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The Colored Schools of Lexington, Kentucky win honors

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Fouse, W. H Dunbar High School (Lexington, Ky.)

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Announcing that three "colored students" won the city-wide "Thrift Essay Contest;" lists the students name and age; notes a thrift project at the Dunbar High School known as "The Dunbar Protective Insurance Company."
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  1. African American Students
  2. African Americans

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