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Vol. 14 No. 22

Des Moines, Iowa

September 16,1985

From Arkansas Banking Commissioner

Straight-Talking Advice to Bankers
PEAK IN G directly to the effect
o f current farm problem s on in­
d iv id u a l
ag
banks, Marlin D.
J ack son , com ­
missioner o f the
Arkansas State
Banking Depart­
m e n t, sh a re d
w ith N ebraska
bankers on Sep­
tem ber 5 his
view s on how
M. JACKS0N
b a n k s sh o u ld
conduct themselves in this agricul­
tural crisis. It was a return visit to
the Nebraska Bankers A ssociation’s
Annual A g Credit Conference for the
popular Marlin Jackson. He ad­
dressed the N BA A g Conference in
Lincoln several years ago when he
was president o f a bank in Paragould, Ark.
Mr. Jackson’s address covered
several m ajor points o f special im­
port to com m unity ag banks.

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The FCS Problem
First, he recalled that several
years ago he and other bankers
waged a futile battle to warn Con­
gressmen o f future difficulties if the
Farm Credit System was given the
extra farm and off-farm power the
FCS w an ted.4’Now look at the deep
hole FCS is in,” he noted. Mr. Jack­

son also cautioned that “ any m ajor
bailout o f FCS could create the na­
tion’s largest holding company. It
would permit the holding o f mem­
bers reserves - deposits, to you bank­
ers - and payment o f interest.”
N oting the number o f banks on
various regulatory “ w atch” lists,
Mr. Jackson said, “ Many communi­
ty banks are hostage to their agra­
rian surroundings. A D es Moines
R egister editorial o f 1921 warned
that the nation could not long sur­
vive with unbridled wealth and
growth in cities and abject poverty
on farm s.”
W atchword—Good Management
Speaking directly to banking it­
self, Mr. Jackson said “ a lethal com ­
bination is bad econom ic conditions,
bad loans and bad management, all
at the same time in the bank. The
watchword o f the day in banking is
-G o o d M a n a g e m e n t! - G o o d
Management! - G ood Management!
“ In the early 1980s, banks lost
10% as much money on rate fluctua­
tions as on loans. Now that’s chang­
ing—the big, bad loans are now sur­
facing.”
W ith these increasing loan losses
in mind, Mr. Jackson offered this ad­
vice. “ Decide by self-analysis if
you’re a problem bank, or a bank
with problem s. If you are a problem

bank, decide now what you can do—
and do it!
“ Other watchwords that need to
be em phasized con sta n tly are
-H onesty! - Integrity! Prior to 1984,
historically, in almost every in­
stance in Arkansas and, perhaps, in
the nation, the crisis in banks re­
sulted in people going to prison.
Now, it’s the econom ic environment.
There’s no room in banking for peo­
ple looking for excuses and seeking
illegal or immoral ways to get out of
a situation.”
Suggestions to Bankers
Drawing on his extensive experi­
ence as a banker and his more recent
tenure as Arkansas commissioner o f
banking, Mr. Jackson offered these
suggestions to bankers:
“ 1. If you do nothing else, go
through your note case and identify
problem custom ers. There’s a world
o f difference between a problem cus­
tomer and a custom er with prob­
lems.
“ The day your custom ers sense
you’re anything other than a mean,
junk yard dog, you’ve got trouble!
Take total command o f the situation
and you can do that by identifying
your problem custom ers, as opposed
to custom ers with problem s - and do

something about themI
“ 2. G o through your note case and
find those who have changed from
cash flow loans to asset - based
loans. I f you don’t identify them and
work out a strategy and communi-

