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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
7
A local report notes potential establishment of a flour milling plant pending discovery of suitable site and fuel oil supply. The piece mentions civic events and a wedding as surrounding community activities, with references to officials and businesses shaping the industrial effort.
Fragmentary text reports a county school census in Texas and mentions a school head and other officials. The passage is garbled but indicates adjustments in staffing or enrollment and a comparison to prior figures. No clear dates, names, or outcomes are readable.
A fragmented report details county and state senatorial conventions across Texas, naming delegates and chairmen, with notes on party slate decisions and calls for unity. It cites Caldwell, Lackiart, Limestone, and other counties, listing proposed candidates and voting outcomes amid a tense political landscape.
OCR text from Locklion Texas lists numerous unclear names and terms. The fragmentary lines reference people, locations, and institutions with no coherent events or dates, making it difficult to determine the main action or outcome from the accessible material.
Fragmented report on church services led by Rev Dey Garrett in Mehmond Texas, and Wharton meeting activities including choir and secretary duties. Orange and Alvin sections describe parade plans, novelties, and town events with scattered phrases about civic activities and community groups.
Fragmentary report lists ships arriving in Charleston and New York from various ports. Names and destinations appear with partial phrases including vessels and routes, but many words are garbled or unreadable.
A local man named Halletestie Miller was arrested on a bigamy charge. The defendant, associated with the Christian denomination, is noted as having ties to Exell and other unnamed locations.
The note praises Pabst beer as pale and mild, delightful in appearance and taste, inviting readers to try a case.
Large Dallas dwellings on Haskell avenine and surrounding streets were destroyed as a fast spreading blaze driven by high winds swept through the area. Three dozen structures and many servants’ quarters burned with extensive losses estimated at $100000. Firefighters struggled against heat and exhausted crews, with reports of injuries and a fatality among the department.
The Louisiana Legislature faces delays as appropriation bills, including general funds and court funding, must reach Governor Heard at least five days before adjournment. House and senate maneuvers stall work. observers note bills may miss the July 4 deadline, risking late submission to the governor.
Hearne Kemo Hearne of Sathona Compress company will supervise the Webb Compress attachment this week for Brewham and other points. The device compresses and proofing messages, storing FS in an ordinary gar. Several company agents previously proved the project successful despite a past setback.
Fragmentary text reports damage to buildings in Pittsburg seen this morning with references to rental costs and a Houston warranty group. Names and specifics are unreadable.
The court reversed and freed Cortes after a long pursuit by Sheriff Mor i Wheft. The appellate panel found the arrest without a warrant unlawful, citing prejudice and improper procedure in the case from Karnes County court.
The Eugenia, recently bought by the Virgits Of and Fuel company of Beanmont, arrived from New Orleans after a gulf voyage. It will be fitted to burn oil, already has tanks, and will load oil cargoes between Sibine Pass and gulf coast ports once ready. The vessel, built in Philadelphia, is sidelined for upgrades and crewmembers were inspected. reports say another vessel ground near Port Arthur but could not be freed.
The Grand Lodge of Colored Rotabts of Honor and Knights and Ladies of Thevor of Texas, under the supreme lodge of the world, met in Sherman, Texas on June 24 with officers and attendees named including Rankin, Lewin, Brinston, Porter, Wasahuepie, and others.
An OCR fragment notes a transaction involving Votan J and a purchase from DA STORx. The readable text is sparse, but indicates a financial exchange and buyer seller identifiers. Further details are unavailable in the accessible segment.
A printed notice outlines the Tenas Bee Keepers meeting at Nege Station following a program of talks and demonstrations. It lists speakers Such as Wilmo Newell Wiermeton and Anticipated honey flow discussions, with venue details and arrangements for a reception.
A family reports improved health after switching to Postum Coffer. a child with headaches and fatigue gains energy, gains weight, and resumes normal meals. The account describes the father’s and mother’s relief and the child’s positive response to Postum as a preferred beverage.
A Beaumont item details a surge in bold robberies prompting police complaints. Tom Richardson of New Orleans will speak at the oil exchange while locals discuss market and security matters. The report covers meetings at the Post office and notes on community notices and public concerns.
The article lists local figures tied to Rock Toland and Totleiana with mentions of family relations and medical events. It references business people, a funeral or memorial context, and various local names such as Myrtle cemetery and Galveston. The text is fragmented with many garbled names and places.
June 21 reports show land reel remains active with ongoing filing and speculation as seekers pursue plots amid unclear rules and shifting stakes in the Texas frontier town of San Angelo.
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