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Officers
S. M. Barker, President.
R. W. Furnas, Secretary.
L. A. Kent, Treasurer.

Board of Managers
Ed. McIntire, Chr.,
E. N. Grennell,
M. Dunham,
H. B. Nicodemus,
J. R. Dinsmore.

State Board of Agriculture
State Fair held at Lincoln, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889.
1886, Sept. 10th to 17th.

Secretary's Office.

Brownville, Nebraska, May 31 1886.

Prof Chas E. Bessey
Lincoln Neb

Dear Sir:

Was your attention, while at
New Orleans, called to that [?]
grass, that came up through the
asphalt pavement? I have some
of it, and send specimen. —
Plant it. I do not think it
will stand one minute, nor
do I know if it has any merit.
But the fact that it actually
would push its way up through
the asphalt pavements is wonderful.
I have forgotten its
name.

Truly Robt. W. Furnas

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Officers
S. M. Barker, President.
R. W. Furnas, Secretary.
L. A. Kent, Treasurer.

Board of Managers
Ed. McIntire, Chr.,
E. N. Grennell,
M. Dunham,
H. B. Nicodemus,
J. R. Dinsmore.

State Board of Agriculture
State Fair held at Lincoln, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889.
1886, Sept. 10th to 17th.

Secretary's Office.

Brownville, Nebraska, May 31 1886.

Prof Chas E. Bessey
Lincoln Neb

Dear Sir:

Was your attention, while at
New Orleans, called to that [?]
grass, that came up through the
asphalt pavement? I have some
of it, and send specimen. —
Plant it. I do not think it
will stand one minute, nor
do I know if it has any merit.
But the fact that it actually
would push its way up through
the asphalt pavements is wonderful.
I have forgotten its
name.

Truly Robt. W. Furnas