Iowa Savings Bank Led by Mack Groves in Estherville
Estherville Iowa reports the Iowa Savings Bank headed by Mack J Groves with capital 50000 surplus 90000 undivided profits 5000 and total resources near two million dollars making it a leading Northwestern Iowa financial institution. Organized in 1900 the bank opened on Sixth and Linegar streets now its main office. Directors include J F E Groves Stockdale Sullivan and Parsons. The bank also runs Home Building and Loan Association with assets 160000 and a large insurance department. Groves is a principal stockholder in other regional banks and insurers. Parsons Carpenter Stockdale Ghoslin McTigue are noted officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilkinson
Iowa Savings Bank
Mack J. Groves
E. J. Breen
Frank P. Woods
County Recorder
Sixth and
Lineair Streets
M. J. Groves
Frank Carpenter
F. G. Parsons
L. E. Stockdale
J. W. Ghoslin
M. R. McTigue
J. FE. Stockdale
P. J. Sullivan
Iowa
Farmers Savings Bank
Wallingford
Emmet County
Town Savings Bank
Home Building & Loan Association of
Estherville
Mayon City
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Savings Department
M. J. Graves
Rock Island Railroad
Farmers State Mutual Hail Association
LE. Stockdale
the Royal High
Stockdale
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Estherville Democrat
States
Emmet
Iowa Savings Bank of
Strube's Music House Becomes Regional Leader
Strube Bros music house of Estherville, established in 1910, is praised as northeast Iowa's leading source for musical merchandise and service. The firm sells pianos Edison phonographs Victrolas violins guitars mandolins harmonicas and sheet music, with J H and E C Strube as proprietors. they recently acquired Olson jewelry stock and plan to make the shop the largest jewelry house in the area.
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Strubé Bros
Music House
Estherville
Strube Bros
Northeast
Iowa
Edison
J. H
E. C. Strube
Olson
South Sixth Street
Som
Howard's Cut Rate Store Attracts Shoppers In Estherville
Howard's Cut Rate Grocery on South Sixth Street Estherville draws steady patronage with rate bargains and quality merchandise. The store highlights a big stock featuring many nationally advertised goods, offering savings on groceries for locals.
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Sixth Street
Howard's
Cut Rate
South Sixth Street
Estherville
Mahlum and Anderson Pioneer Undertakers in Estherville
The Mahlum and Anderson undertaking parlors in Estherville are among the town’s most modern. Licensed embalmers from Iowa and Minnesota staff the firm, offering careful service to bereaved families in Estherville and surrounding communities. They sell funeral goods and operate their own motor funeral equipment.
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Mahlum & Anderson
Estherville
Mahlum
Mr. Anderson
Iowa
Minnesota
Estherville Auto and Curtain Co in New Quarters
Estherville Auto and Curtain Co relocates to new quarters with headquarters noted in Estherville. The move signals expansion for the local automobile and drapery services and positions the firm for broader operations in the region.
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Estherville Auto and Curtain CO
New Quarters
Estherville Auto Top and Curtain Co
Sorenson Auto Upholstery Firm Thrives in Emmet County
Corner of Fifth and Howard streets, in business two and a half years, Harry Sorenson manages and has resided in Emmet county 25 years. He succeeded John Hanson, offers auto tops, curtains, upholstery, rods, buttons, and carries the largest stock in the county with reasonable prices and strong patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth and
Howard Streets
Harry Sorenson
Emmet County
John Hanson
Sorenson
Welsh and Son Fine Head Pure Bred Shropshires
Welsh and Son near Halfa own a herd of 65 pure bred Shropshire sheep in Iowa. The operation traces purchases from Crete and Can ada with imports from England and a 275 pound ram that yielded 1114 pounds of wool. The flock has produced high quality wool over several years averaging 10 pounds of quarter and three eighths blood wool.
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Welsh & Son
Iowa
Near
Halfa
Mr. Nichols
Crete
I. C. Campbell
Canada
England
President Barrett of Farmers Union Spotlighted
Charles S. Barrett, a well known president of the Farmers Union, draws national press attention as his leadership and influence in agricultural circles are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Barrett
National Press
Charley Barrette, Nation’s Leading Farm Leader
The article extols Charles Barrette as a premier farm leader, longtime president of the National Farmers Educational and Co operative Union, a key rural figure in 42 states, close with finance and politics, and repeatedly offered high office yet choosing public service instead. It quotes Governor Pinchot praising him as the greatest farm leader in America.
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McKinley
America
Pinchot
Charley
Barrett
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Mack Groves
Howard
Strube
Howard's Cut Rate Store
Huntington Savings Bank
Huntington
Be Emmet
Ae UU
State of
J. P. Kirby
Wilson Small
Robert S. Knight
Don. J. Kirby
N. P. Walker
Duroc
Lone Cedar
Boars High
Spencer
Pilot the Great
Duke of Town
eTip Ea Pha Oe Re Foshier & Erb
Auctioneers
First National Bank
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