Apostolic Faith Update From Soeerer SS Sy
In readable fragments a local religious group, Apostolic Faith, holds a gathering. The text notes unnamed speakers and general faith remarks without clear date or location.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1912
Page
11
Fragments From a Local Notice Talk Through a Tangle
A damaged OCR passage references a public notice and names local figures in a garbled mix. It mentions a petition or event at a register office and a paper editor or contributor named EW Raney, with scattered phrases about a meeting, timing, and a warning about hazardous or unusual actions.
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Fragmented OCR text recounts scattered references to meetings, ordnance, and plans involving multiple people and places. The garbled lines mention a target area, storage concerns, and various names, rendering a coherent event unclear.
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