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| [] Hail Wisconsin, a march song words Albert E. Johnson published and copyrighted by Midland Publishing Company Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1apr1922 |
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| [] Wisconsin. Song ? same as "Hail Wisconsin" published by Midland Publishing Co., Milwaukee. January 1922 |
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| [] The buddies we left behind. Song. Low voice and piano, with chorus in 3 parts other title: In Flanders fields the poppies grow above the graves of those who fell other title: Let's all make good as we said we would words Raymond Prier Hiller music Barent Holbrook Poucher, Milwaukee pub Midland Publishing Co., Milwaukee. May 1921 pub William A. Kaun Music Co., Milwaukee 1aug1921 |
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| [] Carissima words and music B. H. Poucher (Photostat) pub Barent Holbrook Poucher, Milwaukee 1apr1922 |
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| [] I want a man for every day in the week, so I won't get those Sunday blues other title: I can have a string of fellows almost any night words and music B. H. Poucher pub Midland Publishing Co., Milwaukee 1may1922 |
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| [] Twenty first century girl. Foxtrot other title: There are girls thro' all the pages in our hist'ry of the ages other title: Girl, that was saved in the ark she's the girl that you met in the park words and music B. H. Poucher pub Midland Publishing Co., Milwaukee 1may1922 |
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| [] The moon and you words and music B. H. Poucher (Photostat) pub Barent Holbrook Poucher, Milwaukee 15may1922 |