I wish to take this occasion to express my appreciation, and the appreciation which I know the whole agricultural industry holds, for the great service you have rendered and the devotion you have shown in the difficult times of the past two years.
On the recordMay 31, 1931
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Letter Accepting the Resignation of Charles C. Teague as a Member of the Federal Farm Board.
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