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How the Voter Marks New Blanket Ballot in 1922
The document explains the switch from a party separate ballot to a blanket ballot for the November 7, 1922 general election. It details how Republican ballots should be marked with an X in the circle beneath the elephant in the first column and outlines the heading of the ballot to be used at polling places. The notice is issued by the Missouri Republican State Committee from the Odd Fellows Building in St. Louis.
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