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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
9
A garbled OCR fragment mentions multiple places and names including a city event, a person named Jeran, and several unclear terms. The readable bits suggest a local report on a meeting or race with references to hats and grains, but no coherent facts or dates are retrievable.
A U S officer will auction a liquor boat seized in a law enforcement action. The sale will occur at a designated port facility with bidding open to qualified buyers. Details include sale time, vessel specifications, and registration requirements.
A garbled report describes a plan involving an American farm baron and trade executive figures. It hints at a policy or deal tied to posts and stances, with unclear details on what actions will be taken or who will act. The readable fragments suggest a disputed plan or strategy under consideration.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe massive mosquito deaths across areas, mentioning JIT VAPOR and broad environmental impacts. The garbled text cites billions affected and references cities, people, and products but lacks clear facts for precise details.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a mention of a grand jury returning bills with unclear context and garbled names. No coherent date, place, or subjects are recoverable from the readable portions.
A fragmented scene reports a flyer who set two air records and intends to pursue further records. The piece mentions upcoming meetings and possible arrangements, with phrasing suggesting a chaotic or stylized OCR capture. Key names and precise details are unclear but imply competition and future aims in record pursuit.
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