Samuel Jordan Kirkwood
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125- 152. The best accounts of the history of the State Bank are those by Hiram Price and Hoyt Sherman printed, respectively, in the Annals of Iowa (Third Series), Vol. I, pp. 266-293, and in Vol. V, of the same publication, pp. 93-116. Both Mr. Price and Mr. Sherman were members of the Board of Direc tors of the State Bank of Iowa, and they were prominently connected with the branch banks at Davenport and Des Moines, respectively. In the article by Mr. Sherman are excellent fac similes of the ...notes issued by the State Bank.
The Commissioners selected to put the banking plan into operation were C. H. Booth, E. II. Harrison, Ezekiel Clark, John W. Button, William J. Catling, Christian W. Slagle, Elihu Baker, William S. Dart, L. W. Babbitt, and Edward T. Kdginton. At the first meeting, held on July 28, 1858, Ezekiel Clark was chosen president of the Board of Commissioners. On October 9th the board held its last meeting and control was transferred to the Board of Directors. The original record NOTES AND EEFERENCES 411 book containing the minutes of the meetings of the Commis sioners and of the Directors of the State Bank of Iowa is in the possession of The State Historical Society of Iowa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
125- 152. The best accounts of the history of the State Bank are those by Hiram Price and Hoyt Sherman printed, respectively, in the Annals of Iowa (Third Series), Vol. I, pp. 266-293, and in Vol. V, of the same publication, pp. 93-116. Both Mr. Price and Mr. Sherman were members of the Board of Direc tors of the State Bank of Iowa, and they were prominently connected with the branch banks at Davenport and Des Moines, respectively. In the article by Mr. Sherman are excellent fac similes of the ...notes issued by the State Bank.
The Commissioners selected to put the banking plan into operation were C. H. Booth, E. II. Harrison, Ezekiel Clark, John W. Button, William J. Catling, Christian W. Slagle, Elihu Baker, William S. Dart, L. W. Babbitt, and Edward T. Kdginton. At the first meeting, held on July 28, 1858, Ezekiel Clark was chosen president of the Board of Commissioners. On October 9th the board held its last meeting and control was transferred to the Board of Directors. The original record NOTES AND EEFERENCES 411 book containing the minutes of the meetings of the Commis sioners and of the Directors of the State Bank of Iowa is in the possession of The State Historical Society of Iowa.
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