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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1915
Page
12
A Friday bowling event yielded notable performances by Rawmen and Wigh with upper placements, while Te Pea and ote superna sine posted competitive scores at the local lanes.
The report lists newly elected officers for Arabia Temple with J. D. Locks as acting secretary. Encounters during the ceremonial season mention dozen attendees and local officials, including J. Lathe, amid ritual duties and pageantry.
A garbled note references Officer Poole asking that a specific charge be filed. The text includes stray phrases about a mess of names and actions, but the readable portion centers on Poole urging formal charge filing. The surrounding fragments do not clarify the case, dates, or parties involved.
Fragmentary OCR reports Harris departing Houston Saturday to pursue position in New York. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but source indicates a career move and relocation plans.
Police and port officials in Boston dispatch teams to inspect a busy harbor area facing naval activity. The visitors assess facilities, shipping lanes, and security protocols during a precautionary, routine check.
Election notices list Corpus Christi cases scheduled for September 6. The brief bulletin names affected voters and involved precincts.
A fragmented church notices page lists Sunday worship times and attendee announcements. Text is partial and scattered with names and places obscured, but references to Advent, parish attendees, and a service site are legible in the damaged report.
A fragmented local death roll lists several individuals with partial, unreadable entries. The readable portions reference multiple names and places, signaling a broader roll call of recent deaths in the area.
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