House adverse calendar record, 1907.

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House adverse calendar record, 1907.

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House adverse calendar record, compiled by the Alabama House of Representatives, is a register of adverse House bills. Included are: House bill no., name of House member who presented the bill, bill description, and date on which the bill was adversed (opposed instead of passed).

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Alabama Department of Archives and History

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