“By the noon of July” vs “By noon of July”

Some examples from the web:

• “By the noon of July”
• After the noon meal, more serious things began.
• Visitors will attend the noon prayer session to witness the daily mass held by the Cao Dai followers, which is a great experience.
• Meanwhile, declining at the noon of day, The sun obliquely shoots its burning ray.
• But "the noon of the papacy was the midnight of the world." - J.A. Wylie, The History of Protestantism, b.
• The oak remained awake through the morning of spring, the noon of summer, and the evening of autumn; its time of rest, its night drew nigh- winter was coming.
• Mrs. Rohmer-Strecker added that the noon prayer with texts and music has proven to be very effective, and the visits guided by the students of ARC (Ars et fides) are also appreciated.
• The noon sun was scalding the canteen was bone dry by the time we reached Gyalha Village.
• The resulting time was about noon of 12 December 1581.
• This year Sorrento Meeting will have for topic Noons of Europe and the Mediterranean.
• He asked about the noon train.
• What? - The noon news.
• I thought we could catch the noon maid of the mist.
• Catch the noon news in D.C. He's only magnificent.
• He never misses the noon class.
• Get some tickets for the noon train tomorrow.
• 20 seconds to the noon signal.
• I waited past the noon bell to meet with him, Peggy.
• I'll make your reservation on the noon plane tomorrow.
• I'm calling to inform you That the noon deadline has passed.
• Get it to copy for the noon posting.

Some examples from the web:

• If you do not pay your outstanding bill... your power will be cut off by noon Friday, July...
• The den needs 2500-3500 foot candles of light to rebloom (about 40% of July August noon sun in Maryland).
• At 12 noon on July 6th thousands of people fill City Hall Square to overflowing.
• Also, we want to take this opportunity to offer you solds: Chasts and Keys will be available at the shop with a 40% OFF until 1st of July at Noon (French time).
• The Plenary is to vote on the report Thursday 8 July at noon.
• Pedro was born at 12:00 noon on 5 July 1717 in the Ribeira Palace in Lisbon, Portugal.
• The final projects, however, must be received at the offices of FederlegnoArredo - Foro Bonaparte 65, 20122 Milano - no later than 12 noon on July 2, 2012 with the words "Competition Instant House".
• Point 23 says 'Date of publication in the OJEC (Official Journal of the European Communities): the call to tender was despatched at 12 noon on 11 July 2007'.
• Open from Thursday to Saturday at noon and dinner, and on Sunday at noon. During July and August, open everyday from 12pm...
• This big adventure starts now and ends on Wednesday 17th July at Noon (French time)!
• You have until Monday 15th July at Noon to find 50 éléments on all the webpages of #OhMyDollz. You can win this full outfit!
• Hurry up, because this promotion is valid from now until Monday 29th July at Noon (Paris Time)!
• You just need to go to your loft BEFORE Sunday 21st July at Noon to receive it!
• The first transcontinental passenger train departed from Montreal's Dalhousie Station, located at Berri Street and Notre Dame Street at 8 pm on 28 June 1886, and arrived at Port Moody at noon on 4 July 1886.
• 178:2.2 (1932.5) By noon of this day all the apostles and disciples had learned about the hasty flight of Lazarus from Bethany.
• In consequence, Marcel Marx is obligated to vacate the premises - by noon of February eighth...
• If there are several rainy days in a row, the confirmation is sent for all days at once, by noon of the day following the last rainy day.
• Announce your champion by noon tomorrow.
• Submissions must be in by noon tomorrow.
• It's close to noon on the last day of July and the boys are finishing the final stretch of road leading to the Basilica of Transfiguration.