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on the manner in which they had performed their part, thanked 

 the officials of the Iowa State Fair for the improved classifica- 

 tion in the premium list and increase in amount of prize money, 

 and complimented President Roosevelt and Secretary Wilson 

 on their efforts to procure a square deal for the meat producers 

 of the country. 



A resoluton was also oft'ered asking that the congressmen 

 and representatives of Iowa be recpested to use their influence 

 in securing such legislative or other action as might lead to an 

 open market for United States' hog products in the German 

 Empire. 



The chairman announced that the next regular meeting and 

 election of officers would take place at the Iowa State Fair 

 Grounds on Wednesday evening of fair week. 



A GOOD BLENDING OF VARIETY, UNITY AND HARMONY. 



(Reproduced by courtesy of "Successful Farming:.") 



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