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Wilbert, Carl F. / History of the town of Mequon
([ca. 1990?])

Happy birthday 

Mequon Town Talks, Happy Birthday?
Your many frtcncis tney wish you well,
For our hearts you've won completely
Our admiration you compel.
You're of us, our township paper,
Most eagerly we wait your coming,
Bringing news of friend and neighbor,
Affairs of town considering.
Bygone days and scenes recalling,
You 'waken interest and respect
For the pioneers creating
That which brain and brawn reflect.
Long may you be our leader;
Unite us fL"'mly in our aim,
Mequon to make great and greater,
knd-.'.op its beauty, hame and fame*
May, 1937.                        --A M~equon Farmer.
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