Bank of Boynton Organizes and Opens in 1905
The Bank of Boynton organized and opened August 1 1905 by H L Wineland and associates of Virden and Waverly Illinois led by O R Rohrer cashier of The Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Virden. It grew to the hundred thousand dollar class with small farmer and laboring man deposits. Current stockholders include A R Skidmore president Lee Perkins Dr J A Settle vice presidents H L Wineland cashier C W Allret and S L Hawley directors.
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Bank of
Boynton
H. L. Wineland
Bank of Boynton
All Boynton
A. R. Skidmore
Lee Perkins
J. A. Settle
H-L. Wineland
C. W. Allret
S. L. Hawley
Oklahoma Cash Store at Boynton led by Capt Hodgens
The Oklahoma Cash Store in Boynton is described as led by Capt J E Hodgens who opened five years ago in present quarters. He is praised for gentlemanly conduct, strict honesty, and a square deal, building up a splendid business and being a well regarded citizen.
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Boynton
J. E. Hodgens
Hodgens
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Johnson Koontz Elevator rises in Muskogee county
The Johnson and Koontz Elevator in Boynton, owned by L. Johnson and J. C. Koontz, expands its grain market role with 25 years in mill and elevator work across Percel and Ukon Oklahoma. The partners promise fair, systematized handling, buying and selling grain and meat at competitive prices to farmers in Muskogee and nearby Okmulgee counties.
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Farmers Gin & Elevator Co
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Okmulgee
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