Moehlenpah Named to Federal Reserve Board
H A Moehlenpah of Wisconsin has been appointed to the federal reserve board, bringing country banking insight to the national financial system. A veteran of Citizen’s Bank of Otton and founder of farm oriented institutions, he is described as a farmer’s banker with deep agricultural understanding.
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H. A. Moehlenpah
Wisconsin
Federal Reserve Board
Sytem of
America
Moehlenpahh
Pr Dent
Citizen’s Bank of
Ton, Wis
Wisconsin Farm Credit Pioneers Pushed Federal Farm Loan Act
The article profiles Moehlenpach and his role in promoting farm credit reforms. It notes two Wisconsin financial bodies formed to aid farmers: the Wisconsin Mortgage and Securities Co with $200000 capital and 1600 loans totaling $5 million, and the Bankers' Joint Stock Land Bank of Milwaukee with $250000 capital and about 700 loans totaling $3 million. It highlights Moehlenpach's advocacy in Wisconsin and Washington, D. C., his work to organize cattle loan funding, and his influence on federal reserve act discussions. It describes his leadership in country banks, the Farm Loan Act’s aims for ample funds, low interest, and long terms, and explains tax exemptions for land bank bonds.
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Wisconsin Mortgage and Securities Company
Bankers’ Joint Stock Land Bank of Milwaukee
Moehienpach
Wisconsin
Washington, D. C
Washinton
Moehlenpach
American Bankers’ Association
Chicago
McAdoo
Congress
the Treasury
United States
Me‘doo
Hughes Urges Federal Aid for Farming and Farm Loan Act
Former Supreme Court Justice Charles Evans Hughes argued in Kansas City that the federal farm loan act is constitutional and essential to protect the nations food supply. He traced government farming support from seeds and research to land banks and tax-exempt bonds to enable low interest loans for farmers.
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United States Court
Kansas City
Secretary of the Treasury
William G. McAdoo
Charles E. Hughes
The
United States
George W. Wickersham
Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Congress
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Mr. Hughes
Financial System Beekeeping Law a Factor in Commerce
A historical feature examines how banking and federal acts influence agriculture and industry. It discusses monetary policy, credit access, and regulatory roles shaping farm and business viability. The piece notes key statutes and institutional actions affecting commercial activity and financial stability.
Farm Loan Banks and Credit Aimed at Farmers
Discussion explains federal and joint stock land banks created to provide affordable long term credit for farmers of small and large means. Government supervision guides operation while attracting investors with farm loan bonds and favorable terms to sustain agricultural finance.
Petroleum treatment kills poultry house mites
Entomologists at the United States Department of Agriculture report that a few thorough applications of crude petroleum to the interior of poultry houses will completely destroy mites in a large series of insecticide tests.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Coal miner credits Trutona with relief from aches
Evansville resident David Norton a 66-year-old coal miner reports relief from rheumatic pains stomach trouble and malaria after using Trutona He says his sleep improved after finishing one bottle and he plans to recommend the tonic Trutona is advertised as a relief for stomach bowels and liver ailments and is being introduced at L J Murdock's Drug Store in Montezuma.
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Evansville
Ind
David Norton
Stahlhofer Avenue
Trutona
L. J. Murdock
By-Products Across Industries
The term by-products denotes substances produced incidentally in a process. Examples include hides and feathers from hunting, sawdust and shavings in lumber, and coke formed alongside gas manufacture.
Had I a dozen sons I’d… rather lose them all for country
Quotation from Shakespeare compares parental love to war’s price, asserting noble sacrifice over mere indulgence. The line envisions eleven dying nobly for a country rather than one surviving in excess.
Useful Though Unwed Insight in The Boston Transcript
A Boston Transcript commentary argues that a woman may fail less by life choices and more by conventional judgments. It defends nontraditional paths for women and frames failed social expectations as outdated.
Cure by Shapley Stomach Medicine Endorsed
In Clinton H M Reeexp reports health improvement after one bottle of Shapley's Stomach Medicine. He suffered ulcers of stomach and intestines and, after doctors advised it, found relief and urges others with stomach or bowel troubles to try the medicine. Sold at Powell's Drug Store or by prepaid order from Shapley Medicine Co. Decatur Illinois.
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Clinton
Shapley
H. M. ReEexp
Powell’s Drug Store
Shapley Medicine Co
Decatur, Il
Public Sale Prompts Frugal Ad Strategy
A local notice outlines a public sale where organizers emphasize budgeting over lavish advertising. Officials urge prudent spending and clear posting of sale terms to attract buyers without overspending.
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