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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1915
Page
3
Fragmentary text presents garbled phrases and broken words. Readable names and clear facts are absent, yielding a minimal item best described as an unreadable fragment with no coherent event or entities.
Froa 500 box coupon appears in a partial OCR line with unclear names and numbers. The legible portion mentions a value and a city or name fragment, suggesting a consumer deal or promotion. The readable text is fragmentary and does not yield a clear event or outcome.
A fragmented OCR item notes a performance of David Copperfield at City Auditorium on Monday with garbled surrounding text and stray letters. The readable portion centers on the magician’s show venue and date, lacking additional facts or context due to corrupted source text.
Fragmentary OCR notes show an editor involved with Anatin American items in New York and Washington. The text mentions Shei York and Anstin, with unclear references to a meeting or event and a total 802 in an unidentified measure.
In the police blotter section multiple burglaries are reported with thefts targeting sleeping women. Names such as AGU valine Meaney Miss Adee and Miss Lee appear in scattered references amid local crime notes. Authorities note ongoing incidents around 4 Treston Ave and surrounding areas as investigators pursue suspects.
A colored woman and a boy were severely cut with a razor in an incident described as violent and unprovoked. The report details the attack occurring near a home with local accounts noting aggression and public fear, and mentions suspected assailants and potential motives within the neighborhood.
Southern Optical Company opened quarters in Houston amid reports of factory conditions and wage concerns. The brief mentions management statements and production plans, noting potential employment and industrial activity in the area.
A planned handsome home in the South End is announced for M. M. Graves with costs around 400,000. The garish OCR text references builders, financiers, and local firms but the core item is a new residence for Graves and associated parties.
Hurlock Realty promotes a fireproof long lease opportunity with moving picture and vaudeville hours in a city showing net $1000 to $2000 monthly. It lists two apartment buildings of four units each on a 125 by 125 lot with spaces for another building and a large two story case. All units are leased with good tenants and a waiting list. Each apartment has five rooms, hardwood floors, tile bath, hot and cold water, and garages.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Eastwood School will be first in Houston to adopt a cottage plan. Content is garbled with missing words, but suggests a new housing or campus arrangement connected to the school and city.
A fragmented report notes a man struck by an auto in South Texas with scattered details and overheard rumors about the incident. The messy text hints at a local street scene and potential new interests entering the area. Further clarity is unavailable from the readable fragments.
A planned facility for Magnolia Paper Co is described with references to local work sites and builders. The notice mentions construction timing and site readiness, with implications for regional industry and employment.
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