 | Fairfield County (Ohio) - 1902 - 500 pages
...certain to conserve consecutive development and marked advancement in the material upbuilding of the section. The county has been and is signally favored in the class of men who have controlled its affairs in official capacity, and in this connection the subject of this review demands... | |
 | William Farrand Prosser - Puget Sound (Wash.) - 1903 - 754 pages
...citizenship and a spirit of enterprise which is certain to cause development and marked advancement in the upbuilding of this section. The county has been and is signally favored in the class of men who have controlled its affairs in official capacity, and in this connection the subject of this review demands... | |
 | Appanoose County (Iowa) - 1903 - 634 pages
...spirit of enterprise which is certain to gain marked advancement in the material upbuilding of the section. The county has been and is signally favored in the class of men who have controlled its affairs in official capacity, and in this connection the subject of this review demands... | |
 | Thomas Wren - Nevada - 1904 - 988 pages
...which is certain to conserve its development and marked advancement in the material upbuilding of the section. The county has been and is signally favored in the class of men who have controlled its affairs in official capacity, and in this connection the subject of this sketch demands... | |
 | Calhoun County (Mich.) - 1904 - 728 pages
...the happy faculty of drawing them closer to him as the years went by. HENRY ALLEN WHITNEY. Calhoun county has been, and is, signally favored in the class of men who have had charge of her financial interests. Among the number is Henry Allen Whitney, who', for twelve years,... | |
 | Edward Miner - Greene County (Ill.) - 1905 - 662 pages
...certain to conserve consecutive development and marked advancement in the material upbuilding of the section. The county has been and is signally favored in the class of men who have controlled its affairs in official capacity, and in this connection the subject of this review demands... | |
 | Lowell H. Glover - Cass County (Mich.) - 1906 - 940 pages
...certain to conserve consecutive development and marked advancement in the material upbuilding of the section. The county has been and is signally favored in the class of men who have controlled its affairs in official capacity and in this connection the subject of this review demands... | |
 | Henry Park Collin - Branch County (Mich.) - 1906 - 1173 pages
...certain to conserve consecutive development and marked advancement in the material upbuilding of the section. The county has been and is signally favored in the class of men who have controlled its affairs in official capacity, and in this connection the subject of this review demands... | |
 | Abraham J. Baughman - Morrow County (Ohio) - 1911 - 486 pages
...of his fellow men. JAMES II. PLACE. — Morrow county, Ohio, figures as one of the most attractive, progressive and prosperous divisions of the state,...and agricultural lines and in the latter connection the subject of this review demands recognition, as he has been actively engaged in fanning operations... | |
 | Robert Sidney Douglass - Missouri - 1912 - 798 pages
...Lodge of that order. JOHN P. LARUE. Stoddard county, Missouri, figures as one of the most attractive, progressive and prosperous divisions of the state,...and agricultural lines, and in the latter connection the subject of this review demands recognition, as he has been actively engaged in farming operations... | |
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Missouri, figures as one of the most attractive, progressive and prosperous divisions of the state, justly claiming a high order of citizenship and a spirit of enterprise which is certain to conserve • consecutive development and marked advancement... 
