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He served on the State Board of Agriculture and as a commissioner to several world’s fairs and expositions. At the St. Louis Fair in 1881 Furnas acquired an ear of grown on ex-Confederate President Jefferson Davis’s Mississippi . Furnas planted the in , where “both ear and kernel doubled in size.”.
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