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| Hi-I had to make a change to the ] article; Lewis never served in the ]. However, Lewis did served in the St. Paul Municipal Assembly. Unfortunately, the Political Graveyard website listed Olin B. Lewis as serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives. To add to the confusion, as you know, the lower house of the Wisconsin Legislature is: the Assembly. One of the reference librarians of the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library was very helpful; the Minnesota Legislators Past and Present weblink is maintain by them. Many thanks-] (]) 17:34, 5 October 2015 (UTC) | |||
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Thanks but
Thanks much for your help but someone else can put up with this. I have better things to do.
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Olin B. Lewis
Hi-I had to make a change to the Olin B. Lewis article; Lewis never served in the Minnesota House of Representatives. However, Lewis did served in the St. Paul Municipal Assembly. Unfortunately, the Political Graveyard website listed Olin B. Lewis as serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives. To add to the confusion, as you know, the lower house of the Wisconsin Legislature is: the Assembly. One of the reference librarians of the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library was very helpful; the Minnesota Legislators Past and Present weblink is maintain by them. Many thanks-RFD (talk) 17:34, 5 October 2015 (UTC)