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Nestor of Waterloo Bankers and Lover of Arts
A long profile of Emmons Johnson of Waterloo now connected with Leavitt Johnson Lusch and founder of Leavitt Johnson Trust. It recalls his private banking career from 1864 in Waverly, the growth of farm loans, formation of the Trust company in 1891, the Waterloo Savings bank, and Johnson family life including the loss of his son Allan and his literary interests centered on Tennyson and the arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Waterloo
T &5
Johnson
Johnson, Leavitt & Co
Waverly
Urs
Leavitt & Lusch
Hig Holdings
Waverlynd
A. T. Lusch
J. H. Leavitt
Mr. Johnon
Mr. Lusch
Ir. Leavitt
Aarm
Bankad
Leavitt, Johnson & Lusch Bank
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Lesvitt
Trust Company
Waverly Bank
Rosenbaum Bros
First National Bank
Bowman Brothers
Bank Inter
Jacobs Estate
Brownsville
Pao
J. H. Bowman
Jacobs Gtr
Emmons Johnson
First National
Wavarly
Waterloo Savings
Leavitt
Waterloo Savings Bank
Commercial
Bridge Streets
Thomas Cascaden, Jr
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Maine
California
Leavitt & Johnson Trust
Pany
Chicago
Hoy
Dorn
Willcottville
Bpringville
Emmons
Mr. Johnson
Independence
Evanston
Ih., and At the Time Mr. Johnson
Chicago Board of Trade
Allan Jowett
Trinity College
Cambridge
England
Tennyson
South Street
Park Avenue
David McKee—vopjng