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Despite what some may think, there
is no ‘tooth fairy’ to make it change.
You must work at it ... and your
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do examiners look for?” He then
listed these points:
“ • Past dues.
“ • Technical exceptions - not hav­
ing documents. W e often hear, ‘W e
can’t get a financial statem ent.’ The
hell you can’t! D on’t make the loan!
One bank wrote all its custom ers on
whom it lacked docum entation and
said, ‘You have 10 days to get this
inform ation to us, or to pay your
loan in full.”
“ • The banker hasn’t seen the
custom er in a long time. You can’t
know your custom ers if you don’t
see them.
“ • He has always paid. Bull! The
fact that the borrower is ‘my
cousin’s uncle’ cuts no ice.”
How a Bank Changes
Mr. Jackson then listed several
ways an examiner - or the banker can tell a bank is changing:
“ • Capitalization o f interest -loan­
ing the borrower money to pay in­
terest he couldn’t otherwise pay.
“ • Speculation on rates. One man
I know ran his bank 43 years, made
good money, had a 1.5% ROA. A t
the age o f 69 he gave the bank to his
son, an attorney, who thought the
horse should run faster, and in 11
weeks he did $800 m illion in bond
trading and lost $1.5 m illion! The
father had to recapitalize the bank.
How sad it is what we let greed and
laziness do to us.
“ • Loans away from home. It
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The Northwest Iowa group o f the
N ational A sso cia tio n o f Bank
W omen had their first meeting of
the 1986/87 program year in LeMars, Iowa on Sept. 11. Ann M.
Schulz, assistant cashier o f the LeMars Savings Bank, was hostess of
the meeting, which featured Frances
Schmeling, Past M idwest Region
and Vice President o f N ABW and
Roma Kroll, Past State Council
Awards and Scholarship Chairper­
son. New officers installed at the
m eeting are as follow s: President—
Phyllis A . Davis, cashier and secre­
tary to the board, Citizen’s Savings
Bank, Sac City; Vice President—
Beverly J. Jensen, vice president
and cashier, First National Bank,
Sioux Center; Secretary—Phoebe
Treiber, assistant cashier, Farmer’s
Savings Bank, Danbury; Treasurer—
Joyce W agner, assistant cashier,
Security State Bank, Hartley, and
P arliam entarian—M arilyn Dam man, vice president and cashier,
M elvin Savings Bank, Melvin.
A N IT A : Martin L. Jacobs has been
prom oted to vice president o f the
Anita State Bank. He joined the
bank in 1984 as assistant vice presi­
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Closing Comments
In his closing comments, Mr.
Jackson said, “ I don’t see banks fac­
ing Armageddon, but rather I would
paraphrase Carl Sandburg’s Dis­
cover America poem he wrote for
John F. Kennedy’s inauguration. I
don’t see banking as in a setting
sun, but as a golden sunrise.
“ M y father told me I could make
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chain. Ag lender needed in $20MM bank; small ag port­
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department and managing the Anita
Insurance Agency. Previously he
had worked as assistant vice president and branch manager o f the
First Trust & Savings Bank o f
W heatland for tw o years. In addi­
tion, Judy Van Aem am has been ap­
pointed vice president. She joined
the bank in 1964 as a bookkeeper, in
1974 was prom oted to assistant
cashier, and in 1981 was named as­
sistant vice president.
GRIN N ELL: A t the Brenton National Bank-Pow ashiek C ounty,
D avid S. Burrell has been named
senior vice president and Jerald B.
Sullivan and Daryl K. Petty have
been prom oted to vice presidents.
Mr. Burrell has been with the bank
since 1976. He was previously vice
president and is in charge o f com ­
mercial and agricultural loans for
the bank. Mr. Sullivan joined the
bank in 1982 and has been respon­
sible for the bank’s consumer loan
department and student loans as
well as agricultural and commercial
loans. Mr. Petty joined the bank in
1982 and has been prim arily in­
volved in agricultural and consumer
lending.
TIPTON: Edward J. Leahy has been
elected president and chief executive
officer o f Tipton State Bank. For the
past eight years he served as presi­
dent o f Northwestern State Bank at
Orange City. James E. M oore, former president, will continue as chair­
man o f the board until his retire­
ment in 1986.

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Prior to joining Skokie Trust, Mr.
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South Dakota News

The South Dakota Bankers A sso­
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ciation is sponsoring an Installm ent/
First Interstate Corp. o f W iscon­ Retail Banking and M ortgage Loan
sin will sponsor the 26th annual Conference O ctober 10-11 at the
Bankers’ Forum on Sept. 26 in Koh­ H otel A lex Johnson in Rapid City.
ler. The forum is entitled “ Products Registration on Oct. 10 will be at
and P rofits” and will discuss new 9:30 a.m., with a noon luncheon and
approaches to profitability. Regis­ presentations from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
tration begins at 12:00 p.m. with There will be a 5:30 reception and
sessions from 1:00 to 5:15, cocktails 6:00 banquet. On Oct. 11 presenta­
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Dinner speaker will be W isconsin Registration fee is $98 in advance
Banking Commissioner Richard E. and $108 at the door, and includes
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KOHLER: Bruce E. Rappeler has only is $26 in advance and $36 at the
been prom oted to vice president and door. Register through the SDBA
general auditor at First Interstate office in Pierre.
Corp. o f W isconsin. He will be re­
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internal audit and com pliance func­
The North Dakota Bankers A sso­
tions. Mr. Kappeler has served as
ciation will conduct tw o one-day
general auditor for the firm since
seminars on upcom ing changes re­
1979.
garding Individual Retirement A c­
OREGON: W illiam D. Bushner has counts. They will be held Oct. 9 in
been named president and CEO of Fargo and O ctober 23 in Bismarck.
the Valley Bank o f Oregon. He has The seminars are designed for any
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Minnesota News
ST. CLOUD: Michael A . Bue has
been named president, chief execu­
tive officer and director o f St. Cloud
National Bank and Trust Co. M ost
recently he was senior vice president
and second officer o f First Bank Bis­
marck. Prior to that he was senior
vice president at Norwest Bank,
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SKOKIE: Scott W . Taylor has been
named president and CEO o f Skokie
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ly served as executive vice president
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(before Sept. 30 for Fargo or Oct. 11
for Bismarck) is $65 and late regis­
tration is $75. Register through the
N D BA office in Bismarck.

