Records of the Silver and Gold 1904-1906. 1904-1906.

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Records of the Silver and Gold 1904-1906. 1904-1906.

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In this folder are letters, issues of the weekly dated 15 Sept. 1904 and 26 Apr. 1906, and other printed materials that T. Jackson collected. Jackson was active on the student weekly; in fact, he was editor-in-chief of the Silver and Gold in 1905-06. Half of the items in this folder are instructions from various University of Colorado student organizations as to how their delegates would vote at the Silver and Gold Convention in about May 1906.

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