Reliable Estherville Bank Tops Round of Growth
Réliable Firms of Estherville Iowa Savings Bank stands on top round of growth with steady yearly gains since its 1891 organization. Mack Graves organized it with 50,000 capital stock and over 2 million in personal liabilities among founders. The bank, led by conservative business men, operates both commercial and savings business, with deposits rising from 101,266.88 in 1906 to 372,292.68 in 1918, and a profitable insurance department offering fire, windstorm, burglary, plate glass and auto coverage. Officers: Mack J. Chaves president, A. D. Root vice president, W. W. Walker cashier, I. F. Stockdale and F. G. Parsons assistant cashiers. Associated banks include Farmers' Savings banks at Walworth and Dolliver, First National Bank Dunnell, and People's State Bank Monterey.
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Iowa Savings Bank
Iowa Savings
Mack Graves
Graves
Iowa
Mack J. Chaves
A. D. Root
W. W. Walker
I. F. Stockdale
F. G. Parsons
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Wal- Wneford
Dolliver
First National Bank
Dunnell, Minn
People’s State Bank
Monterey
Minn
Estherville Plumbing and Heating Firm Chooses City Name
Estherville Plumbing and Heating Company expands in Estherville with manager A M Cole locating here last September. He names the business after the city and plans a two story brick shop on North Seventh Street adjacent to the Odd Fellows building. Cole touts expert service, modern equipment, and careful supervision as keys to efficiency and long term local presence.
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Estherville
Estherville Plumbing and Heating Company
A. M. Cole
Cole
Motherville
Rhodes
Isbherville
Seveniho Street
Odd Fellows
Emmet County Court House
Estherville Plumbing and Floating Company
Mr Cole
Tnman
Mr. Cole
Kunkel's Up-to-Date Bakery Serves Estherville Patrons
Jo Kunkel, owner of the 508 Lincoln street bakery, prides himself on twenty nine years as a baker and a model sanitary shop. The bakery uses two large brick ovens with 3386 square feet of baking space producing more than 500 loaves daily. Rye, graham and brown breads are highlighted along with a wide range of cakes and home made candies.
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Jo Kunkel
Kunkel
Lincoln Street
Estherville
What Estherville Wants Creamery Flour Mill Broom Factory
Estherville voters weigh proposals for a creamery flour mill and a broom factory. Community leaders push developments to boost jobs and local commerce, outlining potential investments and timelines while residents debate impacts on taxes and zoning.
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Estherville Plumbing and Heating Co
Cate
Grov
Kunkel’s
Creamery
Henry W. Mahlum
Chas. S. Anderson
Whittall
Sary
ORDEN
St. Johns
Hoosier
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