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expressly , stipulating , however , that such recognition should not render the
University liable for any pecuniary aid , nor was the Board to have any control
over the property or management of the Medical Association . Soon after , this
College ...
expressly , stipulating , however , that such recognition should not render the
University liable for any pecuniary aid , nor was the Board to have any control
over the property or management of the Medical Association . Soon after , this
College ...
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Extensive repairs and changes were necessary , but the Board was without funds
for these purposes . The last meeting of the Board , under the old law , was held
in January , 1858. At this meeting a resolution was introduced , and seriously ...
Extensive repairs and changes were necessary , but the Board was without funds
for these purposes . The last meeting of the Board , under the old law , was held
in January , 1858. At this meeting a resolution was introduced , and seriously ...
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provided that the Governor should be ex - officio President of the Board of
Trustees . Until 1858 , the Superintendent of Public Instruction had been ex -
officio President . During the period of the Board of Education , the University
trustees were ...
provided that the Governor should be ex - officio President of the Board of
Trustees . Until 1858 , the Superintendent of Public Instruction had been ex -
officio President . During the period of the Board of Education , the University
trustees were ...
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TERRITORIAL HISTORY | 80 |
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS | 105 |
HISTORY OF WINNESHIEK COUNTY | 117 |
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acres of land Allamakee America appointed August became Board born building built called church claim commenced completed continued Court Creek Decorah died District Dubuque early elected engaged erected established fall farm farmer father five four George Government grant held Henry improved Indians interest Iowa James January John Judge July June known Lansing later lived located March married Mary miles mill Miss Mississippi months moved native Norway occupied Ohio opened organized parents Post Prairie present purchased railroad received record remained removed residence returned River road Rock served settled settlers side sold soon spring term Territory took town township trade United valued village vote Waukon wife Winneshiek