Transactions of the Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, Tom 12Beriah Brown, State Printer, 1874 Published with vol. 21-25: Transactions of the Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, vol. 13-17, and Annual report of the Wisconsin Dairymen's Association, no. 11-15; with vol. 22-25: Annual report of the Agricultural Experiment Station of the University of Wisconsin, no. 1-4. |
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... committee on Machinery .. 125–128 Report of Vice President Satterlee Clark , Sup`t Manufactures Dep't . .129-130 Report of J. O. Eaton , Sup't Fine Arts Dep't Premiums awarded .. 130-132 .133-156 VIII . - STATE AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION ...
... committee on Machinery .. 125–128 Report of Vice President Satterlee Clark , Sup`t Manufactures Dep't . .129-130 Report of J. O. Eaton , Sup't Fine Arts Dep't Premiums awarded .. 130-132 .133-156 VIII . - STATE AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION ...
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... committee of the society . ARTICLE III . OF THE OFFICERS . The officers of the society shall consist of a president , one vice president for each congressional district of the state , a secretary , a treasurer , and seven additional ...
... committee of the society . ARTICLE III . OF THE OFFICERS . The officers of the society shall consist of a president , one vice president for each congressional district of the state , a secretary , a treasurer , and seven additional ...
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... committee shall be charged with the interests of the society in the several counties where they respectively reside , and constitute a me- dium of communication between the executive board and the public at large . ARTICLE V. OF ...
... committee shall be charged with the interests of the society in the several counties where they respectively reside , and constitute a me- dium of communication between the executive board and the public at large . ARTICLE V. OF ...
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... Committee . SECTION II . OF THE DUTIES AND POWERS OF OFFICERS . The duties of the President , in addition to those defined by the Constitution , and the By - Laws regulating the duties of the permanent committees , shall be as follows ...
... Committee . SECTION II . OF THE DUTIES AND POWERS OF OFFICERS . The duties of the President , in addition to those defined by the Constitution , and the By - Laws regulating the duties of the permanent committees , shall be as follows ...
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... committee , or as his own judg ment may direct , the various portions of the state , and to give lectures on the science and practice of agriculture , wherever and whenever they may be deemed most necessary or desirable . 7. To co ...
... committee , or as his own judg ment may direct , the various portions of the state , and to give lectures on the science and practice of agriculture , wherever and whenever they may be deemed most necessary or desirable . 7. To co ...
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