Local Deaths Briefs From Wednesday Notices
A compact column records local death notices with names, ages, and brief funeral details. The items reflect contemporary community losses and visiting hours for nearby families.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1923
Page
15
A compact column records local death notices with names, ages, and brief funeral details. The items reflect contemporary community losses and visiting hours for nearby families.
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Florence Jones Ernestine Vanchen and Josey with scattered phrases about funerals, oaths, and personal notices. The readable bits suggest a memorial context but lack coherent events, dates, or places to form a full item.
Ex congressman is held on charges of jumping a bill in a political funding case. The action centers on alleged failure to pay a debt connected to a legislative matter. Authorities accuse the former lawmaker of evading payment linked to a public funding dispute.
An advertisement extols Manchester lots as a savings investment for ambitious youths in Houston. It argues saving from the paycheck builds a future, citing Theodore Roosevelt John Wanamaker and Andrew Carnegie to claim saving habits separate earners from successful owners. It urges starting the saving habit now.
A sales pitch invites Houston wage workers to invest in Manchester lots with a $10 initial payment, then $10 monthly and small increases until the purchase price is paid in 33 months. No interest is charged if paid on time, and buyers are promised deeds and access to property. Call or request a visit to view the site.
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