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... appropriation by this act made to such separate agricul- tural college or school , and no legislature shall by contract , express or implied , disable itself from so doing . Sec . 9. That the grants of moneys autho- rized by this act ...
... appropriation by this act made to such separate agricul- tural college or school , and no legislature shall by contract , express or implied , disable itself from so doing . Sec . 9. That the grants of moneys autho- rized by this act ...
Page 129
... appropriation first becomes avail- able , and for each year thereafter for seven years a sum exceeding by $ 500,000 the sum appropriated for each preceding year , and for each year thereafter there is perma- nently appropriated for each ...
... appropriation first becomes avail- able , and for each year thereafter for seven years a sum exceeding by $ 500,000 the sum appropriated for each preceding year , and for each year thereafter there is perma- nently appropriated for each ...
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... appropriation for cooperative agricultural extension work under this Act , and the amount which it is entitled to receive . If the Secretary of Agri- culture shall withhold a certificate from any State of its appropriation , the facts ...
... appropriation for cooperative agricultural extension work under this Act , and the amount which it is entitled to receive . If the Secretary of Agri- culture shall withhold a certificate from any State of its appropriation , the facts ...
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