First National Bank Sparks Boynton Community Growth
Two years after taking charge the First National Bank of Boynton grew deposits from under 40000 to about 100000 while maintaining strong, safe loans. The piece touts local industry, cotton gin, grain elevator, Frisco spur, a $50000 oil refinery, a forthcoming Pioneer Telephone system, and community cooperation led by W T Cole, with the bank backing progress and urging farmers to invest in corn and cotton.
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First National Bank
Boynton
First National Bank of
Oklahoma
R. C
Kobel
Johnson & Koontz
Ebersham
Pioneer Telephone Company
United States
Boynton Yard Led By Rebold Lumber Co In Okmulgee
The Rebold Lumber Co operates large mills in Choctaw country and owns yards at Okmulgee Morris and Boynton under the slogan From the Stump to the Consumer. W. E. Clare markets Boynton lands and oil prospects while J. H. Ogle leads Powers & Ogle Company with extensive hardware facilities.
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Boynton
Rebold Lumber Company
Choctaw
Okmulgee
Morris and Boynton
John H. Rebold
W.C. Newman
P. P. Claypool
W. E. Clare Prominent Real Estate and Insurance Figure
W E Clare emerges as a leading name in real estate and insurance in the region, with broad influence in local business circles and property markets.
Powers Ogle Hardware Co pioneer dealer in Boynton
The above firm is the pioneer hardware company and implement dealers of this section. Established eleven years ago when Boynton had a few hundred people. The business started with a small stock and has grown as the area expanded. A red five pointed star on each package of Chamberlain's Tablets symbolizes health and quick relief for digestion biliousness or constipation. Obtainable everywhere.
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Powers & Ogle Company
Pioneer Hardware Company
Boynton
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Boynton, Oklahoma
W. T. Cole
the Rebold Lumber Co
Jace W. E. Clare
Clare
W. E. Clare
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Powers @ Ogle Hardware Co
Muskogee County
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