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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1901
Page
4
The Houston Daily Post announces circulation details and delivery policy. It lists office addresses and traveling agents, notes prepaid rates, and cautions subscribers to report missed deliveries and to pay by check to The Houston Printing Company.
The speaker pleads for industrial promotion and civic enterprise. He argues Houston could grow with new job creation and better local industry. The remarks praise the role of businessmen and citizens in guiding growth.
A Chicago pro Boer gathering critiqued British policy in South Africa and urged neutrality for the United States. Speakers condemned British wartime actions and urged President to oppose empire expansion while noting American sympathy for the Boers and calls for antiwar measures.
Readers inquire about Sam Clemens address Vernon establish ments and state legislatures. Answers cover Grant through Houston floods height of Guadalupe Peak and other historic lore with notes on authors poets and presidents.
Fort Worth Republicans urged to file protests against the confirmation of Pat Garrett as receiver of customs at El Paso. Telegrams from Washington officials and local leaders urged opposition, with mixed reception reported and Garrett already known in the city.
Preparations by Woodmen of the World in Beeville Texas are underway for the unveiling of a monument to Uy Veau la lamented 5 Ff Cochran. A handsome ceremony is planned with attendees from joining towns and surrounding communities.
Fragmentary OCR text references Taek by Willam Cowper and The Angelos in a dedication to the Roman Catholic civecth with mentions of memory and widleate ile Weyer Millet’s famous pie. The readable bits hint at literary notes and a sound of oil piane.
In Bastrop Texas December 4 Rev Rogers of Waen Texas leads a series of religious services at the Good Will Chapel with Fort Worth singer MoT bk Hier. Next a gift Christian orator Rev Edward Thompson will speak at the Method church in Marshall on December 18, with services at other area churches postponed to avoid conflicting with his visit. Baptist pastor Rev F F Stokes resigns at Wharton and Rev Timan will preach in Corewell.
A fragmentary report notes ministers Tecroil and Téeag with Reve Vhready and Petersen at a church reception. The text contains garbled phrases and unreadable sections about a dinner or ceremony, with unclear roles and outcomes.
Fragmentary notice from Hearne Texas outlining a preliminary meeting about financial arrangements. It references Rey M Richardson and a payment plan to unite funds, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
A new Episcopal rector for Yoakum Texas has been called to take charge next year. Mr Swann previously served as a teacher at the public school in Yoakum prior to military service.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a minister named Vhite meeting residents in Palestine Texas during December 14 with A Giber associated, possibly a local official from Ml ils triet. The text is garbled but suggests a ceremonial greeting event led by a presiding alderman figure.
Delegates from across South Texas attend the Episcopal League Convention in Denison. Local clergy and lay representatives join gathered members to discuss conference matters and church priorities during the session.
A meeting is underway in Haskell with Huakett, Texye, and Clivemiber A8 present. Raw Finchey of erry porn chaired the session and led the discussion on the agenda items.
Report notes significant earnings from a December program benefiting Alvin farmers. The article mentions widespread participation, with many households earning money from the scheme. Local officials and residents describe a positive impact on the community and farm incomes.
Fragmented OCR text from Rush Trish Texas dated November 1 describes the Cotton Flest case and railway matters. It mentions Coabiin Belt railroad, bridges, and labor at a pass, with garbled names and dates, offering limited readable facts about local infrastructure and a legal dispute.
An event listing in The Post announces a Baptist mission program titled “Phe Dot trina! Ankshonarye Tmedtedes of Bant Reman” to be held at First Artist Church in Nacogdoches starting January 14. The notice invites attendance and outlines speakers and sessions led by Rev. W. T. Wolne, Rev. WH & Harris, Dr. H. Carrel, Dr. A. B. MacCurdy, and others from Texas and surrounding areas.
Mid-County Judge G. W. Rycer of Lockhart Texas praised the carnival entertainment after attending the Masonie Grand Judge meeting in Wonaton. He plans to attend again.
A detailed paper delivered at Crowley during a meeting of the Rice Association of America emphasizes practical farming hints, crop statistics, and collaborative efforts. The discussion highlights irrigation, soil, and cultivation methods, with references to regional experiments and the broader goals of improving rice production nationwide.
Fragmentary business notice indicates a county level personnel change involving a named individual and a local firm. Readable elements suggest reorganizations or appointments affecting operations and oversight. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the event concerns business leadership in the region.
Fragmentary clipping describes a Plainview Building and Loan matter with mentions of a stake likely around 15000. Details are incomplete and names and places are obscured, preventing full reconstruction of the event or its outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text references a carving factory at TyRH with unclear names and measurements. The readable portions hint at a place and activity but lack concrete actions, dates, or outcomes to confirm events.
Fragmentary report notes a business venture at Murgnes in December. Mentions Vestal, Wellowell, Hillmoth and art wires with unclear details about partnership or location.
A new business firm was established in Texas with December approvals. Myers and associates secured a franchise grant and power rights to operate, with the council authorizing the measure and a $200 stipend for related expenses.
Fragments describe a crowded venue in Texas with mention of individuals and unclear organization. The text hints at a sold out event or show with multiple names and references, but details are unreadable or garbled.
Fragmentary local notes describe a disturbance in Center Texas where a child’s misfortune and a town’s upheaval connected to a civic event at the opera house were reported. Mary is named among those affected in the scattered account.
Local residents rally around a municipal program praised by parents and community leaders. Officials note improved services and increased engagement as infrastructure expands, with early results showing stronger turnout and favorable sentiment.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Stephens Kieenhensville and a business holding tied to a wave of goods and ore. No clear event, date, or organization is readable to define a concrete outcome or action.
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