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Newspaper

Saint Charles Journal

Location

Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1965

Page

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Sewage Study Near Completion Plans To Council

St Charles mayor Henry Vogt pushes a $10 million levee plan to study its effects on the proposed sewage treatment complex. The plan includes a primary plant, lagoon expansion, and river diversions as engineers finalize options for council review. Residents form groups to oppose flooding risk and seek safe site zoning.

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Vet's Parade Plans Form Next Thursday Veterans Day Observance

Local and national officials join the Charles Veteran organization for a Veterans Day parade and service. The parade assembles at Second Street and Tompkins at 2 90 PM and proceeds along the usual route to the County Court House where a service is held at the northeast corner.

Charles Veteran Organization Arnoe Second Street Tompkins Mata Chark Clack Jefferson County Court House

Lewis and Clark Trail Commission marks historic route

The Lewis and Clark Trail Commission plans to mark the 3700 mile expedition route with St Charles possibly included. The 1904 rendezvous at St Charles started the journey to explore the Louisiana Purchase and reach the Pacific, sparking lasting interest.

Congress Charles Capyen Meriwether Lewis Lieut Wiliam Clark St. Charlies Louleana Purchase Imap Pacific Ocean Jeff Rere St.Charles Jas

St Charles in 1800 Letters by Clark Make 1804 Notation

Reading of Capt William Clark letters from 1800 describes St Charles and St Paul areas. excerpts mention a 1804 sale, prairie features, amber elements, and notes about ticks mosquitos and other early frontier conditions. The text references Yale University Library holdings and fragments from the Clark correspondence.

St.Charles William Clark St. Paul Fan Yale University St. Charles

Book Fair Aids St Charles Historical Society Fund

The Seventh Annual Book Fair at Memorial Mall Blanchette Park St Charles invites donations and offers hundreds of books priced from 5 to 3 Le for a two day sale. Proceeds fund finishing the St Charles Historical Society Museum in the restored Eckert Tavern built in 1828 and planned to house historical documents and artifacts. Donations of books can be brought to Memorial Hall Blanchette Park during the event.

Ang Mra Lawrence Neuman Clay Street S Charles Sevemh Memorial Mall Blanchere Park St. Charles Charles County Historical Society Eich Toney Torical Soctory Eckert Blanchette Park de Hook

Visit School Week Observed Across Regions

A notice indicates School Week will be observed nationwide from November 8 through November. The event highlights the role of schools and education initiatives, encouraging participation and awareness across communities.

City Lauded As Auxiliary Police Rally At Three Flags

Robert Mulford of Independence Maine praised the Three Flags Restaurant gathering on Oct 25, calling it a big success. He credited 175 auxiliary police members from St Charles for hospitality and friendship shown to attendees, and thanked St Charles County Police for their effort in organizing the event.

Community Tax Plan Echoes Across Counties

Fragmentary note argues for an income tax to fund schools with equal treatment across counties. Mentions Ft. Loule and Kansas City and references a broader statewide issue. The text is incomplete but signals support for a shared tax approach to education funding.

Ft. Loule Kansas City

Capital Block Purchase Acknowledged For Missouri Restoration

A letter to Governor Hearnes reports the final purchase of the Last piece of property for Missouri's First Capital restoration in St. Charles. The $181,000 raised since February supports restoration plans and awaits legislative approval of an additional $81,009.00 in special session actions.

Werte Hearnes Henry Elmendorf First Capital Commission Hearnens Missouri St. Charles Meyar Min—sourt

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