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Glance at the Past - Moberly Monitor-Index

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The bookmobile concept began in 1938 with the WPA (Works Progress Administration). In Randolph County, the April 1946 ballot had a tax of one mill to support a bookmobile for the county. The Huntsville and Moberly citizens will not vote on the issue because each city had an operating library. The plan would involve publishing a list of the books available in the newspapers and people could request a book to be sent through the mail. A county lib…

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Glance at the Past - Moberly Monitor-Index

The bookmobile concept began in 1938 with the WPA (Works Progress Administration). In Randolph County, the April 1946 ballot had a tax of one mill to support a bookmobile for the county. The Huntsville and Moberly citizens will not vote on the issue because each city had an operating library. The plan would involve publishing a list of the books available in the newspapers and people could request a book to be sent through the mail. A county lib…

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