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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1914
Page
2
Incomplete OCR text shows Old Hill Road leading in votes with scattered letters and missing context. The fragment mentions a lead and voting but lacks clear date, place, candidates, or results to confirm specifics.
A fragmented article discusses health themes tied to blood and weather inspired outbreaks. It references promises of treatment and mentions cautions about eruptions and medical responses without clear context or dates.
The fragmentary text references payments and a claim of a fair deal for TAK payers. Names and locations are garbled, but the piece hints at a local or county context with terms like Barre County and Commoner Pere. No clear events or outcomes are discernible.
A preliminary gathering described as a success drew attendees described by garbled notes. The fragmented text references "Me and Tome" and mentions meetings and tastes with unclear affiliations.
A fragmented note suggests a discussion of reducing county tar rates. Readable items mention age, rates, and administrative terms but lack clear names or places to confirm specifics. Further context would clarify the intended policy change and affected entities.
Readable fragments show Fullerton School as winner of an interscholastic athletic meet. Names and specifics are garbled, but the main outcome is clearly stated as victory by Fullerton School.
An official ceremony saw the individual sworn into the position of district attorney. The event established the new DA's authority and duties for the office.
Readable fragments suggest a citrus related item with names and phrases, but the text is garbled. The readable bits mention Citrus Men United and All Texas, with stray garbled words implying a public or organizational note without clear events, dates, or names.
A fragmented notice describes a baby show event at Christ Church with possible names and local figures. The readable text references organizers or participants such as Lee Wald and Geary and mentions a public gathering, likely a fundraiser or community activity.
A brief item notes El Paso and nearby areas recognizing quality paving and urban prosperity. Officials from the mayor's office discuss improvements and future projects aimed at boosting infrastructure and community well being.
A vehicle struck a group of people causing several to be thrown to the ground. Witnesses report minor injuries with no serious harm and authorities responding at the scene. The incident remains under investigation with no charges filed at this time.
A jury pool selected from talesmen will be chosen for the grand jury process. The selection aims to fill the panel for the May term with individuals referred to as talesmen and includes mentions of Frank de Securdy in the process.
A fragmented notice notes a payment of fifty dollars by Amiddy Blouse Girls for a tag. The unreadable OCR line hints at a sale or purchase context involving a brass house and a Tom maybe in Amington.
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