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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1923
Page
3
The article notes a total of thirty two million in exports tied to Houston with references to various figures and names scattered through the desultory OCR text. It mentions individuals and places in a fragmented historical report about trade and its effects on the area.
Fragmentary items indicate a 50th annual meeting of Negro Masons with scattered names and places. Content is incomplete, but hints at ritual, speakers, and regional attendance without full details.
A bustling sidewalk art show draws a diverse crowd as local artists display paintings, sculptures, and mixed media along a central avenue. Visitors mingle with creators, discuss techniques, and purchase pieces, while live demonstrations highlight the season’s creativity.
The article reports Nichols denying any use of a directory for cards. It clarifies the service involved and notes the context in which the denial was made.
Expansion efforts proceed with planning for a major telecommunications project. Officials discuss potential routes, station placements, and the anticipated impact on services and local infrastructure, aiming to begin construction in the coming months.
Fragmentary text notes Chic M'Selles involved in a 1940s style ball event with plans and a public social gathering. Names and details are unclear, but references to a ball and celebratory frolic indicate a society social occasion.
A defendant identified as Jack Smith represents himself in an assault case. The fragmentary report suggests court proceedings and references to the defendant’s self representation, but details are incomplete due to the damaged text.
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