Report from Lucienville Agricultural Colony

J. M. Salva

1908

Agreement of Adoption of the Jewish Agricultural Society’s Bylaws

On August 20, 1906, the settlers of the Jewish Colonization Association, meeting in the town of Basavilbaso, Lucienville Colony, Department of Uruguay, Entre Ríos, have ratified the founding document of the Jewish Agricultural Society in its entirety and unanimously approved the…

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J. M. Salva

19th Century–20th Century

Very little is known about J. M. Salva, a state official in Argentina’s Entre Ríos province. He was based in the city of Paraná, on whose behalf he signed the regulations of the Lucienville agricultural colony.

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