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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1971
Page
4
Howell Booster Club plans a Tuesday gathering at the high school auxiliary area to discuss fundraising, upcoming events, and volunteer roles. Attendees include committee chairs and students, with promises of food and brief updates on the spring schedule.
County traffic checks show a 92 percent drop from last year with the St. Charles Center area reporting fewer patrols and a drop in violations. The June period notes a reduction in traffic stops and enforcement, with the overall counts down across departments and communities.
Fragmentary OCR note describes Avany Medal being awarded in Selvareburst with scattered phrases about Schumurets, Milheeve Lane, Ist Battalion, and Bird ’acy Day shun. No clear date, place, or full names beyond Avany Medal and Selvareburst.
The readable portion shows garbled names and stray phrases including references to persons, places, and dates but no coherent events. It appears to be an OCR-damaged excerpt with scattered names and partial words, lacking a clear narrative or reportable item.
A chaotic OCR summary reports multiple sing out groups performing this week across venues. It mentions ages, addresses, ticket prices, and a large number of disordered and garbled lines. the readable bits point to a community event with performances, locations, and pricing including 90s and 35 50.
Fragmented readable phrases include names and places such as Laury Ma Lyte and Alabama Medics. The text contains garbled terms and foreign phrases likely from a historical page. No clear event or outcome emerges. readable bits mention names, locales, and scattered academic terms.
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