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| Date | Year | Event |
| 7-Feb | 1907 | Herman Gates, cashier, First National Bank |
| 23-Sep | 1911 | The town is building a cement crossing over Big Horn Ave. between First National Bank and A.G. Rupp’s. |
| 23-May | 1912 | C.W. Erwin buys control of First National Bank. He purchased the stock of Roy Gassner and part of Mr. Baird’s. Mr. Baird and Mr. Gates will continue as pres. and VP and Mr. Erwin will be cashier. |
| 1-Aug | 1912 | The moving of the old buildings of the First National Bank, Geo. W. Herard, and Worland Mercantile shows conclusively that the plans for construction will be carried out. I.J. Denton surveyed the lot lines for the new buildings last week. |
| 29-Aug | 1912 | Poles and wire for telephone system are being unloaded. The office will be in the new First National Bank building under construction so the exchange itself will not be installed until the building is ready for occupancy. |
| 19-Dec | 1912 | Herrick and Draper who have been plastering the First National Bank left yesterday to plaster the poor house building in Basin. |
| 13-Feb | 1913 | George Herard expects to move his Rexall Drug and Jewelry store across the street next to the First National Bank in a few days. W.E. Benson to be the manager and H.C. Horsch to be druggist. |
| 27-Feb | 1913 | The old bank building of the First National Bank will be moved a block east and will be the office of the Worland Lot and Land Co. |
| 6-Mar | 1913 | Chas. L. Brome has opened his law office in the First National Bank building. |
| 6-Mar | 1913 | C.H. Harkins has moved into new quarters over the First National Bank. |
| 17-Apr | 1913 | Washakie Abstract Co. begins business this week. Office on 2nd floor of First National Bank building. |
| 1-May | 1913 | The post office is going to move over into the large room at the rear of the First National Bank building. |
| 22-Jan | 1915 | C.W. Irwin, cashier of the First National Bank has purchased the new house being built by S.U. Sheeley on Culbertson. |
| 18-Feb | 1916 | Attorney H.W. Rich is moving his law office from the First National Bank building to rooms in the rear of Stockgrowers Bank. |
| 8-Sep | 1916 | Noel Morgan, one of Washakie County’s new attorneys, has opened up his office in the First National Bank building. |
| 2-Feb | 1917 | M/M B.J. Keys are comfortably located in Worland. Bernard took up duties as cashier at First National Bank. |
| 27-Apr | 1917 | F.E. Anders opens a barber shop in the basement of the First National Bank. |
| 5-Jul | 1917 | Extension being built on First National Bank building, Will be used for the new Post Office. |
| 18-Oct | 1917 | Professional card- Ernest J. Goppert- Attorney- Office over First National Bank |
| 15-Nov | 1917 | Notice- There will be an opening dance in the new hall in the First National Bank building. |
| 5-Dec | 1918 | Frank Rich has moved his shoe repair shop from the Randel building down the street to the Rupp building where W.H. Holman conducted his barber shop. Hank is now located in the First National Bank building. |
| 13-Feb | 1919 | Misses Cross and Horne have opened their new millinery store in the First National Bank building. |
| 29-Jan | 1920 | B.T. Joslin, cashier of First National Bank purchased a residence from George Lewis. |
| 30-Mar | 1922 | Article- First National Bank changes control. H. B. Gates and Alex B. Healy leading figures in enterprise. |
| 14-Feb | 1924 | Ad - Worland Shoe Shop, basement of First National bank. |
| 1-Jan | 1925 | Article- Bank Merger effected here on Saturday. The Farmers State Bank took over all assets of the First National 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. |