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         Introduction     What
  a bright star the Puslinch Farmers’ Club became in the first century of
  Puslinch Township!  Although formed by
  the most progressive and affluent farmers, it was not an exclusive club, far
  from it.  The founding members
  steadfastly extended a beckoning welcome to everyone in the Puslinch farming
  community, proclaiming a message of prosperity through sharing, sharing
  knowledge derived from experience and experimentation, sharing benefits of
  economy, obtainable by purchasing as a group, and perhaps, most importantly,
  sharing, through fellowship, the difficulties that could accompany an
  occupation, that by its seemingly constant demands, tended to isolate
  farmers.    The
  historical record of the club is substantially retained by both the minutes
  of the meetings of the Puslinch Farmers’ Club and the newspaper accounts of
  its accomplishments, constituting complimentary perspectives, for the minutes
  provide a detailed view of the machinery of the organization while the
  newspapers document the public view. 
  It is an excellent history, featuring illuminating discussions of
  former agricultural theory and practice, records of those who distinguished
  themselves in seed shows and ploughing matches, and reviews of the social
  event of the season, the famous annual meetings, where, amidst a grand
  musical and gustatory celebration, political, educational, and social
  luminaries made speeches, generously praising the club’s purpose and
  progress, and exhorting the members ever onward in their efforts to improve
  the lives of all farmers.    | 
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     Township
  of Puslinch Farmers Club in the Newspapers      | 
  
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       Township
  of Puslinch Farmers Club Minutes of Meetings      | 
  
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