Miscellaneous correspondence, 1836-1941.

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Miscellaneous correspondence, 1836-1941.

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Communications to the Legislature from individuals and organizations on subjects such as early divorce cases; cost of furnishing the state capitol; expenses for fuel, stationery, and care of prisoners; change in location of the state fair; the Farmers' Holiday Association; the Daily Cardinal newspaper, and other topics.

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Wisconsin Historical Society, Newspaper Project

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Wisconsin Historical Society, Newspaper Project

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