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From the Hobart Gazette of Jan. 2, 1920.
This excerpt from the 1926 Plat Book shows approximately where the little parcel was located (the red rectangle):

Well, that's right in the heart of the Ainsworth business district! Location, location, location!
The one bit of information I found surprising in this article is that there was once a schoolhouse on that land, and that it was abandoned, not moved. Actually, this is not inconsistent with the 1874 Plat Map (schoolhouse marked in red):

But the little frame building generally considered Ainsworth's first school stood further west along Ainsworth Road.
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