Annual Report ..., Volume 5Contains the yearbook and annual report of the Department of Household Science and proceedings of the annual meeting of the Illinois Farmers' Institute. |
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A. B. Hostetter A. P. Grout Adams County adjournment Afternoon session annual meeting appointed Average daily attendance better Board of Directors Breeding Camp Point Carlinville Cattle Champaign Champaign County Chas Chicago clover College of Agriculture Congressional District cost County Farmers County Institute crops D. H. Shank dairy Davenport delegates discussion Dolton Domestic Science Association E. W. Burroughs election of officers ensuing executive committee expenses as director February feed fruit G. A. Willmarth Gurler Horticulture Illinois Farmers Insti INSTITUTE ROOM interest January January 18 John Kimzey Kimzey moved L. N. Beal Lindemann Live Stock McLeansboro Mills Miss Morning session Morrisonville Motion adopted Motion carried Noble King o'clock Officers elected orchard p. m. Music paper Poultry prayer Prof Profit Quartette question box recitation Rushville Shank soil song speakers Springfield Superintendent Tamaroa Taylorville Thursday tion Treasurer Urbana Vernon W. A. Young
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