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The progressive American

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The progressive American
Vol. 1, No. 3
Waukesha, Wisconsin: James E. Ritchart, 1911
v : ill. ; 25-26 cm.

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[Cover] The progressive American: June, 1911

Contents for June, 1911

Editorials, Ganfield, William Arthur pp. [unnumbered]-96

The prosperity of the farmer, Frame, Andrew Jay pp. [97]-104

Choosing a farm, McDowell, John C. pp. [105]-107

The college and our educational system, Plantz, Samuel pp. [108]-111

Success with thoroughbreds, Love, J. R. pp. 111-112

Merrill--a progressive city, p. [113]

Our Memorial Day, Ganfield, William Arthur pp. [114]-[115]

Home economics, Ritchart, Cora Wing pp. [116]-121

The percheron, Southcott, Fred pp. 121-122

Uncle Sam's experiment, pp. 122-124

Holsteins for the Wisconsin home and farm school boys, Swoboda, F. G. pp. 124-127

Holstein-friesian department, Voss, John G. pp. [128]-143 ff.

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