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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Montrose and a home wanted notice. It reads as a damaged public notice seeking a home or property and includes unclear names and phrases. The readable portion is insufficient for precise details or a full event description.
A garbled OCR wedding notice names unclear parties and places. The text references a marriage service and follows with disjointed fragments that do not present verifiable names or locations.
Fragmentary death notices mention Nimsson and Puckett families with survivors listed in a garbled text. The legible items reference Lilian Sarkette and Mawar Ray Dlane, plus Mrs Tiley Raban of Mweral Wel, with several named survivors Moy and Ry. The exact relations and dates are unclear due to OCR corruption.
A garbled notice from Lockhart mentions mathematics students organizing a group at Chib Moston with incomplete details. The readable fragments reference a school, students, and a plan or event, but essential specifics are not discernible from the text. Further context would be needed to extract concrete names, dates, or locations.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered words about chartering corporations, terms like incorporators and Lane Rite Cierra, with references to prices, values, and dates obscured. Names, places, and specific actions are unreadable, yielding a scrambled glimpse of a corporate filing notice.
Partial readable text shows names and places but many words are garbled. It references a store, a town near Poco Vale and Merit rg, with scattered personal names and dates. The fragment offers little coherent action or outcome beyond listing entities and locations.
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