Classified Classifications In Street Societies
Fragmentary OCR notes show ad classifications and notes on street societies. The readable text mentions thanks and wishes from Hap and Loy, suggesting informal notices rather than full paid ads.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1923
Page
4
Straight Salary and Expenses Offered
A brief notice announces straight salary and expenses offered for a business position. Limited readable text indicates 23 employees may be involved. full details and location are not provided in the fragment.
Renn Store Room Item Exposes Hidden Trade Notes
A fragmented line hints at a store room item and an unlisted transaction. The readable portion mentions a scene in a foreign market setting and an exchange that may reflect local commerce.
Fragmented Houston Post classified snippet reads oddly
A damaged snippet from the Houston Post classifieds shows garbled text and partial names. The legible bits mention a Lee and a possible address or code but lack clear context or events to summarize into a full notice.
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