BANKING OPPORTUNITIES
COMMERCIAL LENDER—Small stable holding
company, 2 years experience needed, near metro.
$34K.
TRUST OPS SUPERVISOR—$90 million depart­
ment N.W. Arkansas metro bank.
$25K.
Contact Barbara J. Ritta.

Colorado News
FORT COLLINS: Fae L. Hicks has
joined Colorado National B a n k Fort Collins as vice president-lend­
ing. She brings 13 years experience
to the bank, and has managed large
loan portfolios at several area banks.

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Omaha, NE 68124
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BANKER, 1535 Linden Suite 201, Des Moines, Iowa 50309.
Phone 515-244-8163.

POSITION WANTED

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SR AG LOAN ADMINISTRATOR— Mid-western bank hold­
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ing knowledge of loan documentation and related laws In
the areas of UPC, bankruptcy, real estate, ATC. Must also
have complete understanding of Community Bank Opera­
tions. Contact File WDR, c/o Northwestern Banker. (PA)
COMMERCIAL LOAN OFFICER—2-3 years minimum experlence required, excellent career opportunity. Contact
either Larry Gelsinger or John Bowen, Hawkeye Bank &
Trust, Spencer, IA 51301 or call (712) 262-1940._______ (PA)
CASHIER—for $15MM central Iowa bank. Seeking person
with 5 years experience in all phases of small bank opera­
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an In-house computer. Excellent opportunity and benefits.
Send resume and salary requirements to File WDQ, c/o
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(PA)

INSURANCE MANAGER-SOLICITOR—Over 20 years com­
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WANT TO BUY
BURROUGHS PRINTER AP310 COMPATIBLE WITH TD830
CRT. Contact: John W. Hopkins, Albert City Savings Bank,
Box 128, Albert City, IA 50510. (712)843-2211.
(WTB)

FOR SALE
BURROUGHS 8658 SINGLE POCKET PROOF MACHINE.
$1,000 or best offer. Contact Mike Mattson at First State
Bank, Fremont, Nebraska. Phone 402/721-2500.
(FS)
KODAK RELIANT 560 MICROFILMER with endorser. Purchased 12/82. Excellent condition. Call (402) 455-4337. (FS)
IBM DATA MASTER 23 AND PRINTER—2 years old. Con­
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Loan risk-rating, bank risk-rating, work-out loan
assistance, documentation audit, training. 8 yrs.
exp. loan revlew/loan offlcer/bank counsel.
Daniel W. Hansen
3827 Llndlavlsta, Des Moines, la. 50310
Phona: 515-278-9174

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"S u cce ssfu l Banking Is Q uality P e rson nel"

POSITIONS AVAILABLE
PRESIDENT $10mm bank, 8,000 population, lim­
ited ag, large growth potential ................. $50,000.
VICE PRESIDENT, HEAD OF LENDING—$50mm
bank, excellent town and location, strong organi­
zation ...............................................
$35,000.
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER $15mm-t- bank,
Ozark area ................................................... $40,000.

POSITIONS AVAILABLE
EVP • Must want to be CEO of $100mm + metro bank and
have excellent knowledge of commercial loans (3100K+).
Key position for a commercial lending executive looking
to enhance future. Good benefits and total package.
$50K + .
COMM’L/ RE LENDER • Growth oriented bank In white col­
lar community of 100K-f. New business development
skills, degree and 4 + yrs of exp are all + ’s. Oppty Is
unlimited, definitely a position for an achiever.
$40K + .
AG LOAN OFFICER • Excellent location near university
town seeks Indlv with cash flows, restructuring, spread
sheets and 3 + yrs bank exp. Advancement potential,
good benefits and a very new facility.
$28K.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
FOR THESE AND OTHER POSITIONS
RESPOND IN CONFIDENCE TO:
KURT ROSENCRANTS AT (515) 244-4414

