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Collection Scope and Content Note
Papers of Louis John Taber, dealing mainly with his interest in the
Grange and in politics, and including correspondence, speeches, and various
publications. Subjects include his work as Master of the National Grange,
1923-1941; his participation in the International Institute of Agriculture
Conference, 1926; his campaign as the Republican candidate for U.S. Senator
from Ohio, 1932; his recommendation for the post of Secretary of Agriculture,
1932; his opposition to many New Deal programs; the Farm Bureau-Grange
controversy, 1939; his work on several federal agricultural commissions; and
early Grange history. Also, correspondence and other records of the Farmers and
Traders Life Insurance Company, Syracuse, 1926-1958; files pertaining to the
operation of joint-stock land banks, 1922-1947; correspondence as Director of
Agriculture for the State of Ohio, and related speeches, reports, and printed
material, 1921-1923; diaries, 1907-1957; photographs and personal
correspondence, including papers relating to his work with national and
international civic and relief organizations; and family papers and MS. and
printed material concerning the Taber-Pickett, Bailey family genealogy,
1844-1901.
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