Veiled Hit At 7 Roosevelts Iowa Bankers Meet
A business session of the Iowa Bankers association drew over 100 visitors from 176 banks despite late trains. Speakers included Allen D. Albert on government by public opinion and H. M. Harwood on Iowa assets, with Albert contrasting impulse versus sober judgment and warning against radical political nostrums. A roundtable featured bankers and experts, followed by a 2 pm banquet at the Ellis hotel hosted by Waterloo banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Ellis’ Hall
Robert B. Raines
Independence
F. C. Fisher
Cedar Rapids
Bernard Murphy
Vinton
J. B. Williams
Waterloo
Allen D. Albert
Minneapolis Tribune
H. M. Harwood
Iowa City
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Iowa
Albert
Washington
Lincoln
Assata
Commonwealth
Harwood
Commonwealths
Ellis Hotel
Waterloo Banks and Trust Companies
Large force of bank employes listed in Waterloo
Alphabetical roll of about seventy five Waterloo banking staff across Black Hawk National Central Savings Commercial National Farmers Loan & Trust First National State Leavitt & Johnson National Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co Waterloo Loan & Trust Co details officers and tellers including presidents, vice presidents, cashiers and note tellers at Black Hawk National through Waterloo institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Black Hawk National
F. McElhinney
F. W. Powers
C. W. Knoop
H. C. Schultz
H. W. Wente
A. M. Place
James Black
H. M. Cowles
F. P. Hurst
W. J. Rechtfertig
J. H. Cordes
Donita Tuttle
Towa
J. K. Joder
G. N. Garrettson
I. W. Blough
Leavitt & Johnson National
J. E. Sedgwick
J. O. Trumbauer
CG. L. Kingsley
C. BE. Pickett
Ira Roda
Mar
W. F. Mc.Garvey
C. J. McNulty
R. E. Miller
G. A. Wenland
Fred H. Wray
Leavitt
Independence Banker's Noted Tenor Soloist Revealed
Robert B. Raines of Independence is a banker and well known tenor soloist. He has performed at many conventions and revival services and is active in church work and local civic efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Banker
Robert B. Raines
Independence
Well Known Iowa Banker Plans Early Retirement
F. F. McElhinney, head of Black Hawk National Bank and Security Savings Bank in Waterloo, says he will ease up but remain president. He cites health, happiness and balanced life as goals, plans to travel with family, and to keep strong executive teams in place. He also outlines expansion of the bank presence with a new eight story building next to the Black Hawk structure within 12 to 18 months.
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Iowa
F. F. McElhinney
Black Hawk National Bank
Security Savings Bank
Hia
Waterloo
McElhinney
Black Hawk National
F. W. Powers
C. W. Knoop
B. Dietrich
Bawks
Fourth and
Commercial Street
Tam
Black Hawks
Tressa M'Elhinney
Miss McElhinney
Goldfield
Car
Logan Avenue
Litchfield Factory
Ilinois
Lagan Avenue
West Side
Waterloo Savings Names Long List of Officers
The Waterloo Savings Bank announces its officers and staff including President Emmons Johnson, vice presidents BE L Johnson and Carleton Sias, cashier W C Logan, assistant cashier J J Miller, teller R B Cable, savings teller Miss Margaret Bragdon, book keeper Vern Bartling, with assistant cashier J W Miller.
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Sistant
C. A. Barber
Waterloo Savings
Emmons Johnson
BE. L. Johnson
Carleton Sias
W. C. Logan
J. J. Miller
R. B. Cable
Margaret Bragdon
Vern Bartling
Convention Notes From Iowa Bankers Meeting
Homer A. Miller of Des Moines extolled differences between state and savings banks and answered bankers questions. James Dalton, ex cashier of Jesup Farmers Bank, attended with his son-in-law Blaiser now cashier. Cedar Falls bankers were well represented and Roger Leavitt joined the discussion. White ribbon badges bore paper maps for name and address writing to aid introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer A. Miller
Des Moines
Iowa
James Dalton
Farmers’ Bank
Jesup
Mr. Blasier
Cedar Falls
Roger Leavitt
Towa
Bank clearings of cities for week
Bradstreet's weekly bank clearings show a total of 3,732,720,000 for the week ending February 20, up from 3,029,827,000 last week and 2,704,889,000 in the same week a year ago. The report lists city percentages and comparisons.
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New York
Bradstreet
Pet
Iowa Wealth Figures Highlight Rapid Growth in Manufacturing
Ackley Iowa February 22 Iowa is a young state admit ted to the union little more than sixty years ago. Principal cities grew from villages to a strong industrial base ranking eighteenth in manufacturing volume with rapid growth in value added over the past five years. Farm wealth dominates land use occupying 95.41 percent of Iowa.
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Ackley
Iowa
Ohio
Indiana
Vinton Editor Renowned Orator in Town Circles
Pow editors in Town are better known than Bernard Murphy editor of the Vinton Eagle. His friends call him Pate Mor Murphy was scheduled for a talk today at the bakers round table meeting. For years the Vinton man has worked in lodge circles and upheld conservative Republican ideas. He exudes a spirit of good nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Murphy
The
Vinton Eagle
Pate Mor
Murphy
Bakers
Vinton
Hig Pen
Iowa Leads in Farm Wealth and Implements Value
The Iowa farm sector shows $3.746 billion in farm land value and $94.977 million in farm implements, with livestock exceeding $339 million. Iowa ranks top in farm wealth on inland waterways aside from Illinois, and overall farm values surpass multiple states, underscoring the state’s agricultural dominance.
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Ohio
Mississippi River
Iowa
New York
Union
Illinois
Mississippi
Missouri
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Ilinois
Ilh-Nois
Indiana
Banken County Deposits Rise Across Fifteen Banks
Grundy Center Ia Feb 22 Deposits in fifteen Grundy county banks totalled about 170000 more than September 1912 figures. Most banks report gains with only few showing declines, suggesting normal growth as March approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Grundy County
Attendees Brave Storm For Waterloo Bankers Smokers
Delegates from the Iowa State Bankers Association arrived in Waterloo despite a blizzard to attend a registration meeting and smoker at the Waterloo club. The event featured tagged guests, sociable local committees, a pipe smoking interlude, a piano singalong, and a club lunch before escorts to hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Iowa State Bankers’ Association
Waterloo
Waterloo Club
America
Paul Davis
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Washington Times
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Waterloo Loan & Trust Co
B. J. Howrey
F. J. Eightey
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