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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
2
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Fragmented text indicates a notice about a church named M. E Ghurch planning to launch an education program or campus. Readable fragments mention education, college terms, and cryptic phrases suggesting new services or outreach.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a county report with figures around 4 266 70 and references to streets and names. The legible portion notes a profit figure of about four thousand two hundred sixty six dollars and seventy cents. Further readable context is limited due to garbled text.
A fragmented police blotter note details a crash near Aparthert House on Broadway. Readable fragments mention disturbances, potential injuries, and local response units arriving at the scene.
Unclear text fragment notes price stability for Jae Antonio Bread. No verifiable figures or dates present. Further readable details unavailable in the fragment.
A report notes Wilson denies expanding authority amid a South Dakota farm crisis. Officials discuss potential state role as agricultural finances strain producers and aid programs face scrutiny.
The Himble Oil Company announces a plan to enlarge its office building in the city. Officials say the project will add workspace and storage, with construction expected to begin later this year and be completed within the next 12 months.
A garbled OCR fragment references Verne and executives discussing a federal matter. It hints at policy development, proposals, and potential actions by governor Rambr, but the readable content is limited and unclear. The piece appears to be a scrambled report on political decisions without concrete details.
Ontario manufacturers oppose reciprocity range as talks stall. Trade group officials cited costs and competitive disadvantages while urging a negotiated settlement with clear terms and deadlines.
Ocean freight rates for cotton shipments to Liverpool are reported with price adjustments and service notes. Shipping lines indicate varied charges and routes, reflecting market conditions and port congestion.
Fragmentary text indicates a court or arrest event involving individuals named Portune and Garland and mentions a potential inheritance or estate transfer. The readable parts show dates and locations unclear, with references to legal proceedings and a wedding date in Sew Try Term.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a planned revolt near the border, mentioning Melican elements and a coordinator named Urarteed on TLS. The garbled lines reference work on an important agreement and a quote about exhilaration.
Fragmented OCR notes report unusually cold and wet November readings. Court ruling referenced in a chiropractor case appears garbled with many misread names and scattered terms.
The New York Stock Exchange demonstrates signs of recovery as trading activity stabilizes after a period of volatility. Investors monitor market indicators and key indices for momentum.
A Houston visitor event was held on Wednesday featuring veteran participants. The program included demonstrations and discussions aimed at honoring service members and veterans from local organizations.
Scant readable text shows a local oath ceremony for new county officials. The fragment references taking office and mentions names and places, but lacks clear details or dates.
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