Farm Loan Act Synopsis by Hanson Ent Treasurer
A concise outline of the Federal Farm Loan Act highlighting the act’s salient features as presented by H. M. Hanson, treasurer of the Farm Mortgage Bankers' Association of America. The summary outlines lending structure, eligibility, and regulatory framework within the agricultural credit system.
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H. M. Hanson
Farmortgage
Bankers’ Association of America
Federal Farm Loan Act Passed by Congress in 1916
A summary of the Federal Farm Loan Act as enacted in 1916 describes a land bank system for the continental United States, forming twelve districts. The act creates a treasury supervised framework with a Farm Loan Board, specifies salaries, appointed officers, and duties. It outlines powers to charter banks, set interest rates, approve bond issues, regulate appraisals, and supervise banks and associations. It also requires state law reviews to ensure mortgage protection and authorizes treasury deposits up to 6 million dollars for federal land banks.
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United States
Alaska
United States Treasury Department
Federal Farm Loan Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Land Bank
Federal Land Bank
Joint Stock Land Bank
Federal Land Banks
Joint Stock Land Banks
National Farm Loan Associations
Federal
Farm Loan
Farm Loan Commissioner
Federal Farm Loan Banks rules and powers list
An outline of Federal Farm Loan Banks including structure, officers, stock, and ownership. Details cover district branches, capital, dividends, and the roles of government and borrowers. Powers include mortgage handling, bond issuance, asset management, and agent operations with tax exemptions and reserve requirements.
National Farm Loan Associations Provisions Overview
National Farm Loan Associations govern loans of up to 10000 with 50 percent land value and 20 percent permanent improvements limits. They may form with five directors and a three member loan committee, issue certificates, and handle deposits convertible to farm loan bonds. Restrictions include 6 percent loan interest, 8 percent on default, and 90 day remedy for defaults.
Federal Reserve Bank Powers Over Farm Loan Bonds
Sections outline government actions on farm loan bonds including buy and sell authority and related provisions. The act specifies that no commission or charge not authorized shall be demanded or received, detailing limits on fees.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Joint stock land bank formation under act section 11f A
A private corporation may be formed under Section 11f-A of the act by ten or more organizers. The provision outlines eligibility and incorporation steps for establishing a land bank organization under the statute.
Long legal provisions for five or more board members and farm loan banks
The text outlines governance and financial rules for joint stock land banks including minimum board size, operational scope within states, semiannual examinations, capital and loan limits, stock ownership restrictions, bond issuance, interest caps, commissions, and taxation. It covers powers to lend on farm mortgages, issue farm loan bonds, and Bank duties as public depositories with limits on deposits and investments. It also references federal oversight, reserve rules, amortization, and roles of the Farm Loan Board and Federal Reserve Banks. Names of sections Sec. 10, 14, 16, 17, 18, 20, 22, 23, 26, 27, 28 are cited with various conditions.
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Bec
United States
Federal Reserve System
Land Bank
Farm Loan Board
Federal Land Banks
Federal Land Bank
Federal Farm Loan Board
First National Farm Loan Association
National Farm Loan Associations
Federal Land Bank Examiner
Federal Reserve Banks
Large Delaware sturgeon caught near Bristol by Saxton Shores
A 250 pound sturgeon, one of the river’s largest, was netted and roped by George Saxton and Anthony Shores while they fished for shad in the Delaware near Bristol, Pa. The lively catch fought hard before landing, and the fish yielded rich yellow meat sold at 45 cents a pound while the caviar-friendly sterpe sold at one pound.
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Delaware River
Bristol
George Saxton
Anthony Shores
Western Mining and Oil Prices Report
Metal market prices from Western Mining and Oil News list New York lead at $6.00 per unit, bar silver at 66 cents, spelter in Denver at $8.6714, copper casting at $24.8714, and Boulder Cole Tungsten concentrates priced $20 to $25 per 60 percent unit. Crude ores show 60 percent $15 to $22.50, 25 percent $9.40 to $12, and 10 percent $8.80 to $10 per unit.
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Western Newspaper Union News Service
New York
C. Spelter
Denver
Boulder
Cole
Arizona Mines Expand and Produce Across State
The Jerome Verde shaft expands to three compartments and a new shaft is planned at Baker ville by Calumet and Arizona. Jerome shaft deepens beyond 300 feet with a yellow sulphide stringer found. Pearce Commonwealth mine yields 9,000 to 10,000 tons monthly. Copperosity near Casa Grande ships ore 12 to 18.70 percent copper. Shat tuck-Arizona copper nets $689,615.94 last quarter with 12 percent dividends totaling $437,500. New Cornelia camp at Ajo added to major camps. about 1,000 men at work in the district.
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Dundee-Arizona
Jerome
Jerome-Portland
Commonwealth
Pearce
Casa Grande
Shattuck-Arizona Copper
Ajo
Mining notes show multiple developments across Colorado
The Allgrove mill at Cardinal adopts an oil flotation process while the Emma mine in Ice Lake basin nears heavy producer status. Manganese finds at Iron Mask mine Leadville compound with Yankee hill Gambetta property. Crevette & Co. at Silver Plume ship forty tons of ore netting 210 dollars a ton from Seven Thirty mine. Iowa Tiger mill near Silverton to boost flotation by sixty percent. Strong mine Battle Mountain near Vic tor continues sinking. Boodle mine Nevadaville completes ore shipment. L. D. Miller ships mill run silver ore from Westcliffe district to Pueblo. Stratton's Cripple Creek properties logs ore shipments by lessees. East Tennessee works gain attention in Leadville district. Colorado and Wyoming produced 4 454 000 barrels of petroleum in 1915 valued at 2 400 000 dollars, up from 1914.
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Allgrove
Cardinal
Emma
Ice Lake Basin
Iron Mask
Leadville
Gambetta
Yankee Hill
Silver Plume
Crevette & Co
Seven Thirty
Silverton
Strong Mine
Battle Mountain
Victor
Eureka Street
Nevadaville
L. D. Miller
Westcliffe
Pueblo
Stratton
Cripple Creek Mining and Development Company
Colorado
Wyoming
J. D. Northrop
United States Geological Survey
Mining and development across New Mexico districts
Parsons Mining begins work on hills and additional buildings in Parsons Lincoln county while timber arrives for aerial tram terminals from Pacific mine to Socorro Milling Co plant. Empire Zinc plans claims work in Kingston district with engineers on site. A. T. McGee Company undertakes 60000 acre Animas valley land option to prospect for oil. Mogollon Mines changes freight delivery with a Glenwood transfer station twelve miles from Mogollon for fuel and supplies.
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Hlls
Parsons Mining Company
Parsons
Lincoln County
Pacific
Mogollon
Socorro Mining & Milling Co
Empire Zinc Company
Kingston
Bilerra County
Animas Valley
A. T. McGee’ Company
Ardmore
Oklo
Mogollon Mines Co
Silver City
Glenwood
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Federal Farm Loan ‘Act
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Federal Farm Loan Banks
Farm Loan Associations
Land Bank Examiner
Western Mining and Oil News
Arizona
East Tennessee
New Mexico