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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1975
Page
4
The piece notes a year until the United States celebrates its 200th birthday amid rising patriotism and political campaigning. It predicts a surge of Spirit of 76 promotions and party promises to restore freedoms as 1976 becomes an election year.
A mention of a book on the Zane Grey cabin with maps pictures and a short biography suggests strong local appeal especially if priced under two dollars for a paper back. The note also references homemade music lessons.
A congressman warns that federal rules threaten political economic and religious liberty. He cites the Federal Register printing 30 000 pages of new rules and critiques a DE H E W gym class ruling and Ohio private school prosecutions. He urges restraint on government power and greater local accountability.
Dear friends express heartfelt thanks for kindness and compassion during the time of sorrow after the loss of John Hanse. The note honors the memory of a beloved husband and uncle with a nod to faith and honor as spoken by John Greenleaf Whittier Ichabod.
In June 1775 Congress authorized General Philip Schuyler to move into Canada and seize vital positions. Schuyler fell ill during the St John’s campaign. General Montgomery accepted British surrender after a 55 day siege and then moved to take Montreal. The document includes assorted quotes and local notices from Payson Roundup.
Francis Scott Key wrote most of the anthem in minutes on an unfinished letter during the bombardment of Fort McHenry. He witnessed the attack from a prisoner exchange boat in Chesapeake Bay, later sending the text to a Baltimore printer after his release.
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