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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1968
Page
1
The article outlines efforts to raise 1600 to 2000 dollars for a statue dedication in Blanched Park, tied to the 6th anniversary celebration. It mentions a loan repaid from festival proceeds and appeals for funds through events and donations by 1969, with a parade and art festival as major attractions.
In a designation from the Western District, Curtis Burkemper and Ronnie are noted in connection with a four month period. The document outlines a formal designation and related procedural steps for the involved parties.
Powell residents on Circle Drive complain winter bus routes do not reach their area. They note hills hinder access and urge city action to improve service during snow and ice, citing safety and mobility concerns for families living there.
In a St Charles luncheon, Republican candidate cites independent research to claim Missouri regressed, while Governor Hearnes counters with data of progress. The dispute centers on statewide crime, industry and growth, with both sides urging voters to trust their figures as the campaign continues.
Before motor vehicles dominated travel, horses and wagons carried most transport in St Charles. Dierker Livery and Transfer Company at 3 24 4 27 North Mein thrived as a key local business, competing with other stables before automotive era.
For the third year Church Women United sponsors vision screening for area children at St John United Church of Christ on October 11 and 19 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Volunteers will also visit nursery schools. The simple E game tests eye alignment using patches to cover each eye and identify amblyopia, a major cause of vision problems in youths.
The notice explains registration deadlines for voting in Missouri elections and where to register or vote absentee. It notes residency requirements of one year, allows shorter eligibility for presidential elections, and lists city clerk offices in Ventaville and O Palion as registration and absentee ballot locations.
In St Peters a county public hearing featured candidates including Robert Bauer seeking a second term as County Assessor and Leo Leuthenhaus running for Judge of the Western District. They discussed updating state statutes, tax and road administration, snow removal limits, and county debt as residents asked questions.
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