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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1901
Page
7
Fragmentary railway timetable notes show arrivals and departures at Santa Fe Congress Avenue Depot and Seaside Special service. Entries reference 7.00 am 11.30 pm and a Sunday special with uncertain destinations.
The readable fragment references brands and places such as Beaumont and Emporia, with mention of a Bogle infant food brand and historical context. Names and text are garbled, but imply a product notice or advertisement for cow's milk and infant nourishment from a long‑standing line.
A fragmented notice outlines new train schedules affecting passengers traveling from Detroit to Buffalo with changes to departure stops at Mount Clemens and nearby towns. It mentions ticketing details and the involvement of station personnel in updating fares and routes.
A distorted text fragment mentions travel steps and a vague date span. The lines reference a journey and a place with unclear names and partial phrases, lacking coherent events or identifiable people.
The opening of Kiowa Comanche and Apache reservations in Oklahoma draws about 87 000 boomers seeking homes with 19 000 tracts ready for draws. Officials describe moves to settle the newcomers as essential to state development, while noting Texas offers more rapid access to housing for potential settlers. Local and railroad leaders discuss processing, routes, and logistical steps to accommodate migration.
An interrupted dispatch reports Me. BL HL Rous, freight agent for Santa Fe, visiting Malewidite yesterday. The Soviet-Central pay car was noted in Lows, with Division Passenger Agent A. G. Newsurn referenced in the fragmented text.
Article argues against nervous prostration by proper food use. Claims tobacco, coffee, and whiskey harm nerves while recommending grape nuts as essential breakfast to supply elemental nutrients. Warns readers to avoid foolish remedies and to rely on simple dietary choices.
Delegates from Houston will depart for the Transmississippi Congress to meet in Rock Island and discuss arrangements with Crook, Cele, and Duly 1. The Houston delegates will travel via the Houston river line to connect with the Central Western route. The group will work to establish the route and timing for the journey.
District Court in Beaumont, Texas hears a complex damage case involving multiple railroad and transport entities. The dispute centers on freight charges and rights to access a plant site, with one party seeking enforcement and the other contesting liability. Police report a surge of criminal activity in the city during the preceding night, including arrests and street disturbances, as authorities move to curb ongoing nuisance cases.
Hempstead notes list visits and travels around town with residents from Prairie View, Frowth, Bosque county, and Navarota. Miss Sarah Clarno visits Houston relatives while Carrie Cochran and Maggie Fee visit from Anstii county.
Fragmentary Brenham budget notes describe council talks on utility costs and proposed, delayed projects. The text references local firms, shipment charges, and ongoing negotiations with regional suppliers amid council and public safety concerns. A meeting of Brentarn Company directors is noted with attendance by local officials and residents.
Local residents and visitors recount a gathering in Arvin with multiple attendees listed including Mr and Mrs Withers and several others. The report mentions a return from a field trip to Little Fiazow with mention of weather and travel details. Dr J Emery of Sarasota visited the brother here Saturday as part of the social update.
The fragmentary text describes visits by various people including Mr Chyartes Snelling and Mr. OTR Mentemery to towns and institutions, mentions an extended visit to Minnbe, and references a state executive matter and a tele play matinee. The garbled lines obscure specifics but indicate a local pageant or meeting itinerary with multiple attendees and informal report on events.
A damaged OCR wedding notice mentions individuals including a bride and groom, families, and guests. It references a Great trial, a rear procession, and travels between places with several misspelled or incomplete names.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss a sole road named The Denver with various newspaper typesetting garbles. The snippet references roads, travel, and a contest or rally around The Denver road in Denver area contexts, with stray names and notes on schedules.
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