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'''''On This Day in Springfield History: 1959''''' is a {{BSC}} story first printed in {{BS|75}}.  
 
'''''On This Day in Springfield History: 1959''''' is a {{BSC}} story first printed in {{BS|75}}.  
  
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After almost a month, [[Springfield]] officials remove the "decorative bunting and streamers" draped over the [[Jebediah Springfield]] statue when a citizen points out that it's actually toilet paper thrown there by town hooligans.
 
After almost a month, [[Springfield]] officials remove the "decorative bunting and streamers" draped over the [[Jebediah Springfield]] statue when a citizen points out that it's actually toilet paper thrown there by town hooligans.
  

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On This Day in Springfield History: 1959
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Comic Story information
Released: September 2012
Comic series: Bart Simpson
Pages: 1


On This Day in Springfield History: 1959 is a Bart Simpson story first printed in Bart Simpson #75.

Plot

After almost a month, Springfield officials remove the "decorative bunting and streamers" draped over the Jebediah Springfield statue when a citizen points out that it's actually toilet paper thrown there by town hooligans.


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