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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1918

Page

14

Texas League Race Opens at West End Friday

Houston Daily Post reports the Texas League opener begins Friday at West End. The page also notes Houston club catering to ladies, a 7 to 6 victory over Rice Owls, and mentions players and teams with partial, garbled captions reflecting a busy game day.

Houston Daily Post West End Houston Club Marines Rice Owls

Brown Evades Return Bout in Town Rumor

In a fragmentary item, references to an alleged boxing return bout and military contexts appear. The text mentions American soldiers and various names, with unclear dates and locations. The readable portions suggest a local rumor about a fighter's return, but details are obscured.

Realty Transfers Filed Wednesday

Real estate transfers filed on Wednesday show activity across multiple properties including residential and commercial parcels. Public records indicate buyers and sellers with recorded figures and parcel identifiers in ongoing property transactions.

Logan Soldier Held in Angeles

Fragmentary OCR text references a Logan soldier held in Angeles. It mentions names and places in a garbled form, hinting at a wartime or military detention context with unclear dates and events. The readable bits center on a person tied to Logan and an unspecified location in Angeles.

Angeles

Statement of Views by Cage at Rotary Luncheon

Miss Parker to speak as Cage presents views at a Rotary luncheon. The event features discussion on public policy and civic issues, with emphasis on local governance and efficiency in public works.

Miss Parker Rotary Cage

J W Bans Heads Cotton Exchange In Session

War workers united behind J W Bans as president of the Texas Cotton Exchange amid efforts to form new organizations and adapt resolutions for wartime production and postwar shaping. Leader noted as well known cotton man from Texas.

Rew Cotton Maz Texas Atyash

Aggies and Buffs in Confusing Batting Bee Report

A garbled OCR fragment mentions Aggies and Buffs, with unclear names and events. The text references Collari, Toma, and a few scattered terms like Juris and Cal but provides no coherent facts, dates, scores, or outcomes to summarize reliably.

Toilet Goods Sale Ad From West Stock Catalog

A fragmented advertisement lists a wide range of toiletries and cosmetics with prices, claiming unusually low sale prices. Items include creams, face powders, tooth powders, mouthwash, nail enamel, soaps, and scented products from multiple brands.

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