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[] O Fair Wisconsin words Henry Barkenhagen published and copyrighted by Henry Barkenhagen, Watertown Wisconsin 13jan1908 |
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[] Sue, Sue, raise your dreamy eye. Voice, chorus and piano. 1902 words and music L. F. Needham sheet music cover with photographic portrait of Anna Wilkes |
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[] I am lonely to-night words by E. D. Powell, music L. F. Needham copyright music L. F. Needham 16jan1904 copyright words Emma D. Powell, Montgomery Missouri 16jan1904 |
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[] Believe me words Nila E. Wroten, music L. F. Needham pub Illinois Music Book House, Chicago 4dec1906 copyright words N. E. Wroten, Ellendale Delaware 20nov1906 |
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[] I'm going back to the old farm words Mack W. Peachee published by Mack W. Peachee, Indianapolis Indiana 27feb1908 copy of the sheet music in Millersville University Library, Pennsylvania |
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[] The close of day words E. P. Schappell, music L. F. Needham pub Keith's Music Pub. House, Long Branch New Jersey 16jul1908 copyright words Edward P. Schappell, Shoemakersville Pennsylvania 16jul1908 |
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[] Can he forget words by R. McCallum, music L. F. Needham pub Inland Music House, Chicago 13may1913 copyright words R. McCallum, St Louis 17may1913 |
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[] Fond recollections words D. E. Lighton, music L. F. Needham pub Inland Music House, Chicago 25aug1913 copyright words Donald E. Lighton, Hudson Ohio 2sep1913 |
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[] May heaven's smile shine on her pathway words M. C. Wilson, music L. F. Needham pub Inland Music House, Chicago 25oct1913 copyright words Mary Conde Wilson, Berwyn Illinois 27oct1913 |
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[] Won't you say you love me? words and music by Fayette Needham pub Inland Music Agency, Chicago 13nov1913 copyright L. F. Needham, Chicago 17nov1913 |
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[] My Flora Lou words N. Ferguson, music L. F. Needham copyright music L. F. Needham 23aug1913 copyright words Nannie Ferguson, Rosendale Missouri 13dec1913 |
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[] Longing for the golden shore words M. L. Cuthbert, music L. F. Needham pub Inland Music House, Chicago 12dec1913 copyright words Marjorie Louise Cuthbert, Chicago 23dec1913 |
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[] Sweet sixteen words M. Mitchell, music L. F. Needham pub Inland Music House, Chicago 19jan1914 copyright words Mable Mitchell, Jefferson Iowa 30jan1914 |
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[] I'm coming back to you words C. Kern, music L. F. Needham pub Inland Music House, Chicago 28feb1914 copyright words Clara Kern, Gaines Pennsylvania 2mar1914 |
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[] The place that I had once called home words A. Sluka, music L. F. Needham pub Inland Advertising Agency, Chicago 26feb1914 copyright words Anne Sluka, Cleveland Ohio 28feb1914 |
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[] You wait there in vain words F. Hiller, music L. F. Needham pub Inland Advertising Agency, Chicago 26feb1914 copyright words Frederick Hiller, Staunton Illinois 28feb1914 |
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[] If your mother's not your sweetheart you stand no chance with me copyright William L. Needham and La Fayette Needham 1924 |