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Keeler-Bailey Family, 1828-1928
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Halcyon G. Bailey (1828-1905)
Emily Keeler (1828-1907)
Dr. Annie Keeler (1855-1927)
Others
Court Cases & Land Dealings
1864. Conservatorship
1865. Divorce Petition
1865-1869. Land Shenanigans
1869. Petition for change of Trustee
1869. Two lawsuits to return property to Halcyon
1872. Hayt vs Parks
1872. Second Divorce Case
1900. Sarah L. Clason's Will
1911. James W. Lyon vs Halcyon G. Bailey, et al
Baby Week
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March 1-4
March 5-11
March 11-18
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The Homestead
Bogus Acres
Sherwood Farm
`Five acres from Floyd Hunt'
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Wilson Favors Baby Week.
Newspaper article hyping the 1916 Baby Week campaign.
When Fly Blinks a Baby Dies: Notable feature of fine window displays for baby week campaign
Newspaper article talking about 1916 Baby Week shop displays
The Prize Baby: How Award Will Be Made in Baby Week Campaign
Newspaper article about the 'Prize Baby' award in the 1916 Baby Week Campaign
Some Evils Babies Suffer:
Newspaper article describing ways in which babies can be hurt, and how to prevent these injuries
Prize for First Baby
Newspaper article urging parents to register their babies, as part of the 1916 Baby Week campaign.
How to Take Care of Baby: Dr. Annie Keeler, Mrs. Collins and Miss Brennan Give Valuable Points
Newspaper article covering various talks on childcare given during Baby Week 1916.
Boy lost $12,000. Result of Failure to Register Birth of a Baby.
Newspaper article urging parents to register the births of their children and advertising Baby Week events.
Baby Week Window Shows
Babies Form an Asset
Newspaper article advertising Baby Week events.
300,000 Babies Die Each Year.
Newspaper article discussing infant mortality, as part of the 1916 Baby Week campaign.
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