ALL FEES COMPANY PAID

TRUST OFFICER for $50 million bank In eastern Iowa.
Must have law degree and two or more years experience .
..................................................................... Salary to $30,000.
COMMERCIAL LENDER with three or more years experi­
ence for $75 million bank In midwest city of 100,000..........
.................... .............................................Salary to $35,000.
AG LENDER for $45 million bank In northern Missouri. Pre­
fer two or more years experience plus college degree ___
..................................................................... Salary to $30,000.
CASHIER for southern Wisconsin community b a n k ..........
..................................................................... Salary to $35,000.
COMMERCIAL LENDERS for Illinois banks located In
North & Central a re a s ...............................Salary to $35,000.
FARM MANAGER for $160 million Illinois bank..................
.................... ........................................................ Salary open.
AG LENDER for major Central Illinois b a n k .........................
..................... ............................................. Salary to $35,000.
#2 OFFICER for bank In university city... Salary to $42,000.
COMMERCIAL MORTGAGE person for major multi-bank
group . . .
............................... .......................Salary open.
Please call Malcolm Freeland or Cy Kirk in care of:

Freeland Financial Service
1010 Equitable Bldg. Dee Moines, IA 50309
615/282-8462

Employer pays fee.

Serving bankers quietly and efficiently.

CAPITAL PERSONNEL SERVICE
714 First Interstate Bank Building
Des Moines, Iowa 50309
515-283-2545

POSITIONS AVAILABLE

AG LENDER - 3-5 years exp. • N.C. Iowa. 330-35K.
SR. OPERATIONS OFFICER - All operations &
cashier duties. E. Central Iowa. $90mm bank. To
$45K.
Richard L. Beam, CPC
QUMBERT EXECUTIVE EXCHANGE, INC.
11246 Davenport Street
Omaha, NE 68164
Phone: 402/330-3260

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COMMERCIAL LOAN OFFICER $100mm-i- bank,
excellent location, colleges, strong bank, middle
market c re d its ............................... $30,000-335,000.

POSITIONS AVAILABLE

PRESIDENT $50mm + bank, requires proven tech­
nical social, and leadership skills, Independent
bank, 20,000 population............................. $50,000.

COMM’L LOAN - 3100MM suburban bank with aggressive
new ownership. Prefer five to seven yrs. experience in sim­
ilar size bank.
$40K

HEAD OF LENDING $200 + bank, requires mature
administrator, 5 years In a bank over $100mm, 15
yrs. In banking, de g re e ............................... $75,000.

COMM’L LOAN/BIZ DEV - $80MM suburban bank affiliated
with major holding company. Emphasis on new business
development but need solid credit background.
$35K

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT $90mm-t- bank,
strong commercial, some ag, population 30,000,
high ROA bank ........................................... $50,000.

SENIOR LENDER • 3150MM suburban bank with large
comm'l and real estate portfolio. Second position In bank
with opportunity to advance.
$Open

ALL AROUND BANKER $25mm bank, lending, op­
erations, administration, 10,000 population, high
earnings b a n k ............................... $30,000-335,000.

REAL ESTATE LOAN - junior position In large suburban
bank. Will assume some duties In construction and
comm’l real estate depts. plus handle residential loans.
$23K

CREDIT ADMINI8TRATOR/LENDER $80-1- bank,
college town, Independent b a n k ............... $40,000.
Many years In bank management enables me to
find the right banking environment for you, com­
pletely confidentially. Send your resume or phone:

317 6th Ave, Ste. 650
Des Moines, IA 50309
(515) 244-4414

SENIOR AG OFFICER for major midwest correspondent
bank. Must have ag loan experience In larger b ank............
..................................................................... Salary to $42,000.

V.P. AG LOANS • $35M bank E. Nebr. 2-3 years ag
loan experience, some work-out. Must have man­
agement potential. Will lead to CEO. 825-35K.

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BANK CONSULTING FOR LENDING

Financial Careers
CEO for $60 million Independent bank In midwest. Excel­
lent opportunity for person with good track record............
......................................................................... Salary $65,000.

DON W. SCHOOLER
2508 East Maadow
Springfield, Missouri 65804
(417) 882-2265

AGRI-LOAN • $25MM community bank with 50% of loans
In agri-credits. Prefer background in cattle financing. $30K
Additional positions available for experienced bankers.

TOM HAGAN & ASSOCIATES
2024 Swift - Box 12346
North Kansas City, MO 64116
816/474-6874
“ Serving the Banking Industry Since 1970”

Vol. 14 No. 22 Northwestern Banker Newsletter (USPS 873-300) is published weekly by the Northwestern Banker Company, 1535 Linden
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