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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1918
Page
13
A fragmented OCR page lists various Houston churches and religious groups with scattered references to Lutheran and Presbyterian denominations, local congregations, and spiritual services. It mentions Trinity Methodist, First Presbyterian, and other churches, plus generic notes on church events, meetings, and community prayer activities.
Fragmentary obituary notes Private Norman from a unit in Stra Jan Pot S511 listed as Killed in Action October 1. The record mentions duty, comrades, and a camp setting with references to wartime service and a sense of sacrifice, though many words are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Dr. R. C. Buckner visiting a colored orphanage with scattered phrases about charity, a payment, and a torn station scene. Names and details are incomplete, but reference to Buckner and an orphanage appear despite garbled text.
Fragmentary input appears corrupted with garbled words and missing context. No identifiable people places or events can be confirmed for a proper summary.
A wartime call urges citizens to show patriotism by displaying colors and buttons. The plea contrasts a true patriot in peace and war with a piker who avoids action. Readers are urged to pledge, cross the choice, and publicly declare stance. The message emphasizes urgency and public display.
Rusk school pupils enjoyed a talk by a visiting post poet during a Christmas affair. The event featured readings and performances, drawing student interest and community participation amid festive activities.
A fragmentary report notes Saith Home Children to hold a party at Liberty. Names and phrases appear garbled. readable items reference a celebration, participants, and possible dates, with further reading needed to confirm organizers and exact details.
The Houston Telephone Exchange owners urged a rate rise nearly a year ago citing a 1917 loss of 132000 dollars, with city experts agreeing a substantial hike was needed. Government operation still requires the exchange to cover costs, and a move to the 9.00 and 3.50 rates with 4.00 and 2.00 measured service is proposed, subject to judicial review and possible refunds if too high. Continued inaction risks irreparable revenue loss.
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