesday. Mr. G. W. Rinehart left yesterday for a month's visit with relatives and friends in Lane county. Ed Nelson has returned from a twoweeks' tour of the inland towns with a Portland drummer. Miss Julia Thompson of Matney Flat arrived home M onday from a visit with friends in Portland. The wheat gamblers any there will be just 470,000,000 bushels of wheat grown in this country this season. E. P. Weir delivered 50 head of fine beef cattle at Arlington the first of the week, for the Portland market. Mrs, Maddock received the sad news Tuesday from Michigan that her aged mother, Mrs. Murphy, is seriously ill. It is a sad sight to see the cutworms climbing a telegraph pole hunting for leaves, pathetically remarks a California exchange. Jim Silvertooth has left The Dalles and engaged in the hotel and saloon business at the lively mining town of Rossland, B. C. A number of our young people attended a pleasant leap year party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Parman Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blake have purchased John Miller's residence property Condon, and will sell the their other town property. Father Briordy will conduct services at Condon next Sunday, at Arlington on Friday, Aug. 7th, and at Heppner on Sunday, Aug. 9th. There is another case of measles in town, that of little Ruth Halstead, who is stopping with ber grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rinehart. Born, on July 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Portwood, at Monmouth, a 9-lb daughter. H. is a brother of the Portwood boys of this place. Anyone desiring to purchase a firstclass new organ at less than ½ the price charged by agents, can learn of the snap by applying at this office. Ed Dunn and family and his sister Susan left last week for a month's visit with relatives in Michigan. Jim is "batching it" while they are away. Miss Petrenella Connolly and Miss Edith Wright are among the most popular young ladies summering: Holman's at the sea coast.-Portland Telegram. A. J. Titus, a brother of the Titus boys who formerly resided at Arlington, committed suicide last Monday at his home near Dayton, Wash., by hanging himself. Mr. Ed Coats, a Douglas county farmer, is up in this section looking at the country with a view to locating. He is a guest of H. B. Hendricks, an old acquaintance of his. Remember the public installation and grand intertainment in the W.O. W. hall at Condon Thursday night of next week. All are cordially invited to attend. It will be a rare treat. Two large doors, each 6x12. have been placed in the partition between the two rooms of our school honse, for the purpose of throwing both rooms into one when occasion demands it. R. T. Cox, receiver of the Arlington bank, has returned from his rusticating trip to the Wallowa valley and spent Wednesday in Pendleton, returning to Arlington next day.-E. O. William J. Bryan is the first presidential nominee to come from further west than Illinois. Since 1860 the democratic nominee, with but one exception, has been a resident of New York state. The Barney sheep are now being pastured at Soda Springs, Idaho. John Meek writes us that Dr. Palmer, formerly of Fossil, is in the drug business in that town and is doing fairly well. The Palace hotel building at Heppner was sold Saturday at sheriff's sale for $11,983.11, and was bought by County Clerk J. W. Morrow. The property cost over $80,000 when it was built five years ago. Those who attended the state fair at Salem last fall will remember W. J. Bryan, democratic presidential nominee, as the person who delivered the $200 speech during the close of the fair.Union Republican. Dave Mason of Arlington, ex-assessor of Gilliam county, was in this section last week, collecting and renewing loans for the Arlington National Bank. He says he finds money very scarce and collections hard to make, Mrs. E. Curran, of Oakland, Cal., arrived here today on a visit to her old home and will remain several weeks. Mrs. Curran has been visiting her sister. Mrs.

