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Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau forms permanent org in Henry
A called meeting of the Marshall Putnam County farm bureau adopted a permanent organization, elected officers for one year, and set Henry as head office. Reports showed 531 members after a drive across sixteen townships, with detailed officer and board appointments, and a constitution defining name objects and membership rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Putnam County Farm Bureau
Opera House
W. G. Griffith
Ralph French
Saratoga
Steuben
Whitefield
la Prairie
Henry
Magnolia
Granville
Hennepin
Roberts
Hopewell
Richland
Bennington
Bell Plain
Evans
Senachwine
Lacon
Total
W. B Mills
Griffith
C. A. Atwood
Farm Bureau
Frank Thirkell
Leslie Hunt
Harry Blackburn
John Monier
Clifford Haws
J. W. Otto
John Boom
Peter Morine
A R. Wright
Waldo Held
Will Moffitt
C. Zilm
W E Moffitt
Fred Wheeler
John Turnbull
Elmer Quinn
L. F. Boyle
L. R. Hunt
C. H. Zilm
la Rose
Alfred Wright
Varna
J. O. Winship
Putnam
Board of Directors
Joseph Ziegler
Bruce Fountain
A B Wilson
W. Hartman
A L Turner
Mike Jacobs
Leland Monier
John Davidson
Conrad Koch
Wilbur Stoner
Harry Iliff
H H Beckwith
J A Shanklin
Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau
Tlinois Agricultural Association
Bureau
Executive Committee
County Board of Supervisors
University of Illinois
United States Department of Agriculture
Marshall and
Putnam Counties
Marshall-Putnam Farm Bureau
Marshall
DeKalb County
Atwood
Tazewell County
France
Illinois
Walter Boyle
Burea
State of
John Hartley
City of Henry
Hartley
Hartley Homestead
Williams’ Street
City of
Peoria & Bureau Valley Railroad Company
Lloyd's
Williams Street
Market and
Williams Streets
Market Street
James Street
Peoria and
Bureau Valley Railroad Company
Grace Hartley
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