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Hi, nice article User:Zigzig20s, glad u r making progress in NE. Do you mind if i move it, or would you, to Fairbury Public Library, a common name in current use [1] and how I would have interpreted the NRHP nomination document. The NRIS version "Fairbury Public-Carnegie Library" cannot possibly be used by anyone, ever, i expect.
Also by the way in Nebraska, especially, i try to use an external links section and "Commons category-inline", which better brings readers to the link to photos. This was originally in deference to prolific photographer Ammodramus's preferences, but I came to prefer it too, especially for cases where there are many good photos to make available. --Doncram (talk) 04:27, 11 May 2019 (UTC)
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