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Christmas Raffle

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Christmas Raffle
A photo of a Christmas raffle - "Taking home geese won at raffle"
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This Library of Congress photo was labelled "Taking home geese won at raffle" in December 1910 but it looks like more than a goose was won? Perhaps a dog, a statue, a goose, and a turkey? Whatever was won 100+ years ago, you'd never see a raffle like this today. Some things DO change throughout the years?
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12/14/2016
And a statue. Must have been short on geese that year.
Photo of Karla Fair Allen Karla Fair Allen
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12/14/2016
Hopefully only two of those animals were eaten!! Yikes!!
Photo of Maria Jesu Arsuaga Maria Jesu Arsuaga
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12/14/2016
I hop so!
Photo of Chrissy Ann Chrissy Ann
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12/14/2016
Pretty neat!
I think this was taken much earlier. The man with the handlebar mustache and the clothing make me think this was early 1900's.
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12/14/2016
I thought so, as well.
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12/14/2016
I really think you're right - there was no date. I was hoping someone would help out with the date! I keep thinking the 1910's . . .
Photo of Janie Rambo Janie Rambo
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12/14/2016
A dog too ? Yikes! That's a strange mixture. 😕I hope the pup got a good home and didn't end up on the dinner table.
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12/14/2016
Back in those days when one is hungry........................... just saying.
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12/14/2016
and a Natve American
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12/15/2016
And all at the tobacco store LOL
Photo of Terry Juhlin Terry Juhlin
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12/15/2016
What a wonderful cast of characters...
Here is a photo of my grandparents. I think it is from early 1900's. Note the mustache, hat, and collar on my grandfather!
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