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The first woman who voted in your town, 1920
Tell me a town, or a woman in your family who was alive in 1920, and I search that year's own newspapers for the first woman to vote there. In 1920, a few towns printed the name of the first woman to the polls. Most were never named again. I find her in her own town's paper and pin her to a page and a date, at the word. You get a short written piece: her name, the exact line from the paper, the paper and date, and a plain note of what I could not confirm. If she was first, I show the line. If I cannot pin her to a paper and a date, I tell you and you pay nothing. One real lookup. Delivery in a few days. One revision included. AI-assisted research, disclosed. See the finished work first. "One Clause Each": the women the 1920 papers kept in one clause or under a man's name, every one with her exact line and where the line sits. https://telegra.ph/One-Clause-Each-10-08
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