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| [] Alma mater "I know a spot which I love full well". 1888 Alma mater for Kansas State Agricultural College (later Kansas State University) composed for a campus-wide school song writing contest 1888 selected in a campus contest in 1903 |
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| [] Hoping. Song. b1900 pub John Church Co. |
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| [] Evening song. b1900 pub W. L. Thompson Co. |
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| [] The land of Wales. Patriotic song. 1901 | |
| [] T.H.S. (Topeka High Schools). Voice and piano dedicated to the pupils of the Topeka High Schools pub W. F. Roehr Music Co., Topeka, Kansas 1904 |
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| [] High school song. Voice and piano dedicated to the pupils of the Topeka High Schools pub W. F. Roehr Music Co., Topeka, Kansas 1904 |
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| [] Kansas. Song. 1907 words and music Humphrey W. Jones pub W. F. Roehr Music Co., Topeka, Kansas 1907 selected as State song of Kansas by the State Schools |
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| [] Topeka. Voice and piano words and music by Humphrey W. Jones pub Mills Co., Topeka, Kansas c1907 Topeka & Shawnee County Library [not to confuse with Topeka by Henry 'Harry' W. Jones] |
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| [] Branner school song. Voice and piano music adapted from "Reapers are needed" by Charles H. Gabriel pub Branner School, Erats Print, Topeka, Kansas |