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 It’s a ghostly experience :
Lemp Mansion
The Halloween spirit is “alive” and well in South St. Louis on
Demenil Place, the location of the very spooky, historic Lemp Family
Mansion. There it is said that family tragedies produced many
troubled souls that still inhabit the dwelling and appear from time
to time to both suspecting and unsuspecting visitors. With this in
mind, review the tales of sadness and death surrounding the Lemp
Mansion and see if you believe it might qualify as a perfect setting
for supernatural visitations by restless spirits. Certain spots in
the house, where troubling acts and occurrences took place, are
deemed to be very “active” by visiting paranormal researchers.
So if
it’s a ghostly good time that you seek, or just a fine meal, be sure
to pay a visit. You might just get more of a “visit” than you
bargained for.
Sauce Magazine -
2008 Reader's Choice Results
Benton
Park was well represented in the Sauce Magazine 2008 Reader's Choice
awards by our local business.
RFT - 2008 "Black
Belt Best of"
Benton
Park was also taking the awards in the River Front Times 2008 "Black
Belt Best of" by our local business.
People & Places >>
Best Place to Get Goosebumps -
Lemp Mansion
Restaurant & Inn
Best Local Boy Made Good -
Gerard Craft
Best Mile of St. Louis -
Cherokee Street
Restaurants >>
Best Desserts -
Niche and Veruca
Best Coffeehouse -
Mississippi Mud House
Food & Drink >>
Best Sandwiches -
McLozzi Deli &
Marketplace
Bars & Clubs >>
Best Place to Drown Your Sorrows -
The Filling Station
Best Beer Selection in a Bar -
The Stable
Readers' Choice >>
Food & Drink / Best Sandwiches -
Blues City Deli
Benton Park Chalk Art on October 4th
 Don’t miss the
colorful
Annual Chalk Art Contest, fast becoming an Autumn favorite
on the near Southside in Saint Louis.
In October, all will have the opportunity to participate and/or
witness the coloring of many sidewalks in historic Benton Park at
Jefferson Avenue and Arsenal Street in Saint Louis, Missouri.
It’s a unique temporary art form. All chalkers must pre-register to
compete. Registration fee includes chalk and a cold soda from
sponsors. The chalk comes in brilliant colors of
bright and light green, orange, red, yellow, blue, purple, fuchsia,
black, white, and brown.
The event is sponsored by the Benton Park Neighborhood Association:
a non-profit organization of volunteers.
Many local businesses participate and will be listed in subsequent
publicity and poster. All sponsors will also be announced at the
event. Judges from the community view all the artwork and awards are
given. All the chalk artists are anonymous for judging.
Entry fee is $15.00 (cost of chalk)
Art in the Park last weekend
Check out all the creative artwork
from last weeks BPNA Annual
Chalk Art Festival.
A Death in
the Family on October 19th 12:00pm – 5:00pm
Death & Mourning in the 19th Century: Please join us for an afternoon
of quiet contemplation at the Chatillon-DeMenil House on Sunday
October 19th from noon to five o'clock as we observe the ritual
of 19th Century Mourning. Programs for the afternoon include:
Exhibits featuring 19th Century
embalming & funeral practices, postmortem photography, mourning
clothing & customs, hair-work jewelry & many other death related
artifacts from the Victorian Era.
Grave stone rubbing
demonstrations will be held throughout the event on the lawn of
the Chatillon-DeMenil House. Learn about this simple and
beautiful way to preserve time worn inscriptions.
Contacting the Other Side then
and now, a two part exhibit.
First experience a detailed reenactment of a 19th Century Seance.
Then visit with the St. Louis chapter of PRISM the Paranormal
Research and Investigative Studies Midwest, who
will be showing equipment & evidence they have recorded during
their many paranormal investigations.
Admission is ten dollars per
guest. Tarot Card Readings are five dollars.
The Chatillon-DeMenil House Foundation is a non-profit
organization. All proceeds from this event go to the care and
upkeep of the House.
Chatillon-DeMenil House
3352 DeMenil Place
Saint Louis, Missouri 63118
(314)771-5828
A
Garden Gourd Glow will be on
October 26
Children can bring their jack-o-lantern designs on
paper to the BPNA English Cave Community Garden and they will crave
you a pumpkin to take home on Sunday, October 26th from 3pm to 8pm
at
1960 Provenchere Place.
Why do we call the
community garden "The
English Cave
Community garden"?
