| Robert Sidney Douglass - Missouri - 1912 - 850 pages
...Oliver, born in 1910. ARTHUR V. CASHION. Perry county, Missouri, figures as one of the most attractive, progressive and prosperous divisions of the state,...contributed to its development along commercial and editorial lines and in the latter connection the subject of this review demands recognition as he has... | |
| E. Polk Johnson - Kentucky - 1912 - 768 pages
...social affairs. JAMES T. GIBSON. — Knox county, Kentucky, figures as one of the most attractive, progressive and prosperous divisions of the state,...contributed to its development along commercial and business lines and in the latter connection the subject of this review demands recognition, as he was... | |
| Thaddeus De Witt Seeley - Oakland Co., Michigan - 1912 - 492 pages
...most attractive, progressive and prosperous divisions of the state, justly /r^^^e-- rp <***Sac***^ ts claiming a high order of citizenship and a spirit...and agricultural lines, and in the latter connection the subject of this review demands recognition, as he has been actively engaged in farming operations... | |
| William Lee Jenks - Saint Clair County (Mich.) - 1912 - 550 pages
...Bruch, of Yale; and Austin and Oran are deceased. BARNABAS D. SMITH. Saint Clair county, Michigan, has been and is signally favored in the class of men...and agricultural lines, and in the latter connection he whose name initiates this review demands recognition as he has been actively engaged in farming... | |
| E. Polk Johnson - Kentucky - 1912 - 874 pages
...enterprise which is certain to secure development and 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 and promoted its business interests and thereby contributed to its prosperity,... | |
| Albert B. Williams - Knox County (Ohio) - 1912 - 538 pages
...which conserved consecutive development and marked advancement in its material upbuilding. This section has been, and is, signally favored in the class of men who have controlled its affairs in official capacity, and this is one of the connections in which Judge Coyner... | |
| Nelson Wayne Durham - Columbia River Valley - 1912 - 772 pages
...consecutive development and marked advancement in the material upbuilding of the district. The count}' has been and is signally favored in the class of men who have controlled its affairs in official capacity and in this connection Charles L. Graves deserves representation... | |
| Walter Williams - Missouri - 1913 - 802 pages
...his fellow men. BENJAMIN F. TUCKER. Boone county, Missouri, figures as one of the most attractive, progressive and prosperous divisions of the state,...and agricultural lines and in the latter connection Benjamin F. Tucker, who is now living in virtual retirement in Sturgeon, demands recognition as he... | |
| John McClelland Bulkley - Monroe County (Mich.) - 1913 - 482 pages
...development and marked advancement in the material upbuilding of this section. The county is and has been signally favored in the class of men who have contributed...along commercial and agricultural lines and in the former connection the subject of this review demands recognition as he has been interested in the grocery... | |
| Hiram Taylor French - Idaho - 1914 - 768 pages
...thirty miles long. WILLIAM T. SHOCKLEY. Lewis county, Idaho, 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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