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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
6
Morse and Son of Monrovia auction notice reveals a Brady Place furnished bungalow appraised at value but sold for fourteen dollars less. Local records show H D Morse & Son handling the sale.
A Montrose home on Lane Avenue listed by Brazos Bottom Plantation is offered for sale or lease. The property includes business infrastructure with potential farm or commercial use and is presented by Rath Me Aachater ee Farms cmd for sale or lease.
A news item reports a woman and three men charged in a moonshine case. Authorities indicate the individuals were involved in illicit alcohol production with the investigation yielding details at a Winford location. The case outlines arrests and charges as part of a local enforcement effort.
Unclear text reports a monarchist plot connected to Germany and a Kaiser return. Fragments mention exports, December, and officials, with damaged context and uncertain sources.
A fragmented report notes radicals express affection for the United States while opposing proposed water-related measures. The piece hints at mixed advocacy and public debate.
A fragmented historical notice cites a new approach to history education developed by local educators. It mentions teaching innovations, potential classroom impact, and collaboration with a regional institution, though many names and details are obscured by OCR errors.
A feature profiles Marie Benson a young woman pursuing a performing career and public recognition. The text follows her personal ambitions and the challenges she faces in navigating early fame and social expectations.
A garbled report hints at an interclass football clash at Rice University with noisy crowds and tense atmosphere. It references referees and players, but readable details are scarce.
A Houston Baptist drive to fund missions and church work mobilizes congregations and donors. The campaign emphasizes support for missionary projects, church construction, and outreach efforts across Texas and beyond.
Harvard considers a New Year game in Pasadena as part of a potential scheduling plan. Details remain unclear with fragmented notes referencing officials and regional arrangements.
Av and M students clinch top honors at a stock judging contest, showcasing strong judging skills and knowledge. The event highlighted practical livestock evaluation abilities among participants from the regional student groups.
The six day bicycle race was shortened to nine laps due to weather and safety concerns. Officials announced the change after evaluating the track conditions and potential risks for riders and spectators.
Damaged church reports indicate a Sunday fire affected St Paul Church with extensive wall and interior damage. The scene drew responders and parish officials who began preliminary assessments and restoration planning.
Anuncated text references a national association purchasing Roosevelt House with plans and potential implications. The readable fragments hint at real estate or leadership changes and new strategic priorities. No clear dates, names, or locations are confirmed in the legible portions.
A disrupted gathering in Michigan ends with the W A W band compelled to perform the national anthem after a disorderly scene. Local authorities intervene as attendees react to the mandate and officials urge decorum.
A local notice reports No Permit For Dorten From 0 5 in Rhineland amid queries about approvals. Officials provide limited details as residents await official clarification on licensing and access.
A terse dispatch reports the Polish cabinet resigning as the premier seeks confidence. The fragmented text notes foreign and domestic reactions, with exchange and political maneuvering mentioned as ongoing uncertainty surrounds government stability.
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