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Monroe Evening Times
Muskie Leads Democratic presidential pack midway 1971
Editorial notes Sen Edmund Muskie of Maine as front runner in the 1972 race at the halfway point. Hubert Humphrey trails. George McGovern shows weak strength in key states. Bayh and Hughes are treated as unknowns. Muskie maintains command in Wisconsin Minnesota Oklahoma Rhode Island Maryland North Carolina and Georgia.
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Muskie
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Pentagon
Vietnam
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Ohio
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Green County Fair crowds join summer entertainment 1961
Glancing back through July 7 entries highlights the 107th Green County Fair line up including the Crew Cuts Professor Backwards the Jimmy Dorsey orchestra and Aut Swenson Thrillcade. Retirement honors for George Armelle and a bratwurst picnic at the County Jail are noted with Sheriff Howe presenting the gift.
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Green County Fair
Professor Backwards
Jimmy Dorsey
Aut Swenson
Harness Lee
George W. Armaelle
Charles A. Howe
Hal Boyle Jumps to Conclusions on Everyday Fears
Hal Boyle surveys fears from cancer to tetanus and inflation gripes from one day pneumonia to rising prices. He notes changing knowledge of capitals, middle class squeeze, and odd celebrity fashion. a Portland boy in a gorilla suit advertises a movie before a near-escape. A false alarm in Watertown ends with a janitor carrying a vacuum.
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New York
U.S
Portland
Orc
Tom Moyer
Paramount Theater
Fire Bureau
Dale Palmer
Young Moyer
New men’s building under construction at Green County farm
Drought and heat threaten crops across the county raising fears of a poor harvest. Encampment orders are issued to Company H by Captain F A Shriner as this 1911 report notes.
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Green County Farm
Co. H
F.A. Shriner
Gideons Hold Second Annual Convention at Madison
70 years ago today July 7 1901 the Gideons Christian traveling men’s association of America opened at Madison with 300 in attendance. The school census 1901 shows 1252 children of school age in Union School District No 1. Broom prices are rising and housewives may face higher costs for sweeping.
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The
Gideons
Christian Traveling Men’s Association of America
Madison
Union School District No. 1
July 7 in History Highlights From 1898 to 2020
Timeline items mark notable events on this date including U S annexation of Hawaii in 1898 and Haiti independence landmark in 1801. Other entries note California annexation celebrations in 1846 Lincoln assassination fallout in 1865 and Alaska statehood in 1958.
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Hawaiian Islands
Toussaint L’ouverture
Haiti
France
Monterey
Calif
California
John Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Peking
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Alaska
Renoir painting sells for over one million dollars in London
A Renoir titled Le Pecheur a la Ligne sold at Christies for 1 159 200 dollars. Purchased by John Mitchell and Sons in London, the 1874 work shows a man fishing and a woman reading. It had earlier been bought in Paris for about 35 dollars. The Charpentier-Tournon family sent the painting to sale. OFFICES ELIMINATED Tucson Arizona AP The University of Arizona ends the dean of women and dean of men offices as part of a campaign against campus sex discrimination.
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Renoir
Christies
John Mitchell and Sons
Georges Charpentier
France
Paris
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
John P. Schaefer
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Meythaler Grocery Store
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Clarno Township
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Watertown
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Colonial Bank and Trust Co
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