| Date | Year | Event |
| 14-Jun | 1917 |
New Farmers State Bank will open in the Pulliam
Block as soon as it is completed. |
| 8-Nov | 1917 |
Farmers State Bank open for business, O.F. Drefold,
cashier. |
| 16-May | 1918 |
H.W. Kingery of Nebraska elected new president of
Farmers State Bank. |
| 13-Feb | 1919 |
J.J. Ryan to take position as Cashier of Farmer’s
State Bank. |
| 3-Apr | 1919 |
Ad - Holland’s Electric Shop, across the street
from the Farmer’s State Bank |
| 14-Aug | 1919 |
Professional card- Miss Leo A. Gabbert, Studio
over Farmer’s State Bank |
| 10-Jan | 1924 |
D.T. Pulliam Co., W. O. Gray, L/E. Laird, and J.W. Pulliam purchase entire stock of Farmers State Bank. |
| 31-Jan | 1924 |
The Acme Grocery Co. have leased the Pulliam building next door the Farmers State Bank and will open for business
Fri. Feb. 8th. |
| 1-Jan | 1925 |
Article - Bank Merger effected here on Saturday. The Farmers State Bank took over all assets of the First National Bank. |
| 2-Apr | 1925 |
R.C. Schultz has awarded a contract for a similar
building on his corner lots west of the Farmers State Bank. |
| 21-May | 1925 |
Arrangements have been definitely completed for the Farmers State Bank to move from their present quarters into the
First National Bank building. |
| 30-Jul | 1925 |
Article- Monday moving day for Worland. Farmers State Bank opens in new home. |
| 30-Jul | 1925 |
The Cash Grocery operated by J. L. McMillan will
move into the large room vacated by Farmers State Bank. |
| 3-Feb | 1927 |
D. J. Hundall resigns position at Farmers State Bank. Ray Bower appointed to his place as Vice- President and active
manager. |
| 9-Jun | 1927 |
M/M Frank Hepburn have moved to Worland from Greybull. Hepburn is the manager of Wyoming Gas Co. in Worland. The office for the present is next to the post office building in the rear of Farmers State Bank. |
| 12-Sep | 1929 |
Lawrence Shaffer has opened up a radio shop one
door south of Farmer’s State Bank. |
| 10-Oct | 1929 |
Boys in two Ag classes have organized themselves to affiliate with the state and national organizations of the Future
Farmers of America. |
| 22-Oct | 1931 |
The Worland Rifle Club has rented the basement of
the Farmers State Bank and established their indoor range there. |
| 31-Mar | 1932 |
Ad- Worland Shoe and Harness Shop, Farmers State
Bank building, Harry Traylor, prop. |
| 21-Mar |
1935 | Diercks, Carl 1005 J; Denton, W.A. groceries 710 H; Denton W.A. 1009 J; Farmers State Bank 644 H; Fitzmaurice, Ralph 700 I; Johnston, Mrs W. 1100 I; Morgan, Noel 1010 12th; Mountain States Power Co. 721 H; Murray Drug Co. 725 H; Moore, A.J. 1112 I; Paris, H.B. 1121 I; Read and Anderson 718 H; Russell, R. 908 J, Russell Hardware 537 H; Phil Schaff 817 K; Stockgrowers 700 H; Grit 724 H; Worland Vulcanizing 712-714 H; Worland Furniture 716 H; Worland Variety 720 H; Worland Garage 832-846 H; Wright, Jean 1101 I. |
