William M. Treloar

1850–1935 (age 85)

Businessman

Biography

William M. Treloar was a successful businessman and educator whose leadership extended into the political arena, representing Missouri as a member of Congress. He championed causes that reinforced agricultural and industrial development while supporting expanded educational opportunities.

Treloar’s work reflected a generous commitment to civic life, balancing private enterprise with public responsibility. His contributions to commerce and his service in Washington earned him respect among peers and constituents alike.

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