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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1923
Page
5
A fragment from a 1920s listing shows Walling offering fifty used Fords including five coupes five sedans and one 1924 touring car for sale. The garbled OCR text confirms a sale listing with several model counts and a price tag.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a building project, an event in Sey ene, and names like Pine and Red but lacks clear details. Readers see hints of a local pursuit or incident, with garbled phrases suggesting a schedule, participants, and possible kidnapping reference amid cited builders and dates.
Real estate ad fragment shows a Montrose home for sale in East End area near Corner Brick Estate. Listing mentions low rent, new South End features, and Erie Street area references. Partial text includes pricing cues and dress of property.
An obituary fragment references fans, figures, and a funeral service. Names like Peter Maniacalch Martha Marshall appear amid garbled text. The piece hints at a funeral date and location but lacks coherent details beyond the ceremony and mourners.
Damaged OCR lists scattered names and vague references to property actions and timelines. It mentions people like Fannie, Magan Ng Taide Hadiey and Sadie, along with places such as Mata and AVENEA. The fragment implies a property takings or valuation issue but lacks clear dates or actionable details.
Local death notice lists PET AMOUATE Evo with minimal readable details. The fragment mentions a passing and a date placeholder, with no clear surviving relatives or service information available in the readable text.
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