User:Guerreroast/Challenges

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• Atlanta Negro Voters League; Adelaide Thurston
• Bill Jackman (basketball); Bruno Villareal
• Casino Beach (Fort Worth, Texas); Clifford Hood
• Drug policy of Missouri; Drug policy of Alabama
• Edward S. Popek; Eligio Escobar
• Freeman, Texas; Frank H. Wheeler
• Guyvanho; Green Hill, Texas
• Hayes-Sammons Pesticide Plant; Harry Heye Tammen
• Isaac Chesley Morris; Irving Levitas
• John P. Morris; Jack Reardon (politician)
• Karfa Diallo; Kassandra Frederique
• Lynching of Robert Mallard; Lesis
• Margo Cilker; Medhane
• Nine-Mile Bridge; Nathan Scarritt
• Otto Floto; Old Center, Texas
• Pedestrian crossing flag; Prospect, Marion County, Texas
• Quicksand, Texas; Q
• Richaxxhaitian; Richard Kyle Fox
• Samuel S. Mayerberg; Stove God Cooks
• Theodore S. Case; Texas Cotton Acreage Control Law of 1931–32
• Udston, Texas; United Friends of Temperance
• Vincent R. Murphy; Verbena, Texas
• William Gillis (businessman); William B. Goggins
• Xanna Indians; X
• Yoshio Kobuki; Yegua, Texas
• Zella, Texas; Zionville, Texas

Bonus:

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• 10 (mixtape)
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5
• 6
• 7
• 8
• 9

• Red Knight - William M. Odom
• Hunter - Grancel Fitz
• Clown - Ben Palmer (comedian)
• Balloonist - Edward S. Popek
• Wizard - Charles C. Peterson
• Spaceman - an astronaut or astrophysicist
• Cook - a chef or food critic
• Caveman - Luigi Schiaparelli
• Zookeeper - a zookeeper or animal scientist (zoologist, entomologist etc.)
• Diver - a diver or marine biologist
• Cowboy - Robert J. Kleberg III
• Aladdin - a thief or someone with a "rags to riches" story
• Pirate - Vincent R. Murphy
• Gladiator - Hiram Sanborn Chamberlain

• Gaylord Gladiator — Dia (moon)
• Iran Nazario — Io (moon)
• Center Point, Panola County, Texas — Pan (moon)

Choosing DYK

1. Winter of 1917–18 in the United States – August 2025
2. John P. Morris – June 2025
3. Anne (elephant) – October 2025
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6. Dorothy Burnham – November 2025
7. Kevo Muney – November 2025
8. Amon G. Carter Jr. – November 2025
9. Ferry Torrez – October 2025
10. Bob Comfort – December 2025
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12. Jack Kimble – October 2025
13. Curtis Bay Incinerator – September 2025
14. Luke S. May – October 2025
15. Franz Taibosh – October 2025
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24. Samuel S. Mayerberg – August 2025
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26. Jack Reardon (politician) – June 2025
27. Edward R. Kone – February 2026
28. Charles C. Peterson – October 2025
29. Ambam (gorilla) – November 2025
30. Disappearance of Taylor Casey – September 2025
31. Milt Rosen – December 2025

• 1700s – James Titus
• 1800s – Andrew Jackson Titus
• 1900s – Rome Streetz

(Bold is bonus: women articles)

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• 1900s – Helen Winter
• 1910s – Cléanthe Carr
• 1920s – Betty Sherrill
• 1930s – Marika Somogyi
• 1940s – Jack Reardon (politician)
• 1950s – Notemba Tjipueja
• 1960s – Bill Jackman (basketball)
• 1970s – Jennifer Bonjean
• 1980s – Armani Caesar
• 1990s – Margo Cilker

7/15; one required for each continent pairing. Articles should be able to be in Wikiprojects for both sides

1. Africa/Europe: Karfa Diallo, Senegalese-born, active in France
2. Asia/Europe: Anne (elephant), Sri Lankan-born, active in UK
3. Asia/North America: Yoshio Kobuki, American of Japanese descent, lived in Japan
4. Europe/Oceania: Cecil Herbert Sharpley, UK-born, active in Australia
5. North America/Europe: Joseph Goldwasser, Polish-born, active in United States
6. North America/Africa: Ring Ayuel, South Sudanese-born, active in United States
7. South America/Oceania: Gold Fang, Trinidadian-born, active in Australia

• Hastings Oilfield
• Supplemental environmental project
• Lead
• Anna Honeck Mangold

