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Page 77
... received money here- tofore under the act to which this act is an amendment , the legislature of such State may propose and report to the Secretary of the Interior a just and equitable division of the fund to be received under this act ...
... received money here- tofore under the act to which this act is an amendment , the legislature of such State may propose and report to the Secretary of the Interior a just and equitable division of the fund to be received under this act ...
Page 93
... received votes in every State of the Union . They carried Colo- rado , Idaho , Kansas and Nevada by majori- ties , and North Dakota and Oregon by plu- ralities , which gave twenty - two votes in the electoral college , being the first ...
... received votes in every State of the Union . They carried Colo- rado , Idaho , Kansas and Nevada by majori- ties , and North Dakota and Oregon by plu- ralities , which gave twenty - two votes in the electoral college , being the first ...
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... received the lion's share of the benefit , for the contract gave him four cents a pound for the cotton withdrawn from production , while the ten- ant received but a half cent . The A.A.A. , by pegging cotton prices , was of assistance ...
... received the lion's share of the benefit , for the contract gave him four cents a pound for the cotton withdrawn from production , while the ten- ant received but a half cent . The A.A.A. , by pegging cotton prices , was of assistance ...
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acreage acres administration agencies agrarian agri agricul agricultural press amendment American agriculture areas banks become bill cities citizens colleges Committee commodities Congress Constitution cooperative cotton crop culture demand democracy democratic Department of Agriculture duction economic effect Equal Protection Clause established export family farm Farm Bureau farmers favor federal frontier homestead Homestead Act improvement income increase industry interest Jefferson Jeffersonian Democracy justment labor Land Economics legislation legislature living major ment millions movement Nebraska Negro nomic operation organization party percent Physiocratic political population Populist preemption law President principle problem production Progressivism prosperity public lands railroads representative Resettlement Administration result rural schools Secretary of Agriculture Senator settlers sion social society soil Southern surplus tenants Territory tion tive tural ture United urban Vandalia vote wealth West