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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1964
Page
1
A fragmented report notes a polled Hereford event near St Charis County Fair. It mentions sale preparations, a judge or official, and references to the ISAS Nacional Reserve Champion title and people named Clarence Barkinge and Jonal Inweder.
The fragment references the beef industry and ultrasonic equipment, mentioning a new record and an inspection timeline. It appears as a damaged OCR with scattered terms like limited measurements and a reference to a slaw opening, lacking clear names or dates.
59 year old St Peters resident Herb Boschert seeks the Western District County Court judgeship as a third Democrat candidate. A former lumber yard foreman and maintenance chief, he later worked at Curtis Weight and ACP company before becoming head maintenance man at the county courthouse and overseeing the photo stat department. He and his wife Marie Knoblauch have four daughters, and he is active in the St Peters Chamber of Commerce and Holy Name Society.
A garbled Lent day note records Vespers at First Methodist with references to Rev Pia Te and liturgical rites. It mentions a procession of biblical figures and various religious names amid confused text about services and fund allocations.
Fragmented note mentions Founders Day at Al High School Tonue with theft reference. Names Charles Schum Lindenwood College are to speak on an early story. Local city and state context appears, with scattered phrases about race creed color and orchestra, services and plans.
Saint Louis Post Office is accepting applications from men and women to fill substitute clerk positions in civil service. Starting pay is 233 per hour. Applicants should apply promptly at the local post office or civil service office.
Fragmentary text mentions crime reachies and an amount of seven pounds with unclear affiliations. No definite persons or organizations can be identified from the readable portion.
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