Painting as an asset and thrift for farms in the Midwest
An article argues repainting farm buildings every five years boosts value and loan eligibility. It cites bankers in Iowa Illinois Michigan Ohio and Missouri noting painted, well kept structures improve loan terms and perceived farm thrift, with higher loan approval and faster money. It also mentions Wood and Logging Co. promoting lumber sales and a dentist listed at the end.
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A. Smiynesott Hoanker
Jon Nyenery
Tbs Gael
Sameenes
Mississippi
Iowa
Illi Pois
Michigan
Ohio
Innvon
Missouri
Inyeruay
Mivhizas Ener
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W. Irvine
J. B. Parker
C. G. Irvine
L. C. Fitzgerald
the Farmers State Bank
Nan
Farmers State Bank
Ey Yao Hilke
Lumber & Loggia Company
Jtapichns
Asiletzumber & Logging Co
France
Dr. Duganne
Over Nile Penitence National Bank
Patrick J. Hartigan
Howse
Wilcoo
mMewnico
Provident Myn
Congress
Foroigs Land
Oregon Agricultural College
Esacniusis
Joey
Fos College
Regstrar
Oregon
Aatcultural College
Corveils
Cturdy
America
Georgette
Eddy & Carbray
Standard Oil Company
California
al el Or
J. W. Demick
Independence
G. W. McLaughlin
Buena Vista
U. S
Rock Island
LaCross
Surrey
MccLaughlin & White