Pond enRETON ae Classified Rates and Rules
Classified rates and rules section from The Houston Post. Provides pricing, ad sizes, deadlines, and contact details for placing notices and listings in the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1921
Page
4
Classified rates and rules section from The Houston Post. Provides pricing, ad sizes, deadlines, and contact details for placing notices and listings in the newspaper.
A fragmented classified item shows a female applicant seeking room and board related to work. The readable text includes stray phrases about employment and housing but lacks clear specifics on location or job type.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a college event or protest involving Massey University. Names and clear actions are unreadable, but the piece suggests campus dissent or a dispute drawing attention from students and staff.
A fragmentary notice mentions a sought person or action with garbled handwriting. Key names and details are unclear, leaving the exact target and locale unavailable. The readable bits point to a missing figure and an agency tag but lack concrete facts for a fuller card.
AmbiguousOCR snippet mentions an exclusive agency for Hiuster and alterations service labeled First Class Mrs Bonn Crockell. Likely an old advertisement fragment advertising agency rights and tailoring services with a dated 1917 reference.
Studio issues a notice seeking a female ear or rare baby model for an art project. Applicant must be able to pose for long sessions and supply basic contact details. The studio warns that compensation will be discussed upon selection.
A partially readable OCR fragment references an event or notice with names and places blurred by errors. The readable bits hint at ecological or local association content but lack clear actions, dates, or outcomes for a full summary.
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