Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes Sale Prices
A local ad touts Hart Schaffner and Marx garments with a guaranteed buyback option. Suits range from 18.50 to 40.00 dollars and overcoats from 15 to 35 dollars, emphasizing price and quality guarantees.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
2
Fragmented OCR summary prompt yields limited data
The input text is unreadable or partial with no clear names events or dates to anchor a concise newspaper card. Key entities and facts are missing, preventing a meaningful title and summary without guessing beyond the provided readable fragments.
Tax Dispute Arises Over Back Taxes
Fragmentary notice reports a dispute involving back taxes tied to a local entity. The readable text names parties and a tax claim but lacks clear dates or locations. Further details are unreadable.
Thornton Strong Vote Feature Subunit Proposal Debated
Fragmentary OCR yields a political meeting note with references to Thornton Strong, Kile proposition, subunit matter, and names including Musial and Pye. Sparse readable terms hint at a debate on an election issue and credited individuals, but details are unclear. Such fragments suggest a local political brief with candidate or proposition discussion and credit to unnamed figures.
Bull Craders Indicted in State Water Board Case
A damaged text fragment mentions indictments tied to a state water board case with unclear details and scrambled names. The readable portion indicates legal action against individuals labeled as Bull Craders, with references to a police or fire context and numeric or coded terms.
Traveling nag woman linked to festival crime report
Fragmented OCR text alleges a traveling nag woman may be involved in a fatal incident at a festival. The readable portions reference names and a suspect labeled Mey Ruslan, with unclear context and garbled phrases.
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Carl Still Cory Charged With Killing Man
Carl Still Cory is charged with killing a man in a vigilante style incident. The crime report notes the suspect’s alleged accomplice as a young person and includes terse details about location and timing, fitting a local crime brief.
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Quarter Million Dollars Edam Is Peas Peper
A decipherable fragment hints at a financial matter involving a large sum, with unclear names and phrases. The readable portion suggests a monetary dispute or settlement connected to a listed party and unspecified dates or places.
Carpenter 1 Slated For Pending Trial
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a court action involving a defendant labeled Carpenter 1. The text mentions a judge, a defense tactic distracting attention, and a plan for tomorrow, but the fragmentary source limits clarity on names, dates, or outcomes.
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