FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY - Revision history

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	FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company, founded in part by [[WALLER, Austin C.\|Austin C. WALLER]], opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)		FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company, founded in part by [[WALLER, Austin Cooper\|Austin Cooper WALLER]], opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)

	The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)		The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)

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	FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company, founded in part by [[WALLER, A.C.\|A.C. WALLER]], opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)		FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company, founded in part by [[WALLER, Austin C.\|Austin C. WALLER]], opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)

	The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)		The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)

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	FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company, founded in part by [[WALLER, A.C.\|A.C. WALLER]] opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)		FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company, founded in part by [[WALLER, A.C.\|A.C. WALLER]], opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)

	The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)		The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)

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	FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)		FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company, founded in part by [[WALLER, A.C.\|A.C. WALLER]] opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)

	The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)		The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)

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	FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit ~~Bank~~ and Trust Company opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)		FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)

	The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)		The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)

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	FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Bank and Trust Company opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150~~,000 and the Federal Building Company with a capital of $300~~,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)		FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit Bank and Trust Company opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)

	The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)		The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)
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	On Armistice Day in 1929, the American Legion Band drum and bugle corps, members of the Dubuque Legion post and the public faced east while a firing squad fired three volleys in tribute to the soldiers and sailors who died in World War I. Following the salute, a bugler sounded taps and the echo was sounded by a second bugler stationed on the roof of the twelve-story Federal Bank and Trust Trust Company building a block away. (3)		On Armistice Day in 1929, the American Legion Band drum and bugle corps, members of the Dubuque Legion post and the public faced east while a firing squad fired three volleys in tribute to the soldiers and sailors who died in World War I. Following the salute, a bugler sounded taps and the echo was sounded by a second bugler stationed on the roof of the twelve-story Federal Bank and Trust Trust Company building a block away. (3)

	Citing the need to protect depositors against heavy withdrawals, the Federal Bank and Trust Company and the [[UNION TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]] closed their doors on January 28, 1932. (4) The payment of a seventh and final dividend to depositors and creditors of the bank was announced in May, 1938. Prior to this, an order was issued in District Court in March authorizing the sale of all remaining bank assets. (5)		Citing the need to protect depositors against heavy withdrawals, the Federal Bank and Trust Company and the [[UNION TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]] closed their doors on January 28, 1932. (4) The payment of a seventh and final dividend to depositors and creditors of the bank was announced in May, 1938. Prior to this, an order was issued in District Court in March authorizing the sale of all remaining bank assets. (4)

	On February 19, 1945 [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]] opened for business in the same building.		On February 19, 1945 [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]] opened for business in the same building.
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	1. "~~Corn is Symbol of~~ Federal Bank," ''Telegraph-Herald'', ~~August 24~~, ~~1930~~, p. 55		1. "Now Known as Federal Bank and Trust Company," Telegraph-Herald, February 22, 1921, p.7

	2~~. "Now Known as Federal Bank and Trust Company," Telegraph-Herald, February 22, 1921, p.7~~		2. "Impressive Armistice Day Ceremony, ''Telegraph-Herald and Times-Journal'', November 12, 1929, p. 25

	3. "Impressive Armistice Day Ceremony, ''Telegraph-Herald and Times-Journal'', November 12, 1929, p. 25

	4. "Federal Bank is Closed," ''The Telegraph-Herald,'' January 28, 1932, p. 1		4. "Federal Bank is Closed," ''The Telegraph-Herald,'' January 28, 1932, p. 1

	5. "Federal Bank & Trust Co. To Pay Final 3% Dividend," ''Telegraph-Herald'', May 4, 1938, p. 1		4. "Federal Bank & Trust Co. To Pay Final 3% Dividend," ''Telegraph-Herald'', May 4, 1938, p. 1

	[[Category: Banks]]		[[Category: Banks]]
	[[Category: Murals]]		[[Category: Murals]]

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	FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Bank and Trust opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000 and the Federal Building Company with a capital of $300,000. The bank ~~moved to a new thirteen-story building~~ in ~~1923~~. (1)		FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Bank and Trust Company opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000 and the Federal Building Company with a capital of $300,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)

	The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)		The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)
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	~~1. "Corn is Symbol of Federal Bank," ''Telegraph Herald'', August 24, 1930, p. 55~~

	2. ~~Ibid~~.		1. "Corn is Symbol of Federal Bank," ''Telegraph-Herald'', August 24, 1930, p. 55

			2. "Now Known as Federal Bank and Trust Company," Telegraph-Herald, February 22, 1921, p.7

	3. "Impressive Armistice Day Ceremony, ''Telegraph-Herald and Times-Journal'', November 12, 1929, p. 25		3. "Impressive Armistice Day Ceremony, ''Telegraph-Herald and Times-Journal'', November 12, 1929, p. 25