Create an article about a populated place in each of the 30 climates of the Köppen climate classification. Use this to verify

1. Bsh – Apache Ranch, Texas
2. Bwk – Alamo Alto, Texas
3. Cfa – Black Jack, North Carolina
4. Dfa – Lacey, Iowa

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• Ombudsman services by country

• Deleted article — Gillie da Kid

• 5 – Lesis
• 6 –
• 7 – Medhane
• 8 – Gold Fang
• 9 – Nick Grant
• 10 – Warren Page
• 11 – Isaac Pelayo
• 12 – J. J. Mayfield
• 13 – Richard Kyle Fox
• 14 – James E. Jackson
• 15 – Mildred McAdory
• 16 – William B. Goggins
• 17 – William Cocke Young
• 18 – Andrew Jackson Titus
• 19 – Leslie B. Worthington
• 20 – Curtis Bay Incinerator
• 21 – Balens Cho (Hot Candles)
• 22 – Charles Stanfield Taylor
• 23 – Jack Reardon (politician)
• 24 – Daniel Montague (surveyor)
• 25 – United Friends of Temperance

Bonus

• 26 – Casino Beach (Fort Worth, Texas)
• 27 – Hayes-Sammons Pesticide Plant
• 28 – Watkins, Van Zandt County, Texas
• 29 – Spring Street Presbyterian Church
• 30 – Eleanor Brown (interior designer)
• 31 – List of tournament Scrabble players
• 32 – Winter of 1917–18 in the United States
• 33 –
• 34 – Pleasant Glade, Van Zandt County, Texas
• 35 –
• 36 – Disappearance of Charles Arlin Henderson
• 37 – Texas Cotton Acreage Control Law of 1931–32
• 38 –
• 39 –
• 40 – Honorable C.N.O.T.E. production discography
• 41 –
• 42 –
• 43 –
• 44 –
• 45 –
• 46 –
• 47 –
• 48 –
• 49 –
• 50 –

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• Blue: Ombudsman services by country – ice (listed as cyan)
• Green: Kirk, Limestone County, Texas – lime
• Orange: Joseph Goldwasser – gold (both yellow and orange)
• Purple/magenta: Earl E. Bell – Bell
• Red: Anna Rose, Texas – rose
• Yellow: Gold Fang – gold (both yellow and orange)

Y

See Time card

34/196. Needs to be applicable to a WikiProject to count. One country per person

1. Australia – Cecil Herbert Sharpley
2. The Bahamas – Disappearance of Taylor Casey
3. Brazil – Willian Cardoso
4. Bulgaria – Antonio Zeno Shindler
5. Canada – Isaac Chesley Morris
6. Egypt – Ragab Mohamed Abu Zeid Zair
7. Germany – DJ Holiday
8. Greece – Lesis
9. Haiti – Woodly Caymitte
10. Hungary – Marika Somogyi
11. Ireland – Richard Kyle Fox
12. Italy – Luigi Schiaparelli
13. Japan — Yoshio Kobuki
14. Kenya – Samuel Naibei Kiplimo
15. Mexico – Maria Andrea Castanon Villanueva (then New Spain)
16. Mozambique – Navara (poacher)
17. Namibia – Notemba Tjipueja
18. Netherlands – David Broekman
19. Nigeria – Ben Obumselu
20. North Korea – Charles Ryu
21. Philippines – Alice Franklin Bryant
22. Poland – Joseph Goldwasser
23. Republic of the Congo – Guyvanho
24. Russia – Abe Epstein
25. Senegal – Karfa Diallo
26. South Africa – Franz Taibosh
27. South Sudan – Ring Ayuel
28. Sri Lanka – Anne (elephant)
29. Trinidad and Tobago – Gold Fang
30. Uganda – Dennis Kasumba
31. Ukraine – Irving Levitas
32. United Kingdom – Acton family
33. United States — James E. Jackson
34. Zimbabwe – Fungai Chaderopa

Y

1. Anne (elephant) – 3 October 2025
2. Charles C. Peterson – 28 October 2025
3. Curtis Bay Incinerator – 13 September 2025
4. Disappearance of Taylor Casey – 30 September 2025
5. Winter of 1917–18 in the United States – 31 July 2025
6. Jack Reardon (politician) – 27 June 2025
7. Dorothy Burnham – 6 November 2025
8. Shel Hershorn – 3 October 2025
9. John P. Morris – 2 June 2025

• Level 5: C. H. D. Buys Ballot, G. N. Ramachandran