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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1902
Page
7
A partial readable OCR fragment from a local page mentions names and events but lacks full context or details. The readable bits indicate potential persons and dates, yet no clear outcome or action is established.
Reports cover a Houston Texas visit by World’s Fair organizers to review progress toward a Texas exhibit. Attendees include local business leaders and officials, with discussions on kitchen facilities, exhibits, and committee assignments for a major St Louis show.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a permanent remedy for catarrh and deafness. It touts wide availability in the United States and Canada, includes customer testimonials from Covington Kentucky and others, and claims success in reducing symptoms such as nasal blockage and throat irritation.
San Antonio Texas March 61 Cirle than C Nelson the alleged wlenutaet will be taken away tomorrow morning by Sheriff HW C C Wiser of Canton county Missouri charged with adultery here today opening the way for his rehabilitation to Seouwodh Wife Noah berks the snows here who came here wit pero Jefe tonight for her home at Pert a Wife Now otherwise known as Mrs Mary A Parker who caused his arrest here will go to St Jacob Me in a das br to appear again at him in the bigamy case against him
A German resident near Cook's Point in Caldwell County named William Lochr was found dead beside a plow on a Wednesday morning. Authorities suspect heart trouble as the cause with no signs of illness prior to the discovery. Local officials and witnesses cooperate as the investigation proceeds.
A March 21 report from Honteville Texas outlines findings of a State committee on convict leasing, detailing persistent abuse and mismanagement. It cites brutal guards poor meals and corrupt practices in prisons and rail projects, with calls to end private leasing and move to state run operations.
Weather notes report widespread rain across Polk Harris and nearby counties improving soil moisture. Farmers expect better crop prospects with fruit trees and corn ahead, while some areas note delays and variable showers.
West Point Texas will gain a canning factory after JW Quine and Dornblagier show funds between 5000 and 89000 to build five canneries and begin operations by June 1. The project promises local growth by enabling preservation of vegetables and other produce.
New York appears to list Texans registered there on March 21 with names and places such as Samoris Broadway Contra ee Antonio EF Feron Colonnade Yemereville Cromdall Imperial Parte Betis Bete Gremd NTeat Cyrk Imperial Texas Lemon Imperial Talster Tierald Square Ensley Navarre and others. The roster shows various hotels and locations in New York.
A fragment urges carrying Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for travel. It emphasizes usefulness aboard ships and portrays the product as pleasant and essential during journeys.
A fragment from Fagin Pans Texac dated March 21 notes an irrigation effort near Eagle Pans for rye cultivation. The readable portion mentions a new device or method and asserts successful progress, but details are incomplete. Entities: Eagle Pans, Fagin Pans, Texac.
An elderly Iowa woman, Mrs. Adamos of Webster City, recounts years of misery from cramps and weakness. After consulting doctors and trying medicine, she credits a new pink tonic from the New Medicine Company for restoring her health and strength.
Port Arthur reports multiple vessel movements including arrivals from Galveston and Liverpool and deliveries tied to military and commercial shipments. General manager C. Butler of G.I. Boly & Co. arrives confirming steamer operations and port activities through New York connections.
A misread document reports John Broecker formerly of Wellinton, a Walonnian, entering voluntary bankruptcy. List shows assets $54 and exemptions $000 amid chaotic details recorded against Walters Lane Lenert.
An early 20th century health piece argues coffee harms health. It promotes Postum as a safe cereal beverage, urging readers to quit coffee for ten days, eat plain food, and then judge recovery. The article claims coffee ruins health and profits a better life with Postum.
A fragmented advertising style note extols a liquid health beverage named Pontum or Postum. It claims rebuilt nerve centers and health benefits when prepared exactly as directed, warning that weak taste indicates poor preparation or sloppy cooking.
To be eligible to vote in the United States and in Texas, you must register in person for the civic election. Citizens, ages, and residency requirements apply. foreign birth or naturalization status may affect qualification. C. Grombach, Registrar of CHF of Houston, oversees registration.
A jumble of party platform points and candidate notices in Hn cexgwictlaee listing support for municipal utilities water works, public improvements, street enforcement, welfare of residents, and favors union wages. It announces candidates for aldermen and city offices including mayor and chief of police and outlines their submission to Democratic primaries. Many names and wards appear, reflecting a local contest.
A candidate for reelection to the office of city attorney announces his bid, subject to Democratic primaries. He attributes support to contributions from friends and indicates readiness to seek reelection in the forthcoming election.
Several residents announce candidacies for city positions including Health Officer Street Commissioner Alderman and District Clerk in the upcoming Democratic primaries. Names include C. E4 Buttegast M D and James P Welsh with notes of reelection bids and ward focus.
A brief reader note advertises good hand made brick available at low prices with a prompt to inquire in Brady's second ward. The message emphasizes affordability and invites local contact.
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