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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1912
Page
13
An obituary style probate notice reports that Taylor's will has been filed for probate. Details are incomplete due to damaged OCR text but indicate a legal proceeding and potential beneficiaries. The fragment mentions a will dated near March and a hearing or executor action, with sections garbled.
A local probate item notes the filing of the will of Mrs Julia Bartell. The short report focuses on the testament’s submission to the appropriate court and the involved parties, with no further details on heirs or bequests provided in the fragment.
Fragmentary court note mentions a seventh division court and base readouts. The readable text shows legal action references and unclear names, with scattered phrases about judges and proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ninety year lease by C Smith on a property at Travis with mentions of Mantals and a price of 4200. The readable text is garbled with many illegible words and names, limiting precise details about parties or terms.
An aged public notice warns caregivers about giving a home remedy labeled Sprap of Figa to a child for cleansing the stomach liver and bowels. The fragmentary text suggests dosage or instructions but remains unclear and unverified. Authorities caution against unsupervised use of such remedies.
The fragment notes a person named Terry taking a role related to a church or presidency in a distant place, with unclear context and dates. It references a transition of responsibility and possible former status, but readable details are limited and names or locations are partially garbled.
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