Coates P. Bull and family papers, 1865-1939.

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Coates P. Bull and family papers, 1865-1939.

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Primarily correspondence, speeches, articles, reports, and memoranda (1904-1936) relating to Bull's work as a professor of agronomy at the University of Minnesota (1902-1919) and an employee of the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (1919-1943). Included is information on agricultural machinery; raising and processing sorghum, flax, oats, and corn; weed control; and wheat breeding. Also present are minutes (1912-1913) of School of Agriculture faculty meetings.

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