Bank Asset and Liability Ledger from Emmet County Bank
A 1921 bank statement for an Iowa bank details assets and liabilities including cash in vault, net amounts due from banks, real estate, furniture, and other assets. It lists capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, deposits, and notes outstanding with totals for items 11 through 32, plus rediscounts and liabilities, sworn by the cashier on January 10, 1921 in Emmet county.
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U. B
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
U. S
Federal Reserve
Ss. I
R. H. Miller
Robert Knight
J.P. Kirby
Jay Johnston
D. R. Alexander
Presbyterian Church Sees Steady Attendance and Choir Notes
The Presbyterian Church reports usual attendance with special quartet, Miss Hutching solo, and choir leadership pleasing congregants. Sunday school declined slightly but will rebound. children’s choir plans weekly numbers. Rehearsals set for 4 30 on Thursdays, mid week service Thursday evenings at 7 90 in the primary room. League Bands meet in afternoon sessions with local choir leaders assisting. All services proceed next Sunday as usual. Members urged to contribute and help the program.
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Dr. Ewen
Dr. Frederickson
JL. M. Christiansen
A. BE. Erickson
G. I. Raife
McLean
Iowa’s Thirty Ninth General Assembly Opens
Dex Moines Jan 10 Iowa’s Thirty ninth general assembly convenes Monday January 10 and will inaugurate new governor Nate Kendall and Lieutenant Governor John Hammill on Thursday January 13 This short span since Iowa’s statehood has seen development and improvement The assembly leans politically with eight Democrats across both houses and a note on earlier party control Back in 1891
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Dex Moines
Iowa
General Assembly
Nate Kendall
John Hammill
Lown
House
Senate
Republican Caucus Sets Stage for Statehouse Posts in 1892
In 1892 the Republican caucus gathered many hopefuls for House and Senate posts as Arch McFarlane led the House speakership contest from Waterloo while the lieutenant governor presided over the Senate. The era favors World War veterans as they seek influential roles in the statehouse.
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Gov. Bois
General Assembly
Arch McFarlane
Waterloo
House
Senate
Howver
Prince
Iowa Faces New Era As Gibson Takes Office
The piece notes Capt Bari’s replacement by Gibson, expects fewer sensational measures, and predicts changes to outdated Sunday laws. It also covers the new state treasurer W J Burbank, critiques the primary law, and describes inauguration plans for Gov Kendall and Lt Gov Hammill with legislative focus on farming and fiscal prudence.
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Havener
Mary
Alnee Andy
Gibson
W. J. Burbank
Waterloo
Fd. Hoyt
Ed. Hoyt
Iowa
Supreme Court
Thomas Arthur
Logan
Silas M. Weaver
Iowa Falls
DeGraff
Des Moines
F. F. Waville
Fort Dodge
White
Nate Kendall
John Hammill
Senate
House
Clyde Herring
Hammill
Gov. Kendall
Stac
House of Representatives
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