Boll Worm Control Underway In Cotton Fields
Fragmentary OCR notes describe boll worm management efforts across cotton areas. The text mentions ageia and weather terms and references an ante sleet period, with unclear measurements and figures.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1916
Page
14
Fragmentary OCR notes describe boll worm management efforts across cotton areas. The text mentions ageia and weather terms and references an ante sleet period, with unclear measurements and figures.
Fragmentary text indicates Agheins Pharmacy connected to supplying the county with a drug or item. The readable lines include partial phrases about Friday, a street address, and possibly local officials or a notice. The article text is heavily garbled.
The text shows a chaotic OCR pass with repeated phrases and misspellings about Sutter and B6G8 Scaroe and market items. It mentions Avon medals, Norah, and a ramater company, plus unclear supply lines and December 2018 dates. The overall sense is an alphanumeric jumble rather than a coherent report.
An obscure group called Temians claims to form a statewide organization during a meeting that references Bohemian parents, a Heraean event, and various individuals. The fragmented notes mention names like Serena, Leni, Matta, and unfamiliar locales, with unclear aims and outcomes.
Report notes ongoing satisfactory work on Harrisburg Road with a portion completed and ready for paving. The brief mentions a women’s group and civic involvement, but the readable text is fragmented, leaving several sentences unclear.
Egan House will occupy part of the old Savings Bank building on Mason Street, marking a new location in Cameron. The move follows inventory and planning by CL Ragan and other local developers with completion anticipated after a Friday milestone.
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