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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1918
Page
6
A local music recital showcases Mise Baughman and her students performing selections. The program features varied pieces, highlighting student skill across instruments and vocal lines.
A council hearing discusses proposed increases in gas rates. The session covers potential impacts, with officials noting the need for public input and financial considerations affecting residents and local services.
A court opinion declares Campbell legally insane three years after he killed his sister-in-law. The case notes indicate the defendant’s mental state and the lengthy post offense proceedings. The ruling affects potential future commitments and legal status.
A Houston youth receives a captaincy promotion in France amid wartime service. Details describe the assignment, unit, and recognition for leadership.
A crowded auditorium supported a four minute hen minstrel program and sports entertainment to aid the Red Cross. The event drew patrons at seven dollars per seat and featured a march of war work and patriotic performances.
A garbled historical notice references George Jones, the County Clerk, receiving a silver service. The fragment mentions years, office actions, and nearby names, with unclear surrounding details impacting the official record.
Unclear text presents a YMCA Tuesday lecture titled Saleamanship. OCR reads rough fragments including references to notes, documents, and city topics, with no clear names, places, or outcomes due to transcription errors.
Fragmentary OCR text describes booking arrangements for the Treble Clef Club concert. Details are unclear with many garbled names and phrases, but the gist refers to reservations, possibly for patrons or volunteers, and a location or date remains unreadable.
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