Iowa Building Announcement Authorized Capital
Sioux City Iowa announces authorized capital of one million dollars for the Iowa Building project establishing capital and ownership terms. Local officials state funding and timelines pending completion.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
4
Kammann Sees Opportunity for Sioux City Livestock Bank
F W Kammann, veteran cashier of the National Bank of Commerce with twenty five years in the field, declares a strong company can grow in Sioux City. He emphasizes understanding livestock men and successful farming needs and promises intelligent service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kammann
Sioux City
National Bank of Commerce
F. W. Kammann
The
National Bank ‘of Commerce
Local investors tout cattle money boom and strong banking tie
Merrill figures farmer demand will surge in spring as western markets clear. D M Brennanman plans 250 shares and directs. Alta’s L C Anderson backs the proposition after investigation. George R Cook of Rolfe endorses the banking deal as safe and strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Berner
West
J. F. Berner
Merrill
Cook
Geo. R. Cook
Rolfe, Iowa
Stock Growers Money Loaned to the Stock Man
The Stock Growers Company reports funds loaned to a stock man in a financial note. The entry records loan amounts, parties involved, and terms of repayment as part of the company's routine financial disclosures.
Notable bankers and stockmen listed across multiple Midwest towns
A compiled notice names several figures in agriculture and finance including J. M. King, former Homer Nebraska banker. S. C. Anderson of Alta Iowa. E. J. Dannatt, banker and stock grower from Ainsworth Nebraska. D. M. Brenneman, stock grower from Wessington Springs South Dakota. D. D. Anderson of Plankinton South Dakota with Farmers Grain Dealers Association ties. J. W. Davis of Harlan Iowa. I. F. Berner of Merrill Iowa. and D. R. Cook of Rolfe Iowa in a regional industry roster of professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Anderson Plankintonn
Farmers Grain ‘Dealer’s Association of
South Dakota
Legislature of
Anderson Endorses Livestock Credit Firm in South Dakota
S C D Anderson a pioneer farmer and rancher from Aurora county South Dakota testifies to the need for flexible credit in the livestock industry. He cites the conservative banking experience of the company’s President and Manager as a guarantee of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Anderson
Aurora County
S. D
CO. D. Anderson
Midland Cattle Loan Promises Market Support
A fragmented note quotes Harlan Iowa resident J. W. Davis asserting the Midland cattle loan will aid market success. The garbled text suggests Davis comments on financing to boost cattle operations and regional trade.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Midland Cattle Loan Company
Iowa
Sioux City, Iowa
Brennemann
D. M. Brenneman
MR. Anderson
ALTA
O. K
L. C. Anderson
H. H. Cable
Hudson
J. M. King
Homer Neb
S. C
Anderson
Alta, Iowa
E.J. Dannatt
Ainsworth, Neb
Big
Stockman and Feeder
D. M
Brenneman Wessington
J. W. Davis Harlan
I. F. Berner Merrill
D. R. Cook Rolfe,’ Lowe
Genet Merchandise
Midland Cattle Loan Co
MR. Dannatt
Mr. Kammann
E. J. Dannatt
Ainsworth
King
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