2. May 5, 1898 Condon Globe Condon, OR
Article from Condon Globe, May 5, 1898

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LOCAL NEWS. court is in session this week. fresh County The court house has received a coat of paint. There was considerable activity noted in local real estate on Saturday. begin shearing east of town. to Dann day at Bros. Dathie's expect corral31/6 to miles southwas merchant, d In L. town o. Ralston, yesterday the on Olex business before the county court. McFarland have finished # neat Darling job of & painting and paperhanging at the court house. was struck in the well Monday being sunk Water on Ed Dann's property on at a depth of of 20 mature feet. county warrants Holders be interested in the it treasurer's up. will tice in lively this issue. mining Look town of Sumpter, "writeThe received full page last week. up" Baker county, in the Portland Telegram residence Clark is building new having sold J. R. west side of town, Balding. on his the residence to Mrs. Portland, ar Mr. present John Reisacher, of his son, J. ten days. rived Reisacher. here Tuesday He will to remain visit a week or Subscriptions taken for at the the San GLOBE Francieco office. subSave Examiner postage, time and trouble by tf. scribing here. other stretching fence wire the had his While W. Crane, of Mayville, the wire day, hand R. badly lacerated hand. by left and striking his of breaking Madden and Charles Stevens, Tues/John passed through town Arlington. Lone Rock, drove of cattle for locality in They day with report a crops in their need of rain. Monroe corraled three big bands They Fred in town Monday shearing night. pens of sheep their way to the of their were where on they will soon be divested winter over coats. Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Umatilla Burr left coun- last for Stillwater, the annual Saturday where they go to attend They went ty, Congregational Association. away ten overland and expect to be days or two weeks. Martin, of Chicago, representing Co., and E. B. Spencer, Bartlett & Music Hibbard, of the Jacobsen E. Jacobsen, Dalles, stopped in town to Co., of The Sunday while on their interest way Canyon urday and City and Burns in the of their respective firms. for Paul is in town this week class J.M. of organizing a well the purpose Mr. Paul be comes hoped penmanship. and it is to recommended, young people of this community opportunity themselves of this of chi avail becoming proficient in the art rography. 600 head of cattle route passed to Ar About town Tuesday en Reynolds, through for delivery to Mr. E. P. Weir lington They belonged to W. Cran Nebraska. Edwards, W. Worley, 1500 R. head W. J. Paul Griner. About in cattle will and leave Gilliam county shipment. band of cattle being driven week, to wer A for shipment, this neighbor lington into a pasture in the whic turned of Mayville Monday evening poisonou hood have contained some followin must several steers died the started weed, morning as shortly after being the road. Bros. have rented the me Jordan next door to the Delmonico hand market and will keep on and taurant veal, etc., at such times justific beef, quantities as the demand and such will sell strictly for cash They allow no meat to leave the shop is paid for. item which appeared in McKinn our An concerning Mrs. Ed issue erroneous. Mrs. McKinney was the Condon hotel, during ping at absence in the East, ladies Maddock's companion for the young the capac as a household, and not in the item of the cook as was stated in question. A dividend of 8 per cent has been defu by the receiver of the clared National Bank of Arlington. with First final dividend making of is the of 15 per cent a total holders mer one, dollar received by have on the paper. It seems to bank's tolerably well busted institution. W. Darling performed a somew walk L. feat on last Friday by blindfolded, novel from his ranch, court seven northwest of town, to the ten min in two hours and door, walk was made on A wager three The time specified being ha the Mr. Darling was an easy winner, he rea minutes to spare when remark 50 here, but he was heard to

3. May 7, 1898 The Dalles Times-Mountaineer Dalles, OR
Article from The Dalles Times-Mountaineer, May 7, 1898

