Annual Report of the Ohio State Board of Agriculture, Volume 32Reports for 1862-66 include reports of the Ohio Pomological Society. |
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... fact , the Treasurer of the State Board of Agriculture felt perfectly justified in depositing the funds of the Board with this national bank . Notwithstanding this reasonable ground of security , the Mansfield bank failed , and the ...
... fact , the Treasurer of the State Board of Agriculture felt perfectly justified in depositing the funds of the Board with this national bank . Notwithstanding this reasonable ground of security , the Mansfield bank failed , and the ...
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... fact that the Ohio State Board has offered and paid a larger sum in premiums than many of the sister States , yet , in the aggregate , the Ohio State Fairs have been self - sustaining , and the most difficult question with which future ...
... fact that the Ohio State Board has offered and paid a larger sum in premiums than many of the sister States , yet , in the aggregate , the Ohio State Fairs have been self - sustaining , and the most difficult question with which future ...
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... fact , the level should be used under all circumstances . Men doing this business , should not mind a little ex- pense to secure a proper fall for the water . Second , the nature of the subsoil . If this is a gravelly loam , or very ...
... fact , the level should be used under all circumstances . Men doing this business , should not mind a little ex- pense to secure a proper fall for the water . Second , the nature of the subsoil . If this is a gravelly loam , or very ...
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... fact by those best posted on the results of underdrainage that the system is more beneficial to soils of this nature in a time of drouth than in a wet season . We have all observed that those lands thoroughly underdrained do not suffer ...
... fact by those best posted on the results of underdrainage that the system is more beneficial to soils of this nature in a time of drouth than in a wet season . We have all observed that those lands thoroughly underdrained do not suffer ...
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... fact that this question is now being agitated in Congress ; that the revision of the tariff is now before a sub - committee that is to report , I think , to - day or to - morrow to the Committee on Ways and Means ; and you are aware ...
... fact that this question is now being agitated in Congress ; that the revision of the tariff is now before a sub - committee that is to report , I think , to - day or to - morrow to the Committee on Ways and Means ; and you are aware ...
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