Williamsburg

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And one of the talking points we had was, you know, the famous one that John Kinzenbaw has in his museum in Williamsburg, Iowa, was the one purchased on a famous auction March 6th of '09.

It's in, uh, Sullivan Auctioneers had the sale in Hamilton, Illinois.

It was a farmer who struck oil and got the oil company in Texas to buy him a whole line of tractors as part of selling the mineral rights.

is Ray Heitman, 6'2", sophomore from Wartburg.

Williamsburg, yeah, Williamsburg, Iowa, makes the catch, and he's got enough for a first down.

We've seen that a couple times, a couple big pass plays here for Pottish, or Poppish, excuse me.

Poppish going to stay in the shotgun formation, first and 10.

He's a mild-looking white guy with gray hair and a beard and glasses, usually wearing a polo shirt, and he poses like a news anchor.

As you've probably heard, a group of protesters from Standing Rock have formed a camp near Williamsburg in Iowa County.

Their stated goal is to build the camp from 20 people to at least 100 people by midsummer.

They say they want to develop new ways to fight pipelines.

Up until this point, I've been thinking of Robert as the propagandist and Joel as the infiltrator, but in these videos, Robert is putting on an act, too.

Here's his real voice again.

Apparently, the charismatic Ed Fallon has taken over as the de facto leader of Little Creek Camp in Williamsburg, Iowa.

In each video, he acts as a sort of newscaster, aiming content at local people.

And then behind me, they hung the Quilts of Valor, which are quilts that are made for veterans.

And this year, all of those quilts were being donated to the VA home in Williamsburg, Marshalltown.

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