Articles state the Bank of Commerce (Burley) closed their doors on January 15, 1921 due to local borrowers (livestock men) failing to pay notes. Later (Dec 9, 1921) the Burley State Bank and Bank of Commerce were consolidated into the Commercial State Bank (indicating permanent closure/takeover). No explicit deposit run is described.
Events (2)
1.January 15, 1921Suspension
Cause
Local Shock
Cause Details
Failure of livestock men to pay notes when due; insufficiency of assets realizable promptly (local agricultural credit losses).
Newspaper Excerpt
two Burley banks, the Burley State Bank and the Bank of Commerce, had closed their doors.
Source
newspapers
2.December 9, 1921Other
Newspaper Excerpt
The Commercial State bank ... was formed by the consolidation of the Burley State bank and the Bank of Commerce which closed their doors January 15.
Source
newspapers
Newspaper Articles (2)
1.January 21, 1921The Oakley HeraldOakley, ID
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Article Text
People of Oakley were sorry to hear Monday that two Burley banks, the Burley State Bank and the Bank of Commerce, had closed their doors. Failure of live stock men to pay notes when due is said to be the main cause of the trouble. There is no sign of panic, and confidence is expressed that depositors will suffer no loss.
2.December 15, 1921The Filer RecordFiler, ID
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BURLEY, Dec. 9 The Commercial State bank of this city failed to open its doors this morning. The cause is aot given but it is believed to be due to the insafficiency of some assets in which cash could not be linine liately realized. There is a popular report that it will probably reaper soon. The Commercial State bank was formed by the consolidation 1) the Burley State bank and the Bani of Commerce which closed "their doors January 15. Later the Firs National bank suspended The Bur ley National bank is now the ont) ban kin the city. Its position is sala a be imprognable 28 it owes nobod; nything.