Draft:Old-Merchants National Bank & Trust Company
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Comment: the purpose of the article isn't to tell a story, but to be factual. Consider how most wikipedia articles start: Old-Merchants National Bank & Trust Company is a former bank that was formed in 1851 and provided x, y, and z. It was merged into a, b, c until its closure in 1982. microbiologyMarcus (petri dish·growths) 21:23, 8 February 2024 (UTC)
A man named Loyal C. Kellogg founded a private bank in 1851. Kellogg's bank became the city's first federal chartered bank in 1865 as First National Bank. The bank went
| Formerly | Loyal C. Kellogg's Private Bank, First National Bank |
|---|---|
| Industry | Financial |
| Predecessor | Loyal C. Kellogg's Private Bank, First National Bank |
| Founded | 1905 |
| Defunct | 1929 |
| Fate | Merged with Merchants Savings Bank |
| Headquarters | 31 West Michigan Avenue, Battle Creek, Michigan |
| Industry | Financial |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1888, Battle Creek, Michigan |
| Defunct | 1929 |
| Fate | Merged with Old National Bank & Trust Company |
| Headquarters | 23 West Michigan Avenue, Battle Creek, Michigan, Battle Creek, Michigan |
| Formerly | Loyal C. Kellogg's Private Bank, First National Bank, Old National Bank & Trust Company and Merchants Savings Bank. |
|---|---|
| Industry | Financial |
| Predecessor | Loyal C. Kellogg's Private Bank, First National Bank, Old National Bank & Trust Co. |
| Founded | 1929, Battle Creek, Michigan |
| Defunct | June 13, 1933 |
| Fate | Closed due to the Great Depression |
| Successor | Security National Bank |
| Headquarters | 25 West Michigan Avenue, Battle Creek, Michigan, Battle Creek, Michigan |
A Private
| Formerly | Old-Merchants National Bank & Trust Company of Battle Creek |
|---|---|
| Industry | Financial |
| Predecessor | Loyal C. Kellogg's Private Bank, First National Bank, Old National Bank & Trust Co.,Old-Merchants National Bank & Trust Company |
| Founded | June 1935 |
| Defunct | 1982-1983 |
| Fate | Became SNB Bank & Trust around 1980 and closed around the time that DetroitBank Corp. was merged with Comerica Bank in 1982. |
| Headquarters | 25 West Michigan Avenue, Battle Creek, Michigan, Battle Creek, Michigan |
Number of locations | 6 Branches |
through numerous transitions and in 1905 became Old National Bank & Trust Company.[1] The Old National Bank & Trust Co. was originally headquartered at 1 East Main St. (Now 1 East Michigan Avenue). The bank moved in 1915 from 1 East Main St on "Bank Corners" to 29-31 West Main St. Another bank called Merchants Savings Bank at 23 West Main St. In 1929, the two banks merged creating the Old-Merchants National Bank and Trust Company, and constructing a new building in 1931. The bank institution only lasted for 4 years until June 13 of 1933, when the bank closed partly due to the Great Depression. In June of 1935 the bank was restructured as Security National Bank, which later became SNB Bank & Trust in 1980 and closed permanently around 1982.
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| Motto: Land of the free and united Ovis Aries ... | |
| Anthem: "Song of the Ewe" Royal anthem: "Le Grat Ewe" | |
| Land of the first Great Mouflonians | |
| Status | Collapsing |
| Administrative & Federal | Whrthyle |
| Administrative center | Whrthyle Circle |
| Largest city | Whrthyle |
| Official languages | Sheepian |
| Recognised national languages | Macintoshian,Macintoshian Mouflonian |
| Recognised regional languages | Macintoshia |
| Ethnic groups | Sheepian,Eastern Mouflonian,Macintoshian Mouflon,Asiatic Mouflon,Macintoshian,Nubian,African Pygmy |
| Religion | Torielism, Mouflonism, Nubianism(defunct) |
| Demonym(s) | Sheepian |
| Government | Monarchy |
• Queen of Sheep's Leg | Lazuli Yuli IV |
| Queen of Sheep's Leg | |
• 60,000 B.T.-30,000 B.T. | George I |
• 20,000 B.T.-7,000 B.T. | George II |
• 6,000 B.T.-3,000 B.T. | George III |
• 3,000 B.T.-1,000 B.T. | George IV |
• 800 B.T.-600 B.T. | George V |
• 500 B.T.-300 B.T. | Sir James Lev VI |
• 100 B.T.-80 B.T. | Sir James Lev VII |
| Establishment | 30,000 B.T. |
| Currency | Sheepian Golish (SPG) |
| Time zone | Sheepian Standard Time |
| Calling code | +6 |
| Internet TLD | .Ewe |
Website www.Sheepslegthegreat.ewe | |
| Today part of | Macintoshia |
| Industry | Dry Goods/Department Store |
|---|---|
| Genre | Department Store |
| Founded | 1912 |
| Founder | John C. Toeller |
| Defunct | 1933 |
| Fate | Sold out to L.W. Robinson's of Battle Creek |
| Successor | Toeller-Grant Company,Toeller-Dolling Company,Grand Leader,George William Toeller Company |
| Headquarters | 17 West Michigan Avenue, Battle Creek, Michigan |
Area served | Battle Creek area |
Key people | John C. Toeller,George William Toeller, Mr. Grant |