Davenport Banks and Officers Advertised in Davenport
A page lists security savings bank at Southwest Corner Second and Harrison, Davenport, Iowa with officers including Ruy Mannn as president and Otto Eckhardt as vice president. Scott County Savings Bank at Third and Brady, Davenport, Iowa publishes deposits, officers, and directors. First National Bank at Second and Main, Davenport showcases officers and notes as the first national bank in operation in the United States since 1865. Davenport Savings Bank and Citizens National Bank advertise deposits, loans on real estate and personal security, and officers. The notices reflect a bustling local banking scene with multiple institutions offering four percent interest and foreign exchange at favorable rates.
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Scott County Savings Bank Southwest Corner Third
Brady Sia
Davenport
Iowa
Ceplins
OVOF
Wssess
XH. Sears
F. Petersen
le Sears
Jane
Reme Southwest Corer
Sjce
Odavenport
Savings Bankforter
Hecont
Cash Central
Burdick
Louie Baller
Henry ¢. Steuck
Citizens’ National Bank Northwest
Sta. Davenedrt
Jena Lorenzen
Veer Peealent
Aug. Ballutt
C. Kroeger
Asst
Caahler
An A . Andranen
J. P_ Best
ME. Cock
B. Grlexs
Jens Vorances
Huailees A. 3
Es Ee
Seittert
Oswald_ Schmitt
Vander Veer
W. C. Wadsworth
Nephew of Haugen Named in Cooperatives Fund Suit
A Northwood based Farmers Mutual Cooperative Livestock association seeks 26000 from manager F Bliggson bookkeeper T Bakken and treasurer Haugen amid claims of misappropriation. Frightened members heard an expert accountant report a 7000 shortage when a 10900 surplus existed. The case, tied to Ellingsen, Bakken and Bank of Kensett ties, unfolds after a tense annual meeting. The suit, filed early today, names Haugen as nephew of Congressman Gilbert N Haugen and alleges he cashed checks for private use. The case proceeds at the next Northwood term.
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Mason City
Northwood
Farmers’ Mutual Co-operative Live Stock Association
Kensett
Worth County
F. &. Bliggson
Bakken
Haugen
Hart Francisco
Francisco
Ellingson
Attorney Johnson
Fobrson
Tressirer -Haugen
Gilbert N. Haugen
Congrésstiath Tergen
Bank of Hen Bett
Egoelar
Mauerer Elingsen
Board of Trade
Ellingsen
No Indictments Returned In Harlan Case
A Shelby county grand jury failed to indict Andrew Hibbs and Henry Grager on burglary charges tied to the Pan ame and Defiance stoves case. The pair had been held over to the January grand jury after waiving exam ination. Detective Charles Walner of Omaha swore to the information. Hibbs to Audubon for relatives. Grager given shoes. Neither appeared before the grand jury. Hibbs has a Sioux City wife. Grager returns to Harrison county.
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Harlan, Ts
Jdan
Shelby ‘County
Andrew Hibbs
Henry Grager
Joseph Zimmerman
C. M. Preston
Shelby County
Kellogg
Charles Walner
Oibaha
Board of Supervisors
Bly
Harlan
Hibbs
Audubon
Audubon County
Graser
Grand
Sioux City
Harrison County
Banker Embezzlement Case Near Topeka Described
January 11 report from Fort Worth notes a cashier accused of embezzling funds from Farmers Mutual Live Stock association. The suit alleges about 76 000 recovered and 26 000 misappropriated lands, with officers including Joe Haugen and Gilbert N Haugen linked to the Kensett bank presidency. The petition claims some funds were invested on the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Farmers’ Mutual’ Live Stock Association of Town
sBank
Kensett
Durbin Grants Parole To Hinshaw In Murder Case
Indiana governor Durbin granted unconditional parole to Rev William E Hinshaw convict in the 1895 Belle mansion killing of his wife Thurza Hinshaw ten years after sentencing Hinshaw previously served in Michigan City prison. Gov Durbin cited lack of motive and unanswered questions as basis for release despite public opinion against him.
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Indianapolids
Ind
Gove
Winteld T. Durbin
Willian
Hjuehae, & Talmieter
Thurza Hinshaw
Belle
Rev. Hinshaw
Michigan City
Durbin
Willian E. Hinshaw
Hinshaw
Alway
Pardons for Former Fili Pino Insurgent Major
Washington reports Jean Guttierez, once a major in the Filipino insurgent army, has been pardoned by President Roosevelt. He previously faced execution by military commission in 1900 for murders in Luzon, later commuted to imprisonment. His pardon followed evidence of aiding Americans to pacify Luzon and new favorable testimony by Captain William Johnson.
