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1167:— U.S. Representative from Minnesota
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1305:"Mt. Gilead, Ohio WWI War Monument"
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2020:Williamsport
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1975:Pulaskiville
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2030:Ghost towns
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1927:communities
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2597:Youngstown
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2038:Aaronsburg
2010:West Point
1960:Johnsville
1935:Bloomfield
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1812:Bennington
1764:Cardington
1574:January 6,
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1188:References
1171:Lefty Webb
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2048:Jamestown
2015:Westfield
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454:Geography
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188:Elevation
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2212:Caldwell
1985:Shawtown
1970:Pagetown
1837:Franklin
1832:Congress
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1950:Denmark
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2207:Cadiz
2197:Bryan
2167:Akron
1955:Fargo
1925:Other
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