Talk:James D. and Alice Butler House
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[edit]I am going to add a reference because it contains some unique information and is current. Before I did I want to note that it appears an entire section of the article "Butler House History" note the status of the WP article say the day before the newspaper article came out. It looks like an almost direct cut and paste. Pretty sure that means the paper should be honoring the license agreement. My main point is I don't want the WP article declared copyvio based on an article that used WP content. MrBill3 (talk) 13:50, 25 November 2018 (UTC)
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