Houston Post Public Notices from 1901 Office Details
Publication details for the Houston Post dated Wednesday July 3 1901 list offices and departments with addresses in Houston Texas New York and Chicago. It notes correspondence directing to Tas Woustos Post and states payment handling rules and agent names for circulation and travel.
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Eastern Business Office
Belliting
New York
the & C. Beckwith Grein
Western
the Rookery
Chicago
C. Beckwith
Bucinesa
Tas Woustos
Hotaron
Cox
Houston
Texas
Houston Bank Deposits Show City Growth Through 1900s
The Post reports Houston's bank deposits rising with yearly and monthly figures. The largest single-month increase occurred in June 1961, with deposits up 88,804,975.00 from the same month in the prior year.
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Houston
Learings
elenriWices
Hank Clearantowe
Hank Clearwncoms
Werense
The Sweet Girl Graduate and American Progress
The piece defends women education asserting educated women can be breadwinners and partners in progress. It praises the modern girl graduate for intellect, culture, and virtue, while arguing she strengthens families and society without abandoning domestic roles. It ends with a rallying appeal, God bless her.
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Karrie
McLaren
Italy
Eax
Sugar independence forecast by Secretary Wilson
The United States can meet home sugar needs with surplus for export if productive capacity is taxed, Secretary Wilson predicts independence in ten years. He cites beet and cane potential, but critics note underestimation of virgin lands and regional factors in Florida, Alabama, and Minnesota that could boost production.
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United States
Wilson
Hill
Micon Telegraph
Sugar cane prospects in South Texas loom large
The article argues sugar plants need not cost vast sums to profitably operate in Georgia Florida and the South Texas belt. It cites figures from Colonel W L Glessner and Dr Stubbs showing plants costing about 20000 can process 20 tons of cane daily and yield about 32 pounds of sugar per ton, with farmers earning substantial returns per acre. It urges immediate, extensive cultivation to meet rising U S sugar imports and supports an American canal linked to the project.
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Ften
Hector 6
sumAt
South Texas
the Post
Sunit
Asf the Post
Savannah News
Savannah Paper
Marey
Georgia
W. L. Glesaner
Machinaxivers
Sysco
Glessner
Draf. Stubbs
Jouleians Sugar Experiment Station
Stubbs
Florida
Cena
Gleaner
South Novas
Nmibet
Nile
Faronur
United States
Tarren
Weather and politics mix in a hot news roundup
A fragmented, humorous op-ed style summary notes heat in Philadelphia and Washington, mentions political turmoil in Philadelphia and Chicago, the Philippines new government taking effect, Hawas suppression of graft, and Houston police arrests in June. It references figures like General Sickles, Pension Commissioner Pange, and others.
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Pension
Exchange Interviews and Edits Across Newspapers
A collage of brief excerpts from multiple papers discusses editorial page improvements at The Post and praise for Arer Lewis. It notes water shortages elsewhere and public reactions to political figures, with brief itemized notices about Mrs. Gertrude Saunders seeking a postmistress role and updates on a murder trial in Dorado, Katy.
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Gertrude Saunders
Newcastle
Washington
Conrae Courier
Kentucky
Dorado
Katy
Telegram of the Old
Menti
Jirsnte Morrison
Meslin Castle
Notable Appointments and Obituaries Highlight Era News
Jose de Olivares is named representative of the Leviniana Purchase exposition at the Pan American exposition. Clarence Thurston, Nebraska senator’s son, becomes the United States delegation secretary in Argentina at age 21. Death of George M. Smith marks loss of a major 19th century publisher with ties to Dickens and Thackeray. Rear Admiral Schley likely to remain on waiting orders until retirement, with possible shore duty proposed by friends.
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Jose de Olivares
Claverney
General Weoil
Havana
Fromulaeia
General Wood
Jentensnt Mebson
Hostoh
Hones
Monica
Clarence Thurston
Nebraska
United States
Segation
Renault
Cworge Me. Smith
England
Mr. Smith
Me. Smith
Dewan, Ruskin
Thackeray
Charlotte Bronte
Matthew Arnold
Mrs. Gaskell
Anthony Trollope
George Merenth
Thomas Hardy
Frank T. Bullen
Schley
Navy Department
Pike
Fragmented Postscript Tangles Facts and Figures Across Nations
A garbled summary lists varied data on medicine prices in Prussia, French presidents, school enrollment in India, housing in Pare, and Scotland Ireland parliamentary seats. It cites U S wealth per capita, temperance societies, US strikes costs, West Australian mine output, an Italian bee consignment, and New York’s foreign trade shares, all lacking coherence.
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India
Pare
Scotland
Ireland
United States
Anitied Wellands
West Australia
Agea
Italy
Indiana
New York
Reflections of a Bachelor Observations on Love and Women
The piece discusses the mindset of a bachelor and hostility toward women. It argues that contented old maids exist and questions modern women rising in society. It notes social dining etiquette and contrasts changing attitudes with tradition.
Enat Growvenor Act Spokesman Critiques West Region
A garbled report names Gepew as spokesman for the contr a part of the country and references the Minnis region. The piece laments irrelevant remarks by citizens in westward discourses.
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Gepew
Enat Growvenor
Ashton
Minnis
Prosperity at First National bank boosted by dividends and surplus
Directors declared a regular semi annual dividend of per cent, noting the bank holds about $51,876.63 in surplus and undivided profits and $2.35 earned per dollar invested. The bank reports stockholders have $55,000 more than invested and claims to be the first National bank in the area between the Guadalupe and Rio Grande rivers south of San Antonio.
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Beeville Bee
First National Bank
Guadalupe
Rio Grande
San Antonio
Census figures show Ireland Ireland Scotland shift in population
Editorials discuss the British census and shifting populations in Ireland and Scotland. It notes Ireland’s depopulation since mid 1800s and Scotland’s steady growth, with contrasts to England and Wales.
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New York
United States
Great Britain
England
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
Nighttime Glory and City News Blend in Turbulent Riff
Verse and agitated clippings mix in a column of nostalgic song lyrics and sharp society notes. It mentions New York police and striking workers amid disjointed vignettes on divorce, flirtation, and a lawyer’s tale from Chicago.
A Corner For Women Features Ecru Silks And Linen Fabrics
The article highlights fashion items such as ecru silk canvases linen textiles and black dotted patterns. It notes dresses gowns and wraps with embroidery and yokes plus corded front details and contrasting borders. Weather reference appears but emphasis remains on fabric styles and outfits.
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ECRU
Paris
Fashion Notes and Accessories in a Violet Theme
A fragment describes a resort stay with violet satin belts and sachets, jeweled bodice clasps, and a large violet bow. It mentions old gilt mirrors as fashion fads, plus a mix of domestic items, furniture like a two seater Darby and Joan chair, and a citrus caption about berry-based face treatments.
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Darby
Joan
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