Wine Tasting to benefit
Historic House Museum on October 26th
The Café DeMenil
and
D’Vine Wines of Kirkwood, Missouri, will sponsor a wine
tasting at the
Chatillon-DeMenil House on Sunday, October 26, 2008, from
2:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m.
Light appetizers will be served,
and the Chatillon-DeMenil House will be open for tours. The cost
is $20.00 per person, ant $15.00 for Chatillon-DeMenil House
Foundation members.
The Chatillon-DeMenil House
Foundation is a not-for-profit organization which operates this
local house museum, which is an excellent example of Greek
Revival architecture. Both the Chatillon and DeMenil families
which occupied the house have ties to the early exploration and
settlement of the St. Louis region. The house is located at 3352
DeMenil Place, just off the historic Cherokee Antique Row. All
proceeds from this wine tasting will benefit the management and
ongoing upkeep of the Chatillon-DeMenil House.
Chatillon-DeMenil House
3352 DeMenil Place, Saint Louis, Missouri 63118
(314)771-5828
www.demenil.org
The
playground is here!
Please give Ken
Ortmann a call (776-0161) and thank him profusely for making
such a much needed investment to our city park! This
improvement will benefit hundreds (if not thousands) of city
residents for years to come. Especially for the children!
Not everything has been completed yet, the ground
cover and swings are still in progress.
2008 Fall Rehabbers Club Classes on October 1st
ReVitalize St. Louis and the St. Louis Rehabbers Club
are extremely excited to announce that the 2008 Fall Rehabbers Club
Classes will be sponsored by St. Louis Chapter of AIA [American
Institute of Architects] Bookstore. They are located at 911
Washington Avenue in the Lammert Building downtown. This location is
centrally-located, close to MetroLink and MetroBus lines, on-street
parking is plentiful and it is fully accessible. Their beautiful
location and our knowledge — what a partnership!
Directions
from your location:
Classes begin on Wednesday, October 1st at 7:00 p.m. and the
semester will run for eight consecutive weeks. Sessions are two
hours long and there is time set aside during each class for Q&A.
Topics include:
-- Buying A Foreclosure
-- Pioneering Partnerships
-- Funding Your Rehab
-- Working With A Contractor
-- Neighbors in Action
-- Real Estate Law 101
-- Green Rehabbing
-- Smart Landlording
The fee for each class is $10 or you can purchase the eight-class
package for $70. Class size is extremely limited so reserve your
seat now! Details and descriptions are provided on the
website. You can purchase your seat with our easy PayPal
interface that accepts credit and debit cards as well as checks.
Fox Park
NA's upcoming "BYOB Bingo" event on October 11th
For those of
you who enjoyed our last event (Trivia Night), and for those who
may have missed it, please mark your calendars for Fox Park NA's
new and upcoming event . . . BYOB BINGO! This event will be held
at Koken at 7pm on October 11th. The complete details are below,
and I've posted the flyer to the yahoo groups server for
downloading. As the name implies, folks are invited and
encouraged to bring their own refreshments, including alcohol,
and enjoy a night of bingo. For all you bingo enthusiasts, this
is standard bingo, except maybe with a livelier bunch. If you've
never played bingo before, come and try it for the first time in
Fox Park.
What: Fox Park NA presents . . . BYOB Bingo!
Where: Koken Art Factory, 2500 Ohio Ave., 63104
When: Saturday, October 11, 2008, 7pm
Why: Fun! Prizes!! Benefit Fox Park Neighborhood
Assoc.!!!
Cost: $15/person @ the door (includes 1 card); Additional
cards @ $5 each"
*FYI: Initial card and any additional cards purchased play
entire night.
Directions: From Hwy. 44: Exit at Jefferson Ave. and head
South; turn right at Shenandoah Ave.; turn left at Ohio; Koken
is on left. From the Metro East: Take I-55 S toward I-44W; exit
at Gravois Ave/S. Tucker Blvd toward 12th St.; follow Gravois
Ave.; turn right at Victor St.; turn right at Ohio; Koken is on
right.
