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Broughton cottage in July
Text reads "Cottage of Wm. Broughton in July."
House with flowers and vines
Text reads "In September, 1916 when flowers and vines were at their best."
Text in border reads "Boots a necessity no sidewalks. Mud! Mud! Mud!"
Text in border reads "Boots a necessity no sidewalks. Mud! Mud! Mud!"
710 N. 10th St.
Text reads "A neat & attractive arrangement, Wm. Kyle, 710 N. 10th St."
Banner cottage
Text reads "Banner Cottage, Wm. Broughton, 710 N. 8th St."
Landscaped backyard
Text reads "Backyard of same cottage."
Once a muddy pipeline.
Photo displays a lawn and garden with the caption "Once a muddy pipeline."
The winner of the season
Text reads "The winner of the season, C. P. Dwyer, 621 E St."
Houses on Davis Street
Text reads "A banner block of small houses, Davis St."
Flowers and grass replacing sand
Images display a before and after.
Top text reads: "In April, barren sand everywhere"
Bottom left reads: "Flowers and grass replacing sand"
Bottom right reads: "Garlic"
Top text reads: "In April, barren sand everywhere"
Bottom left reads: "Flowers and grass replacing sand"
Bottom right reads: "Garlic"
The Flower & Garden Contest cover
Cover page. Text reads "The Flower & Garden Contest Summer 1916"