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I was just browsing around looking at events in Oskaloosa and I noticed they are having trick or treating on October 30th the day before Halloween. Does anyone know why?
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Lot's of towns do trick-r-treating on the weekend before the 31st. I think it mostly has to do with not keeping people up late before work or school.
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I remember growing up in Iowa, we always trick or treated on the 30th, not the 31st. I distinctly remember that. Never seen it anywhere else.
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