First National Bank of Armstrong Leaders in Northwestern Iowa
Officials with long banking experience guide the First National Bank of Armstrong a capital stock of 50000. Since 1892 the bank grew through 1900 incorporation and now reports deposits over 250000, surplus 15000 and circulation 50900. officers listed include John Dows president Winn Stuart vice president B F Robinson cashier and Ira B D Lyle assistant cashier.
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John Dows
Winn Stuart
B. F. Robinson
Ira BD. Lyle
Emmet County Bank of Armstrong Leaders in Civic Banking
Emmet County Bank in Armstrong showcases a progressive, community minded leadership with cashier T W Dough ty and directors Howard Graves and E J Breen. The bank emphasizes farm loans, solid deposits, and growing business while supporting local enterprises and public spirited efforts.
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Wirmet County Bank
Armstrong
T. W. Doughty
Doughty
Emmet County
Emmet County Bank
Howard Graves
E. J. Breen
T. W. Doughtty
Armstrong Iowa A Model Small Town
Armstrong sits at the heart of productive Iowa acres with banks cement works an electric light plant and grain elevators. The town thrives on shipping center facilities gr auto access via the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific line and a strong retail and school system. Four churches serve the community and the Armstrong Koontauqua begins June 29 with notable speakers drawing citizens and country visitors.
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Thia
Armstrong Cement Works
Chicago
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Gibbs's Auto Garage and Livery Serves All Emergencies
Gibbs's Auto Garage and Livery at Armstrong equips for Ford Buick and Studebaker agency. The proprietor W H Gibbs offers quick livery and auto service for travelers land buyers and locals alike. The shop also sells auto supplies and accessories serving Armstrong's auto public.
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Andy
Auto Public
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State Bank of Armstrong bold in northwest banking history
State Bank of Armstrong, organized in 1892 with 26000 capital, shows strong finances with liabilities of 156905.46 as of April 17 1918. Led by President BE B Soper and officers M Richmond cashler and R H Milley, it holds a steady deposit base and solid reputation among Emmet county's prominent figures and farmers.
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Emmet County
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State Bank of
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BE. B. Soper
M. Richmond
S. C. Hays
Cashler
R. H. Milley
Kingston and Robinson Store in Armstrong Leader in Trade
The Kingston and Robinson store in Armstrong is presented as a leading local retailer. Established over twenty years ago by Mr. Kingston, the shop offers a full line of dry goods groceries and shoes with a large retail trade. Since September last year half interest was sold to Mr. Robinson, forming a mutually advantageous partnership for the community.
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Robinson
Best Ice Cream in County in Armstrong Claim
Frank Steiner, manager of the Steiner Bakery in Armstrong, proclaims the shop offers the best ice cream in Klumet county. The business shows strong local patronage and a broad wholesale trade, with a popular soda fountain and a variety of baked goods, groceries, candies, and cigars drawn from Armstrong residents.
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Steiner Bakery
Armstrong
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Emmet County Bank of Armstrong
Armstrong and
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State Bank OF Armstrong
Kingston and Robinson Store
Steiner's Bakery
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