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Trustees Records, Vol. 7, 1886 (page 258)

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Trustees Records, Vol. 7, 1886 (page 258)

258
1900
[July 11] July 11, 1900
[No] The Monthly Meeting was notified to be held
[Quorum] on Wednesday July 11, 1900 at 2:30 o'clock PM
No quorum was present
Lewis G. Farmer
Secretary
[August 8] August 8, 1900
[No] The Monthly Meeting was notified to be held
[Quorum] on Wednesday August 15, 1900 at 2:30 o'clock PM
No quorum was present
Lewis G. Farmer
Secretary
[September] September 12, 1900
[No]
[Quorum]

Trustees Records, Vol. 7, 1886 (page 258)

258
1900
[July 11] July 11, 1900
[No] The Monthly Meeting was notified to be held
[Quorum] on Wednesday July 11, 1900 at 2:30 o'clock PM
No quorum was present
Lewis G. Farmer
Secretary
[August 8] August 8, 1900
[No] The Monthly Meeting was notified to be held
[Quorum] on Wednesday August 15, 1900 at 2:30 o'clock PM
No quorum was present
Lewis G. Farmer
Secretary
[September]
[No]
[Quorum]

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