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rSTATE NEWS of o di Pendleton Wednesday wounded evening Joe Sewall with At shot and severely whom May Drake, a woman years, then shot self. had lived Sewall several was gambler and formerly lived at Canyon City. ditch Or. While excavating an Lexington, irrigation on Ray creek, found near the skeletons believed, of severg al workmen white people, who. many it years ago, were killed by Indians were found sticking in as arrow skulls. heads That part of Eastern battles Ore be the the scene of many the In3 tween gon was the early settlers and dians. lively shooting scrape occurred Two at A Grande Wednesday evening. Parker, who La assaulted James it at men and emptied them. One man drew a revolver was hit in the shoulder veterans o: the soldiers' Manila home by celebrated The the victory at just west the home cannon firing mounting Umpqua bridge and of people of the rounds. A number number from town of participated with them. been A receiver of dividend of per cent the has defunct declared National by the Bank of Arlington. with First final dividend making total of This is the of 15 per cent by a former on one, the dollar received holders 23 cts. of the bank's paper. patriotrather spirited display Portland of A witnessed in in front the ism was Among the crowd big, other day. of the bulletin boards was the middle of one aged man who would expressed wipe the United wish "that States Spain off the American face of standing earth A sturdy young swung out a righthander jaw, beside him, equarly on the big fellow's landed landed him into the street, his on knocked of him and began illuminating of Spain. top with the map pair. countenance arrested the paid the the A policeman to the station, him erowa followed fine and carried young back in fellow's triumph on their shoulders. the W. Robinson exhibited on that J. last Saturday a valued nugger at $237, streets 1416 ounces, on Brase weighed the Stringer mine, creek, the found at tributary to Evans Record. Nail gulch, Grant's Pass Mining that nuggets. says had four other $13 and He also weighed respectively $40. $28, $11. patriotic women of Portland Volunhave The organized the Woman's the object of teer Emergency raise Corps, funds for Oregon's to which is to propose soldiers. They in the volunteer donate $100 to each company regiment. has The adjutant by the war of Oregon department been instructed of the Oregon regthat the companies recruited up to 80 men iment will be of 100. This includes The each, noncommission instead officers. This the provides fcr 12 companies. will be needed order that 240 less men means first thought necessary. of than at of Charles Neal, 14-year-olà son cow yesA creek, was kicked by a broken terday Deer morning. His leg was below the knee. reportlarge vein of coal is at the Another have been discovered Mr. ed to the Nehalem river by 45 thick. Longhead. mouth of The vein, it is said, work inches force of men was started to a messA morning building dam yesterday of the lock and will house at the site From now on men be kept at Lafayette. at work until the improvement is 2 completed o'clock Wednesday Columbia morning River the At large Harbor shops of Bailroad the Stella Co. and at Ord- Oak & Gray's between by way's dock Point, were completely destroyed break fire. prisoners attempted early to yesa out Eight of the Lian county They jail sawed off terday morning made of a caseknife, when lock with making saw a hole in the the noise outer and were the sheriff heard wall and prevented their escape. of the Pendleton Camp, that Woodmen all members World, has decided government service rewho enter the Spain will be during the war with all dues during leased from paying such service. They and their absenre in standing will be kept continued. in good While Woodin men are service their policies absent from their their wives homes and government to receive whatever from care and children assistance are may be needed brethren. The cattle purchased in this weeks section ago Mr. Reynolds several W. S. Thompby gathered into and started have been below town which is son's ranch for Arlington, the point from there in the contracts as Journal. stipulated the Fossil of delivery, says will be shipped to From there they ranch in Nebraska. side Reynold's from this Mr. 1200 head will go hundred Over and several into the of Thirtymile, will be turned head before more Arlington is reached. For band Last week Henry head P. of unbroke Steers, of horses the sold thirty county. who to 311, Mr. Miller, of has Morrow secured the conCanyou gentleman the Heppner and $30 per tract City to carry mail. The price was will head. Pendleton scouring woolen mil's mill The and the month. start up soon. operations in about will begin of the Oregon Sugar Supt. Granger, has receive word cars that of carloads company of steel and sugar two factory are the :hinery for the expected that way and it is this week. There she will arrive during the summer +hipment received altogether steel and will be about 200 carloads of machinery. Hon. M. Republican Pipee, Speaking of Crook Portland, county address the voters of the follawing times issues of the day Creek, at Tuesday. May 11; and places: Hay Wednesday, Mitche May Prineville, 10; Haystacks, Thursday, May 12; Man 14