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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
10
In Houston court records, John G. Giesberry sues Nellie S. Wood seeking specific performance of a contract tied to the Rice Estate case. The Civil District Court hearings list multiple indictments and civil actions including estate matters, guardianships, and property procedures with numerous names and connected parties.
A vintage advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a relaxing preparation that reduces labor distress, keeps the mother calm, and speeds recovery for a painless delivery. It claims the product stabilizes the mother and child, improves outcomes, and wards off postnatal dangers, selling for $1 a bottle through The Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta, Georgia.
A damaged OCR segment lists names and events including licenses, permits, and property moves. It mentions marriage licenses for Arthur and Mes Rintle Kivu WA McMuen, building permits for Wool Wellhorn, and repairs on multiple properties. The text also references city locations and street names with scattered figures and dates.
Kansas City yards reported robust demand for cattle with 1100 head sold yesterday. Texas buyers led activity in cattle trade as steer and heifer consignments fetched firm to higher prices, supported by reports from Houston and Galveston market observers.
Members of the Texas Press Association announce committee appointments and national delegates. The notice lists names across districts, including editors and managers, with details on travel, meetings, and expected participation in forthcoming events and editorial sessions.
Scattered market items show steady demand in New York and Galveston with prime cotton quotes drifting. A Waxahachie Texas council granted a franchise for a local telephone system while a Dallas plant blast at Standard Oil hurt several workers and disrupted operations.
Sheriff’s department reports a horse theft near Denes on the night of June 4. The animal described as five dollars in value with a red halter and identifiable marks on the right thigh is sought, with a reward offered for information leading to recovery or arrest. The notice lists contacts in Johanen City and references Branco County.
Vessel movements show Bahink arriving and other ships tying at Pier shores. Details list cargoes including cotton, wheat, and pine lumber with values and freight rates noted for shipments from Atlantic ports to interior markets.
An old advertisement text promotes Mr Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies, claiming relief for discomfort and fussiness. The snippet also mentions another remedy for diarrhoea and notes the product as a best-known old remedy for children.
Fragmentary forecast notes show a June pattern with cooler conditions and sporadic mentions of Grove and Patrick's corner. Data is incomplete and ambiguous, limiting precise interpretation of dates or events.
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