Message of Governor ... to the ... State Legislature of Wyoming.

Message of Governor ... to the ... State Legislature of Wyoming.

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Corporate author / creator:	Wyoming. Governor.
Imprint:	Laramie, Wyo. : Laramie Republican, 1919-1933.
Description:	8 v. ; 23 cm.
Language:	English
Subject:	Economic history. Politics and government Wyoming -- Politics and government -- Periodicals. Wyoming -- Economic conditions -- Periodicals. Wyoming. Periodicals.
Format:	Print Journal
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/8059997
Related Items:	Continues: Message of ..., Governor of Wyoming, to the ... State Legislature Continued by: Message delivered to ... State Legislature of Wyoming by Governor ...

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Varying Form of Title:	Message of Governor ... 17th (1923) Message of Governor ... delivered before the ... State Legislature of the State of Wyoming 17th (1923) Message, Governor ... delivered before the ... State Legislature of the State of Wyoming 18th (1925) Supplemental message by Governor Williams B. Ross to members, seventeenth State Legislature of Wyoming February 16, 1923 Supplementary message of Governor Leslie A. Miller to twenty-second State Legislature of Wyoming January 17, 1933 Message of Governor Leslie A. Miller to the Special Session of Wyoming State Legislature December 4th, 1933
Other authors / contributors:	Wyoming. Legislature.
Frequency:	Biennial
Date / volume:	15th (1919)-22nd (1933).
Notes:	Titles vary slightly, 1923-1925. Folded in pocket: Message of Governor Leslie A. Miller to the Special Session of Wyoming State Legislature, Dec. 4th, 1933. Messages for <1923, 1933> have supplements.
Govt.docs classification:	GO1.1/1:

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Call Number:	J87.W816 c.1
Issues:	no.15-22(1919-1933
Supplements:	1933:Dec,Jan special sess. bound with regular.
c.1 : no.15-22 1919-33 & 1933 Dec, Jan special sess.	Available Loan period: standard loan Request from Mansueto Scan and Deliver Need help? - Ask a Librarian