Harold L. Creal papers, [ca. 1916]-1986.

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Harold L. Creal papers, [ca. 1916]-1986.

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Correspondence, notes, speeches, memoranda, certificates, clippings, financial records, photographs, and printed material concerning the American Agriculturist, Inc.; Century Farms in various New York counties; GLF and the New York State Grange; the New York State Council of Farmer Cooperatives, Inc.; the New York State Fair; and the New York Farm Bureau. Personal papers include materials pertaining to the Cornell University Alumni Association, YMCA, church work, and the Homer, New York, school and Planning Board.

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Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.

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Creal, Harold L., 1896-1987.

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Harold Leroy Creal graduated from Cornell University in 1921. He operated a dairy farm in Cortland County, New York. From 1932 to 1938, he served as Supervisor of the Town of Homer, New York. He also served in the New York State Assembly from 1939 to 1950, as Director of the New York State Fair from 1950 to 1955, as Director of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, and as Director of the Cooperative Grange League Federation. From the guide to the Harold L. Creal papers, [ca....

American Agriculturist, Inc.

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Homer (N.Y.).Planning Board.

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Cornell University. Alumni Association

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The original set of Cornell plates was created in 1932, based on a design created by E. Stewart Williams (Class of 1933) for the Baird Prize "Place Plate" artwork competition for Design 112, February 1932. The winning design was used by the Wedgwood Company for a set of twelve plates depicting Cornell scenes. Originally created in mulberry, copper green, and Staffordshire blue, they were advertised in the Cornell Alumni News and sold through the Cornell Alumni Corporation. They continued to be a...

New York State Council of Farmer Cooperatives.

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National Grange

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New York State Fair

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New York State Grange

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New York State Farm Bureau Federation

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A conference of farm bureau officers from 34 New York State counties resulted in the founding of the New York State Farm Bureau Federation on February 14, 1917. It's objectives were to encourage cooperation and coordinate and strengthen the work of New York's farm bureau associations. By 1919, every county in New York was represented in the Federation. From the guide to the New York State Farm Bureau Federation records, [ca. 1918-1968], (Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, C...