Annual Report of the Michigan Dairymen's Association, Volume 27, Part 1911Association, Office of the Secretary, 1911 - Dairying |
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... nominate officers Wednes day morning before taking up the regular program , but Mr. Raven as- sures me there are quite a few of the buttermakers across the way at machinery hall and he has gone over to bring them here , so while we are ...
... nominate officers Wednes day morning before taking up the regular program , but Mr. Raven as- sures me there are quite a few of the buttermakers across the way at machinery hall and he has gone over to bring them here , so while we are ...
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... nominations for your officers , president , vice - president , ser- retary and treasurer and five directors , will be in order at this time , therefore , we would like to have nominations for president . You under- stand the procedure ...
... nominations for your officers , president , vice - president , ser- retary and treasurer and five directors , will be in order at this time , therefore , we would like to have nominations for president . You under- stand the procedure ...
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... nominations must take place , whether we desire to nominate at this time or not . I want to impress upon you this fact , that tomorrow morning , from nine until 11:30 o'clock , in a corner of the booth by the secretary will be the ...
... nominations must take place , whether we desire to nominate at this time or not . I want to impress upon you this fact , that tomorrow morning , from nine until 11:30 o'clock , in a corner of the booth by the secretary will be the ...
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... nominate Mr. Bechtel as chairman of the board of directors . The Chairman : Are there any other nominations for chairman of the board of directors ? If not we will proceed to nominate the other di- rectors . Who will you have for your ...
... nominate Mr. Bechtel as chairman of the board of directors . The Chairman : Are there any other nominations for chairman of the board of directors ? If not we will proceed to nominate the other di- rectors . Who will you have for your ...
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... Nomination of Officers .... 47 177 51 54 Organization , S. B. Shilling , Chicago . 56 Address , Mr. Bechtel ... 59 Future of the Gathered Cream Plants , Fred C. Eldridge , Breckenridge . Discussion 70 72 Market Conditions and How to ...
... Nomination of Officers .... 47 177 51 54 Organization , S. B. Shilling , Chicago . 56 Address , Mr. Bechtel ... 59 Future of the Gathered Cream Plants , Fred C. Eldridge , Breckenridge . Discussion 70 72 Market Conditions and How to ...
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