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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1918

Page

4

IQONSERVATION OF WHEAT DISCUSSED IN TEXAS COMMITTEE MEETING

In a Tesas commission session chaired by E Daley the War Program was discussed with emphasis on food conservation. Attendees reviewed measures to conserve wheat supplies and ensure steady distributions amid wartime needs.

E Daley Tesas Conser Jem —Oniline Dives

Limes Died in Chicago See

General Agent of S P Limes died in Chicago according to city notices. No further detail available in readable text.

S. P Limes Chicago

Post Epigram Contest to Close Saturday Morning

Public notice announces the Epigram Contest closing Saturday morning with entry details and submission instructions. It notes the event is tied to a local publication and urges readers to participate before the deadline.

Toe enki ces Hie oot sai adune Say are ae Send

Fragmented OCR text yields a garbled item. readable bits show no clear event, names, dates, or locations to anchor a factual summary. Unable to determine a coherent person or action from the fragment.

City of Houston Officials Address Nonsense Oration

A garbled OCR style item from Houston references a city action and a mayoral figure amid unclear terms. The fragment mentions a “Sonmmraihy man” and various misread phrases suggesting a ceremonial or policy discussion without clear specifics.

Houston Ana Baron Nero

Just Once Try Dodson’s Liver Tone Ad

A framed ad urging readers to try Dodson's Liver Tone promising relief without calomel. The copy repeats a catchy call to action and includes a brief, bilingual line about two children aged three.

Dodsons

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