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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1968
Page
4
In St. Cazes County the commitment of Ur. Joxger as Finance Chairman for Bond aims to bolster Republican gains. The appointed figure, De Yaeger, is described as active to support victory in the upcoming September contest, with support voiced by Mr. Mord OT.
Peonies should be propagated by crown division and planted in loose well drained soil. Prepare beds between September 15 and November 1, protect from winds, space plants about 12 inches, and use 2 pounds of superphosphate plus lime per 100 square feet. A University of Missouri extension bulletin on growing peanuts is available for cost.
Wink Tawa and Tord Confak Ser AaiC announce a conference at Ove University of Missa Cobanbin. Speakers include Joba AL Dann and Malcolm Shurtie addressing horticultural problems, with aims to present solutions and research findings.
An incomplete OCR fragment describes a man serving time for tramd and a deal involving an unclear party. Sid appears in the text, with scattered phrases like understand and sail, suggesting an exchange or arrangement but no clear names, dates, or locations.
Fragmentary dialogue depicts a prisoner and a speaker discussing a plan or deception. The text hints at a cryptic exchange involving names or roles and a sense of secrecy or misdirection.
The readable fragment mentions a warday remark about pavement pricing and a discussion of costs. It references a person or group named Fike and a possible plea to get a fair price or treatment. The legible content is incomplete and lacks clear outcome or date.
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