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Washington
Jean Guttierrez
James Husseth
George Sulliven
Twentieth Infantry
Luzon
Roosevelt
San Fernaando de Union
Feneral
Philippines
Guttierrez
Davis
William T. Johnson
Teauth Cavalry
Capito Johnson
Guttherrez
Jefferson County Delinquent Tax Sanction Report 1904
Fairfield Iowa January 11 report from Sheriff Wright shows Jefferson County 1904 delinquent tax record. Fourteen people used county jail accommodations during the year, all staying about 21 days each and none before June 8. Five were sent to penitentiary, two with ten year sentences. County known for temperance yet about half imprisoned for drunkenness.
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Fairfield
Jeferson County
Wright
Jefferson County
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promised for Blood and System Cleanse
Highly praised as a medicine meeting modern requirements for a blood and system cleaner. Promoted to cure stomach and liver troubles. Available at Frank Nedler's drug store for 26 cents with guarantee.
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Dr. King
Frank. Nedler
May recover from rabies in Chicago treatment
Otho Grigsby, under Pasteur Institute care in Chicago for rabies, had word via Chicago authorities that recovery is possible. A brother returning from Anye reported the patient is rallying. Grigsby will be moved to Giltaire City, Indiana, for thorough treatment before any possible return to Madrid.
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Otho Grigsby
Madrid
The
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Jas
Grigsby
Giltare City
Ho da
Muadrid
Rockefeler Lectures on Diet Speed and Diet concerns
J D Rockefeller spoke to his son's Bible class in Simsey criticizing Americans for eating too fast and too much. He urged moderation and mindful eating to improve health and temperance.
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Rockefeller
New York
Jac
J. D. Rockefeller
Sugar Prices Hit Highest Levels in Years at Local Grocer
Sugar continues to rise with a 10 cent per hundredweight jump. Retailers now pay 6.16 per 100 pounds and can barely offer 74 pounds per dollar. A dollar buys 18 to 20 pounds at this season’s peak. Produce and dairy items show similar price pressures with eggs, butter, cheese, and vegetables listed across wholesale and retail segments.
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Perth
Wutter—Creamery
Ike
Michigan
California
Blizzard stories persist in Fort Dodge farm sow uses straw prison
In Fort Dodge Iowa Jan 11 the strangest tale follows the blizzard. A sow on Hels Jingsleson’s farm was embedded in straw, without feed or water, for seven days yet survived. She then birthed six piglets while confined, astonishing neighbors as the storm trapped the stockman and his animals.
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Fort Dodge
Hels Jngsleson
Watcer
Bis Atock
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Litas Rines Bane
Ma ‘Ats
Aye
Gasbier Ectors
F. H. Parte
Cirle
D. Kuehl
W. FH. Weir
A. Koester
D_ “Petersen
Chas ‘Whitaker
J. B. Richardean
T. Proestler
Ernest Zovler
Isterekt
Geposits
Svedit
Second and
Harrison Streets
QHD
Offeers and Direstors
Ruymann
Ele A Aere
Otto Eckhardt
Der
John Brandt
Wm. Ruymann
Chas. Schleir
Ins Lorenzen
Voss
Andresen
Candler Ba Kaufmann
HL Andresen
H. Y. Hraunsteh
Clausen
F. H
Grigge
Jean Toliner Ta. Murphy
Paulo ‘Haddewig
HO Reiffert
Chas
N. Voss
Mons Securities
Mece Cnet
New Northern
Bootle
New Northern Bathe
Quinny St
Gha Miabo
Armers
Worth Country
Paroles
Vintiates
AEH Miter
Atta
Jean Guttiérrez
Tefferson County
Clark
Davenport Gas & Electric CO
Brady Street
Grocerins
Phoenix Mill
Johnson Que
Pillsbury
Minnesota
Graham Four
Timothy Hay
Idva
Staples
Hilary
She
Sruau
BHP
Ise
Brazil
Albert Huber
W. Taira
Ravenport
General Law Prairies
Isaac Petersberchr
Whitaker
Fred W. Neat
McManus Bldg
Carroll Brothers
Devonport Abstract Co
Bcott Uenty, Tows
Root Estate
Touranes
Sutte &, Waltaker
Davenport, Tors
Dol Odge
H. Cook F. le Dodge
Atromagean Taw
Thomas Byrnes
Brifigs Avenue
Oftics Zipara
Mourd Sirset
Ebone
H. R. Baker
Whitaker Anildjar
Brady
Aurist
George W. Banning
J. D
West
Third St
Undertakers
H. Runge
West Third St
Iows
Kisgen
Davenport Malting Co
Herman Walt
West City
Gesona Street
West Second
W.m'clelland CO
Third
la Claire
Davenport GA
Eusctric CO
East Third Street
W. J. Gratt
Cantrsetor and
Buller
Steck
Frank Berter
St. Davenport
Joan
McCullough
Davenport Mortgage Loan Co
Beten
Bilovey
Brown's
Webster County
Tri-City Star
Dan. B. Horne
Tacor
Liablitty
L. Lindholm
Bid Perry Bt
Davanpert
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