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Página 13 - Raw Materials. Collection 100. Cotton. Fibrous portion of fruit of cotton plant. Cotton most extensively used is that cultivated in the southern part of the United States, from Virginia to Texas. (1). Cotton bolls, Louisiana. (2). Cotton, unginned, Texas. (3). Cotton, ginned, Arkansas and Mexico. (4). Cotton seeds. (5). Cottonseed linters. (6). Miniature cotton bale.
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Página x - as it may deem necessary and proper, and fix their compensation ; shall have power to fix the time of its meetings, to make, amend and repeal rules and by-laws,
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