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what Farmers and Merchants bank?
User:Jasonanaggie just disambiguated the Farmers and Merchants Bank mention in this article to Farmers and Merchants Bank (Nampa, Idaho). According to this article now, Dixon was supposedly operating v.p. there from 1922 on for some years. It is unclear if the bank in Nampa was the entire bank or was just a branch in a bank company. The main source of the Nampa bank article also seem to suggest that the bank merged into a First National Bank perhaps as early as 1920. That source, the National Register nomination document for its building, may not be right on this. Can someone with access to the Dixon particulars check? --doncram 05:40, 20 July 2016 (UTC)[reply]
