Rate on Rice Date Postponed
A postponed date was announced for a local rate hearing amid ongoing quizzical notices. Officials did not specify new timing, but residents were advised to monitor city channels for updates.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1911
Page
8
A postponed date was announced for a local rate hearing amid ongoing quizzical notices. Officials did not specify new timing, but residents were advised to monitor city channels for updates.
Fragmented OCR notes outline potential consolidation steps for a merger involving New York entities. Mentions Lake Ehore, Mithi ar Central, and various court or organizational references with unclear dates and names. Source text is garbled but indicates discussions of merger actions and legal or administrative steps.
A fragmented OCR text mentions names and dates in a garbled way with references to teams, places, and events. The readable parts hint at a meeting or sports item involving Wetton, Shen, Bayan, Shauna, and Marine, with a list of numbers and dates interspersed, but no coherent narrative or clear outcome.
An OCR damaged item appears to be an obituary or death notice with partial readouts and scattered names. The legible segments reference dates and individuals, but the overall text is garbled and cannot be reconstructed into a clear event.
A personal mention appears on SR regarding a person linked to Testare Meats. The notice highlights a routine acknowledgment and notes involvement with a local business. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Missing readable facts describe Harry Peyton Steger's appearance at a local event in Port Menry with references to 28 Hay and Weinert. details are incomplete and unclear.
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