For more information or to RSVP (appreciated, but not required)
call Ian at 258.2517 or e-mail
president@foxparkstl.org.
Worried about Car Theft? Join the
Club on October 18th
THIRD DISTRICT OF THE ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT ARE
ASKING YOU TO: JOIN THE CLUB!
The club is a highly successful anti vehicle theft device that has
been shown to deter car theft
You can get a $40 Anti-theft Vehicle Club for only $11
One size fits all vehicles
(Cash only)
SATURDAY,OCTOBER 18TH, 9:00 A.M. UNTIL NOON AT SCHNUCKS
LOCATED AT S. GRAND & GRAVOIS
21th annual Soulard Progressive Dinner
on November 6th
The 21th annual Soulard Progressive
Dinner will be held on Thursday, November 6, 2008 in the
Historic Soulard neighborhood. The Soulard tradition of fine
dining and merriment offers patrons the opportunity to create
their own six course menu. Ticket booklets offer 6 coupons for 1
course each. Choose an appetizer, soup, salad, entrée, dessert
and beverage from 24 participating establishments. Stroll
between establishments or ride the festive trolleys and build
your meal in any order at your own pace.
This long time neighborhood tradition, originally
named Soulard Safari, started in the 1980’s as a precursor to
the annual Mardi Gras celebration. It since has become a
gathering of friends, neighbors and businesses to celebrate the
unique historic and culinary heritage of the neighborhood. Of
the 24 restaurants and establishments participating, many are
award winning restaurants and have been pleasing palettes for
over 15 years, with several for 30 years and then some! In
addition to the cornerstones, the neighborhood is enjoying
popularity among newer establishments.
The diverse historic community of Soulard is
located just south of downtown St. Louis. The neighborhood gets
its name from Antoine Soulard, a Frenchman who first surveyed
the area for the King of Spain. It is the oldest surviving
residential neighborhood of the city with homes dating from the
mid- to late-1800s. Soulard was granted its national designation
as an historic district on December 26, 1972.
Come, experience and taste Soulard, a
neighborhood of diverse historic and culinary heritage.
November 6,
2008
25.00 Per ticket booklet
5:00-10:00 PM (trolleys stop at 10:30pm):
Booklets
Available from the following participating establishments
Appetizer- Norton’s Café, Juniper Grill, Souard’s Restaurant,
1860’s Hardshell Cafe
Soup - Shanti, McGurk’s, Bastille
Salad - Joanie’s, 9th Street Deli, Johnny’s, Gladstones
Entrée - Nadine’s Gin Joint, Hammerstone’s, Grizzly Bear,
Chava’s, Feraro’s, Fat Toney’s
Dessert - Phelan’s, Soulard Coffee Garden, Tip Top, Carson’s
Beverage -Cat’s Meow, The Porch Wine and Gift Boutique, Spooty’s
For more information contact: Cathy Weldon, The Porch, 436-0282
Benton Park English Cave Community Garden
Committee
Next meetings and workdays
- Wednesday September 24, 7:15 pm in the garden.
- Wednesday October 29, 7:15 pm in the garden.
- Wednesday November 26, 7:15 pm 1960 Arsenal.
- No meeting in December.
- Mid month workdays will be determined at each
monthly meeting.
From the BPNA
President:
I hope your
summer is great. Please see our Benton Park blog page for news and
calendar info at
http://bentonparkstl.blogspot.com.
I hope this blog can be a collaborative communication tool between
all Benton Park residents. Let me know if you would like to be a
regular contributor to the blog or if you have calendar items to
share.
Cipriano Medina,
314-504-4809
This
web site will now be dedicated to the Benton Park area news. All
BPNA news will now be hosted on the blogspot.
JMO4Rep Update - The Change
We Need In November: Jobs & The Economy Edition
Friends, Allies, and Constituents,
In my last newsletter I began a series of
briefings about key issues in Missouri and the importance of
the Nov. 4 election. Healthcare was my first focus, and the
current turmoil on Wall Street (and Main Street) has led me
to choose jobs and the economy as Issue # 2. Here are a few
facts about Missouri's economy during the Blunt era:
Missourians Saw Their Grocery Prices
Increase By 5% In The First Quarter Of 2008.
