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January 27, 1909
The Winchester News
Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky
What is this article about?
The Ohio State Board of Agriculture reorganized in Columbus on Jan. 27, electing L. W. Kilgore as president, A. P. Sandles as secretary (a Democrat replacing Republican T. L. Calvert with salary increase), and other officers from various counties.
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BOARD REORGANIZED
Sandles Made Secretary of State Agricultural Bureau.
Columbus, O., Jan. 27. -The state board of agriculture, with the appointees of Governor Harmon-Jacob A. Beidler of Lake county and J. F. Cross of Fayette county-sitting as members, reorganized the department by electing the following officers and attaches:
President, L. W. Kilgore of Madison county; vice president, William Miller, Ottawa county; secretary, A. P. Sandles, Putnam county; assistant secretary, J. W. Fleming, Franklin county; treasurer, C. W. McFarland, Crawford county; chief clerk, E. J. Filbin, Cuyahoga county; R. H. Ramsdell, Erie county, fertilizer inspector; N. E. Shaw, Franklin county, chief inspector orchards and nurseries.
Chief interest centered in the selection of a secretary. Mr. Sandles, a Democrat, succeeds T. L. Calvert, a Republican, with an increase in salary from $2,700 to $2,800. Messrs. Brown and Bailey, members of the board removed by Governor Harmon, made no remonstrance.
Sandles Made Secretary of State Agricultural Bureau.
Columbus, O., Jan. 27. -The state board of agriculture, with the appointees of Governor Harmon-Jacob A. Beidler of Lake county and J. F. Cross of Fayette county-sitting as members, reorganized the department by electing the following officers and attaches:
President, L. W. Kilgore of Madison county; vice president, William Miller, Ottawa county; secretary, A. P. Sandles, Putnam county; assistant secretary, J. W. Fleming, Franklin county; treasurer, C. W. McFarland, Crawford county; chief clerk, E. J. Filbin, Cuyahoga county; R. H. Ramsdell, Erie county, fertilizer inspector; N. E. Shaw, Franklin county, chief inspector orchards and nurseries.
Chief interest centered in the selection of a secretary. Mr. Sandles, a Democrat, succeeds T. L. Calvert, a Republican, with an increase in salary from $2,700 to $2,800. Messrs. Brown and Bailey, members of the board removed by Governor Harmon, made no remonstrance.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Fortune Reversal
What keywords are associated?
Board Reorganization
Agriculture Department
Officer Elections
Political Appointment
Salary Increase
What entities or persons were involved?
L. W. Kilgore
William Miller
A. P. Sandles
J. W. Fleming
C. W. Mcfarland
E. J. Filbin
R. H. Ramsdell
N. E. Shaw
Jacob A. Beidler
J. F. Cross
T. L. Calvert
Governor Harmon
Messrs. Brown
Bailey
Where did it happen?
Columbus, O.
Story Details
Key Persons
L. W. Kilgore
William Miller
A. P. Sandles
J. W. Fleming
C. W. Mcfarland
E. J. Filbin
R. H. Ramsdell
N. E. Shaw
Jacob A. Beidler
J. F. Cross
T. L. Calvert
Governor Harmon
Messrs. Brown
Bailey
Location
Columbus, O.
Event Date
Jan. 27
Story Details
The state board of agriculture reorganized by electing new officers, with chief interest in A. P. Sandles, a Democrat, succeeding Republican T. L. Calvert as secretary with a salary increase; removed members Brown and Bailey did not protest.