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July 15, 1891

The Semi-Centennial of the settlement of Beaver Dam, Wis., occurred, marked by the dedication of the Williams Free Library building in that city.

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BeloitJuly 1891Month

Rev. F. Albrecht's pastorate ended (it had run from October 1888).

BeloitJuly 5, 1891

Rev. Christ. John Koesner became pastor of a church, following Rev. F. Albrecht.

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The regionJuly 15, 1891

The Semi-Centennial of the settlement of Beaver Dam, Wis., occurred, marked by the dedication of the Williams Free Library building in that city.

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On Wednesday, July 15th, 1891, the Semi-Centennial of the settlement of Beaver Dam, Wis., occurred the dedication in that city of the Williams Free Library building. This beautiful modern structure, built of cut stone, and costing with the lot about thirty thousand dollars, was presented to the city by banker John J.

Brown, William Fiske. Past Made Present: The First Fifty Years of the First Presbyterian Church and Congregation of Beloit, Wisconsin. An Illustrated History of Sixty Years in Beloit and Wisconsin. Chicago: printed by the Marsh & Grant Co., 1900. Digitized by Google Books.PDF p. 283

1891 / July 15

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July 15, 1891

The Semi-Centennial of the settlement of Beaver Dam, Wis., occurred, marked by the dedication of the Williams Free Library building in that city.

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The regionJuly 15, 1891

The Semi-Centennial of the settlement of Beaver Dam, Wis., occurred, marked by the dedication of the Williams Free Library building in that city.

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1AQuotation found on a page of our own sources

On Wednesday, July 15th, 1891, the Semi-Centennial of the settlement of Beaver Dam, Wis., occurred the dedication in that city of the Williams Free Library building. This beautiful modern structure, built of cut stone, and costing with the lot about thirty thousand dollars, was presented to the city by banker John J.