[Kansas City Star, 4/4/2008]
Missouri’s Unemployment Rate Is 6.4% -
Highest Rate In Almost Two Decades.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics,
in July, Missouri’s unemployment rate rose to 6.4%.
Missouri’s unemployment rate is at its highest mark since
October 1991. Missouri’s unemployment rate is also higher
than the national unemployment rate which is 5.7%.
Missouri’s unemployment rate is currently the 14th
highest in the country. [Analysis
of Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Data]
Missouri Has Lost More than 20,000
Manufacturing Jobs Since 2005.
According to recent Bureau of Labor Statistics data,
Missouri has lost 21,700 manufacturing jobs since
Matt Blunt took office in January of 2005. [Analysis
of Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Data]
Missouri Ranked 37th Overall
in Growth from 2006 to 2007.
According to recent U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis data,
Missouri ranks 37th among the states overall in
growth from 2006 to 2007. Missouri’s real gross domestic
product increased 1.3% from 2006 to 2007 according to
advance estimates. [Analysis
of Data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis Data
Release, 6/5/08]
Missouri Ranked Behind All But Two
States In Average Annual Wage Growth.
In 2007, Missourians’ paychecks grew more slowly than all
but two states, as Missouri ranked 48th in
average annual pay growth. [CFED,
1/18/2008]
Missouri Foreclosures Filings Increased 73% In The Past
Year. Missouri had the 18th highest
foreclosure rate in May, according to RealtyTrac’s May
foreclosure activity report. Foreclosure filings increased
73% since July 2007. [Press
Release, RealtyTrac, 8/14/2008]
For the complete Quick Facts on Missouri document sharing
even more facts about jobs and the economy, healthcare, and
higher education, simply write me at
jmo4rep@juno.com. You
may also be interested in today's Post-Dispatch editorial
about
Blunt's record on healthcare:
In other state news:
MoDOT Scaps Private Financing for
the Bridge Plan
Because of the continuing collapse of the
national credit market, the Missouri Highways and
Transportation Commission voted on Sept. 18 to scrap an
ambitious funding plan under which a single contractor
would privately finance the repair of 802 bridges over
five years and then maintain them over the following 25
years and receive annual payments from the state during
the duration of the contract. Instead the commission
will sell its own bonds to pay for the project.
The Missouri Department of Transportation first
proposed its Safe and Sound Bridge Improvement Program
in September 2006. MoDOT officials had hoped to pay a
contractor around $50 million a year to finance,
construct and maintain the bridges in the plan. The
tight lending market, however, pushed the cost estimates
to as high as $74 million a year, which MoDOT officials
said was unaffordable. The selling of additional bonds
will add to the $2.62 billion in debt the department has
racked up in recent years.
MOHELA Misses Another
Payment to the State
The national economic downturn has caused the
Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority to miss another
scheduled payment to Gov. Matt Blunt’s college
construction program. Under a controversial 2007 law,
MOHELA is required to make $5 million quarterly payments
to the state.
With its missed September payment, MOHELA is
currently $8.6 million in arrears. When the governor’s
plan was debated in the General Assembly, opponents
warned that an economic downturn could make it difficult
for MOHELA to make its payments and threaten the
financial health of the agency, which subsequently
posted the first financial losses in its history.
Amendment 1 on the Nov. 4 ballot: English
as the Official Language for Government Proceedings
Amendment 1 would add a new section to Article I of
the Missouri Constitution – the state’s Bill of
Rights – establishing English as the official
language of Missouri government proceedings.
The General Assembly placed the measure on the Nov.
4, 2008, ballot with the passage of HJR 7 during the
2007 legislative session. HJR 7 passed 25-7 in the
Senate and 127-29 in the House of Representatives.
(I voted no.)
The language of the proposed new section is: "Section
34. That English shall be the language of all
official proceedings in this state. Official
proceedings shall be limited to any meeting of a
public governmental body at which any public
business is discussed, decided, or public policy
formulated, whether such meeting is conducted in
person or by means of communication equipment,
including, but not limited to, conference call,
video conference, Internet chat, or Internet message
board. The term "official proceeding" shall not
include an informal gathering of members of a public
governmental body for ministerial or social
purposes, but the term shall include a public vote
of all or a majority of the members of a public
governmental body, by electronic communication or
any other means, conducted in lieu of holding an
official proceeding with the members of the public
governmental body gathering at one location in order
to conduct public business."