	4. "Federal Bank is Closed," ''The Telegraph Herald,'' January 28, 1932, p. 1		4. "Federal Bank is Closed," ''The Telegraph-Herald,'' January 28, 1932, p. 1

	5. "Federal Bank & Trust Co. To Pay Final 3% Dividend," ''Telegraph Herald'', May 4, 1938, p. 1		5. "Federal Bank & Trust Co. To Pay Final 3% Dividend," ''Telegraph-Herald'', May 4, 1938, p. 1

	[[Category: Banks]]		[[Category: Banks]]
	[[Category: Murals]]		[[Category: Murals]]

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	3. "Impressive Armistice Day Ceremony, ''Telegraph-Herald and Times-Journal'', November 12, 1929, p. 25		3. "Impressive Armistice Day Ceremony, ''Telegraph-Herald and Times-Journal'', November 12, 1929, p. 25

	4. "~~News Items from the Files of the Telegraph Herald~~," ''Telegraph Herald'', January 27, ~~1952~~, p. 8		4. "Federal Bank is Closed," ''The Telegraph Herald,'' January 28, 1932, p. 1

	5. "Federal ~~Ban~~ & Trust Co. To Pay Final 3% Dividend," ''Telegraph Herald'', May 4, 1938, p. 1		5. "Federal Bank & Trust Co. To Pay Final 3% Dividend," ''Telegraph Herald'', May 4, 1938, p. 1

	[[Category: Banks]]		[[Category: Banks]]
	[[Category: Murals]]		[[Category: Murals]]

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	On Armistice Day in 1929, the American Legion Band drum and bugle corps, members of the Dubuque Legion post and the public faced east while a firing squad fired three volleys in tribute to the soldiers and sailors who died in World War I. Following the salute, a bugler sounded taps and the echo was sounded by a second bugler stationed on the roof of the twelve-story Federal Bank and Trust Trust Company building a block away. (3)		On Armistice Day in 1929, the American Legion Band drum and bugle corps, members of the Dubuque Legion post and the public faced east while a firing squad fired three volleys in tribute to the soldiers and sailors who died in World War I. Following the salute, a bugler sounded taps and the echo was sounded by a second bugler stationed on the roof of the twelve-story Federal Bank and Trust Trust Company building a block away. (3)

	Citing the need to protect depositors against heavy withdrawals, the Federal Bank and Trust Company and the [[UNION TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]] closed their doors on January 27, 1932. (4) The payment of a seventh and final dividend to depositors and creditors of the bank was announced in May, 1938. Prior to this, an order was issued in District Court in March authorizing the sale of all remaining bank assets. (5)		Citing the need to protect depositors against heavy withdrawals, the Federal Bank and Trust Company and the [[UNION TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]] closed their doors on January 28, 1932. (4) The payment of a seventh and final dividend to depositors and creditors of the bank was announced in May, 1938. Prior to this, an order was issued in District Court in March authorizing the sale of all remaining bank assets. (5)

	On February 19, 1945 [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]] opened for business in the same building.		On February 19, 1945 [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]] opened for business in the same building.

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	FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company, founded in part by [[WALLER, Austin C.\|Austin C. WALLER]], opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)		FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company, founded in part by [[WALLER, Austin Cooper\|Austin Cooper WALLER]], opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)

	The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)		The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)

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	FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company, founded in part by [[WALLER, A.C.\|A.C. WALLER]], opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)		FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company, founded in part by [[WALLER, Austin C.\|Austin C. WALLER]], opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)

	The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)		The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)

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	[[Image:federalb.jpg\|right\|thumb\|350px\|Letterhead. Photo courtesy: Cathy's Treasures, 156 Main, Dubuque]]		[[Image:federalb.jpg\|right\|thumb\|350px\|Letterhead. Photo courtesy: Cathy's Treasures, 156 Main, Dubuque]]
	FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company, founded in part by [[WALLER, A.C.\|A.C. WALLER]] opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)		FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company, founded in part by [[WALLER, A.C.\|A.C. WALLER]], opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)

	The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)		The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)

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	FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)		FEDERAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. The Federal Deposit and Trust Company, founded in part by [[WALLER, A.C.\|A.C. WALLER]] opened in Dubuque on May 2, 1914 and $30,000 was deposited the first day. In August 1930 the total deposits of the bank totaled $2.2 million. Affiliated with it was the Federal Corporation doing business in general securities, investment and finance with capital of $150,000. The bank was renamed the Federal Bank and Trust Company in 1921. (1)

	The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)		The main room of the bank featured three murals by James E. McBurney, an artist who received medals for two murals at the Panama-California Exposition. The largest of the murals depicted [[DUBUQUE, Julien\|Julien DUBUQUE]] being shown the [[LEAD]] mines by Native Americans. A second mural entitled "The Ferry" pictures pioneers waiting to cross the [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] on a ferry. The third mural illustrated three Native Americans on a high point watching the first steamboat on the river. (2)