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1916–17 – November 2026
The town's bankers enter this section as founders and chiefs in their own right. The North Liberty State Bank's documented officers — Isaac Reamer, president, and A. C. Steele, cashier, in the 1916–17 Polk gazetteer (banks leg) — are the first bank's chiefs at the strength of that line; the Community State Bank's founding officers of 1943 were not established in the sources reached and stand as a named gap, its settler the bank's charter file behind FDIC Certificate 15942. The modern industrial chief test runs against the town's one large works: the aluminium extrusion plant at 400 South Main, carried in the businesses leg through its course from Sapa North Liberty to Hydro Extrusion USA — a branch plant of a national company, whose chiefs are plant managers inside a succession owned elsewhere, and no founder or chief executive is seated in North Liberty by it. The chief-as-casualty and receivership classes return negatives for this town: no chief executive here was killed by the Depression in the record reached, and no flagship house passed through receivers' hands in print.