Supporters say the proposal would formally reinforce
in the Missouri Constitution the reality that
English is the language of state and local
government.
Opponents (including me) say the measure is
unnecessary because of the reality that English is
the language of state and local government. Amending
the constitution to make the statement that English
is the state’s dominant language is also redundant,
they say, because state law already establishes
English as Missouri’s "common language." (RSMo.
1.028: "The general assembly recognizes that
English is the common language used in Missouri and
recognizes that fluency in English is necessary for
the full integration into our common American
culture for reading readiness.") I also believe
the measure promotes anti-immigrant sentiment and
plays on anti-immigrant fears.
Candidate Spotlight
I've been telling you about some great Democratic
candidates who can help us Take Back the
House in the November elections (like
Jeanne Kirkton, Deb Lavender, Vicki Lorenz Englund,
etc.). But Dems not only need to charge ahead to take
some seats this fall, we also have to play
defense. In the 2006 elections, Democrats
were able net a five seat gain, and the GOP is
especially targeting two of those winners: Tom Shively
in District 8 and Rebecca McClanahan in District 2. Both
had excellent first terms as Freshman Democrats, and
they are worthy of your support.
Tom Shively represents part of Linn,
Macon, Shelby and Sullivan counties, and his vocation
has been farming and agricultural vocational education.
Tom has been a strong ally labor and public education
issues. He has been a strong advocate for local control
related to public health and Confined Animal Feeding
Operations (CAFO's). In fact, he defeated a pro-CAFO
champion to win his seat in 2006. Learn how to help keep
Tom in office by going to his
website.
Rebecca McClanahan of Kirksville is a
nurse and educator, specializing in community mental
health nursing (only the third nurse to serve in the
history of the MO Legislature). She has been a strong
voice against the Medicaid cuts and for Medicaid
restoration, and she is a strong advocate for our
schools.
Help Rebecca win re-election
In addition, I'd like to invite you to meet my House
colleague Sam Page, Democratic
candidate for Lieutenant Governor, on Sunday, October 5,
2008, from 3-5 p.m. at Schlafly Bottleworks, 7260
Southwest Ave., Maplewood 63143. Also this
link may be of interest to your friends who are
deaf:
Jenny Page, Sam's wife, has parents who are deaf, so she
and her mother have made a video about Sam, utilizing
American Sign Language.
My Sympathy to the Parker Family
Condolences are extended to the family of Sherman
Parker, a former colleague in the House of
Representatives who recently died at age 37 of an
aneurysm. An African American Republican from St.
Charles County, Rep. Parker voted against the Medicaid
cuts and often tried to steer his party in a more
compassionate direction around social welfare policy. He
and I appeared on several panels together over the
years, and I found him to be a really good guy. He will
be missed!
Surrounding Our Schools With Care
Update
The Special Administrative Board of the St.
Louis Public Schools has announced that Dr. Kelvin Adams,
the chief of staff for the Recovery School District of New
Orleans, will be the new superintendent of St. Louis Public
Schools, the eighth since 2003. I continue to grieve the
loss of Dr. Diana Bourisaw, but will work hard with the new
superintendent to continue the progress that was being made
under Dr. Bourisaw.
ARCHS is sponsoring a conference on
Partnerships for Lifelong Learning at St. Louis Community
College at Forest Park on Saturday, October 11, from 8:30
a.m.-noon (and beginning with a continental breakfast at
7:30 a.m.). For more
details
Community Announcements
- The Invest in Children Campaign
is planning a rally at the Vice Presidential debate at
Washington University on October . Speakers will be Nathan
Ross, a former foster youth, and Michael Petit of Every
Child Matters. Meet at the southeast corner of Skinker and
Forsyth on the grass in Forest Park at 4:45 pm. Then, the
group will proceed to the VP Debate Public Viewing Area on
the Washington University Campus (or go directly there if
arriving late).
R.S.V.P. - All participants need to R.S.V.P in advance to
Cathi Martarella at (314) 504-1573, or you can CLICK HERE to
send an email to
Cathi.Martarella@bgtm.org. For more
information.- Help Barack
Obama win Missouri! After
Saturday, September 27, 2008, there will be exactly 10 days
left to register voters. We need your help canvassing door
to door, in high traffic areas and special events in your
neighborhood as we strive to reach a history making goal of
knocking on 50,000 doors in the greater St. Louis area!.
