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John W. Smith (West Virginia)
This page refers to the former West Virginia commissioner of agriculture. For the Texas district judge, see John W. Smith.
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John W. Smith was a Republican West Virginia commissioner of agriculture from Lewis County. He held office from 1924 until his death on January 30, 1931. Along with J. B. McLaughlin, Smith was one of two agriculture commissioners in the state to die in office.[1]
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| Preceded by James H. Stewart (R) |
West Virginia Commissioner of Agriculture 1924-1931 |
Succeeded by Howard M. Gore (R) |
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