A biographical history of eminent and self-made men of the state of Indiana : with many portrait-illustrations on steel, engraved expressly for this work . one day, a distance of fifty miles, and he stillretains in the most remarkable degree his health, activ-ity, and power of endurance. He continued his business,in which he was highly successful, until 1856, when hestarted the Exchange Bank. In 1863 it was organizedas the First National, of which he was the the expiration of five years it withdrew from its posi-tion among the national banks, and, in company withhis brother and ne
A biographical history of eminent and self-made men of the state of Indiana : with many portrait-illustrations on steel, engraved expressly for this work . one day, a distance of fifty miles, and he stillretains in the most remarkable degree his health, activ-ity, and power of endurance. He continued his business,in which he was highly successful, until 1856, when hestarted the Exchange Bank. In 1863 it was organizedas the First National, of which he was the the expiration of five years it withdrew from its posi-tion among the national banks, and, in company withhis brother and nephew, Mr. Studabaker organized thepresent Exchange Bank, which is doing a large andgeneral banking business, being the bank of the Studafeaker is also extensively engaged in the pro-duce business, Mr. Waring and David E. Studabakerbeing members of the firm, one of the most extensivein their part of the state. Its sales amount to aboutfive hundred thousand dollars a year. He has been amember of the Methodist Church since 1844. In pol-itics he is a most ardent Greenbacker, and in 1878 wasthe Greenback candidate for Congress, and polled eight.
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