Please sign up and we'll connect you with the Neighborhood
team that covers your area. There will be three shifts:
10-1, 1-4, and 4-7.
To sign up for the 50,000 Knocks for
Barack in your area, please click this
link.
From: Steve Walker / Regional Field
Director / Missouri Region 10, 314.324.9072 /
swalker@mocampaignforchange.org
- 2008 Fall Rehabbers Club
Classes: ReVitalize St. Louis and the St. Louis
Rehabbers Club are excited to announce that the 2008 Fall
Rehabbers Club Classes will be sponsored by St. Louis
Chapter of AIA [American Institute of Architects] Bookstore.
They are located at 911 Washington Avenue in the Lammert
Building downtown. This location is centrally-located, close
to MetroLink and MetroBus lines, on-street parking is
plentiful and it is fully accessible. Their intimate and
dynamic venue and our knowledge — what a partnership!
Classes begin on Wednesday, October 1st at 7:00 p.m. and the
semester will run for eight consecutive weeks. Sessions are
two hours long and there is time set aside during each class
for Q&A. Topics include: Buying A Foreclosure; Pioneering
Partnerships; Funding Your Rehab; Working With A Contractor;
Neighbors in Action; Real Estate Law 101; Green Rehabbing;
and Smart Landlording.
The fee for each class is $10 or you can purchase the
eight-class package for $70. Class size is extremely limited
so reserve your seat now. Details and descriptions are
provided on the
website. You can purchase your seat with a PayPal
interface that accepts credit and debit cards as well as
checks.
- Immigrants and The Constitution
will be the topic of an address by Lucas Guttentag,
Founding Director of ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project
on Thursday October 16 2008 - 6:30-8pm at the ACLU
offices, 454 Whittier Street 63108. It's free and open
to the public. RSVPs encouraged, but not required. Phone
314-652-3114 ext 23.-
Taste of the South Side: DeSales Community
Housing Corporation's annual "A Taste of The South Side"
fundraiser is scheduled for Friday, October 24 at the
beautiful Piper Palm House in Tower Grove Park from 5:30
to 8:00 p.m. There will be a spread of food from a
variety of popular south side restaurants and a silent
auction. Tickets are $35 each, or two for $60. Each
ticket includes two drink tickets. All proceeds benefit
DeSales Community Housing Corporation, which has been a
major force in stabilizing and improving the near south
side of St. Louis for many years. The Palm House is a
historic, renovated 19th-century greenhouse and offers a
unique atmosphere in which to socialize, sample
delicious foods, and help a worthy cause. For tickets,
contact Christian Saller at 314-771-3958
- Congratulations to Humanitri
for achieving full compliance with all 20 charity
accountability standards of the Better Business Bureau.
- Green Homes and Renewable
Energy Festival at Grandel Square on Saturday,
Sept. 27. We still need volunteers! The Dancing in the
Streets Festival runs from 1-9 p.m. on Grand Ave. Make
it a day of education and art for the planet and its
people. There's a solar car race (and more) for
the kids and workshops (and more) for the adults
according to Kat Logan Smith of Coalition for the
Environment. For more
details.
And a final invitation from
our household
My partner Dorothy, a
hospice chaplain, will be ordained as a minister in the
United Church of Christ at 3 p.m. on Sunday afternoon,
Nov. 16, at Epiphany United Church of Christ, 2911
McNair. You are invited to attend this very important
occasion in our lives. Please RSVP to 314-772-0263 to
help us plan for our refreshment needs. (Dorothy also
just celebrated a birthday on Sept. 23, and we will
continue to mark that event by enjoying the Sweet Honey
in the Rock concert at Edison Theater this Saturday
evening.)
JMO
Jeanette Mott Oxford
State Representative - 59th MO House District
314-771-8882 (home); 314-775-8940 (cell)
2910 Lemp, St. Louis, MO 63118
www.jmo4rep.com
Note: JMO4Rep Update is a periodic
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Paid for by Citizens to Elect Oxford,
J. Michael Vosler, Treasurer, P. O. Box 19112, St.
Louis, MO.
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