Jared Y. Sanders letter, 1910 Nov. 26.

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Jared Y. Sanders letter, 1910 Nov. 26.

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Jared Y. Sanders writes to the editor of the Review in De Kalb, Ill., asking him to write an editorial endorsing New Orleans as the site of the World's Panama Exposition, citing the benefit for the entire Mississippi River Valley.

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Louisiana State University, LSU Libraries

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Louisiana State University, LSU Libraries

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