Amendment to Federal farm loan act Hearings before the Committee on banking and currency of the House of representatives on , a bill to amend the act of Congress approved July 17, 1916, known as the Federal farm loan act to increase the limit of loans Thursday, November 13, 1919 . CO ^cq r~ CM 00 (N 00 ooo (N CO Or-; CO COcoco M O iraoiracsr jjiocD-^jH Tt^o^ r-COCMCOrHOSOS^tDCOO?^— -~310ThTHt--OSU~ lO I— CD t^ ^l-^QtM-aHOSCOgscDNCqwOSO)NHOI^I~CM>OCD1>I> r^cDt-cooocqosooNVeocQ sss:: lOcoX -r-* W CO toCOC (M lO (M CO >o l~ -^ i-H CO CO -H 10-* CM irt CMco-* CO (TtH OS
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