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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1976
Page
9
Fragmented OCR shows a long list of street names and routes around Wentzville including Highway 2 6 and 1, Main Street, Wagner Street, Rolling Sea, Peace Bir ton, and Oak River areas. It reads like a transit route sketch with many directions and lane changes. The text mentions intersections near Belmont, Hill, and Charlemagne areas and references public works and traffic flow notes.
The column notes lunar and planetary cues for late December to late January affecting money, romance, and life changes. It suggests confidential negotiations may yield results, new ventures could arise, and opposites may argue while romance interests expand and curiosity about distant places grows.
Readable fragments describe a band named Featio Feature touring Las See Louls with a Tet on Tash 8 event at Road venue.
A navigational fragment describes routes through Savoy and related streets including Rig Marchide Dave and Dauphine Drive. The text outlines connections from Lait to Marquette Deis and mentions Conne Drive and Dauplie Delve in a series of street directions.
The fragmentary text mentions a drive and back on Savay with a Vietnamese reference. Least clear on names, places, or date. no coherent event or outcome is established in readable portions.
Fragmentary text shows a drive event titled Drive to Pes an Perey with Veit and LatCO Falls involved. Reading hints suggest a community gathering or rally with local figures Lath and Bocest Ly Lath on.
Readable parts show road names and personal names but most content is garbled. Likely a local notice or brief mentioning routes, places such as Greenbese Bryan Tame and Highway, with multiple unreadable fragments.
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