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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1920
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes describe an event featuring Pete Sailer and Behind Winner Take All Bont at an auditorium on February 12. The text is garbled with numerous inserted foreign syllables, making precise details uncertain but indicating a public performance or contest with competing acts and crowd observation.
The article outlines a busy Saturday basketball schedule with anticipated matchups and key players. It highlights local teams in contention, with coaches and venues noted, and suggests a lively day of competition ahead.
The Rice baseball team plans a busy schedule with ten games at home and seven on the road. The article mentions dates and opponents across a spring season, highlighting travel, venues, and expected competition. The text also lists team activity, coaching notes, and regional travel details.
An OCR fragment reports voter disruption and a man voting near a public sale. It mentions a job and events after an election, with unclear names and places, but preserves a sense of local unrest and civic activity during the period.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled names and phrases about a meeting or event titled The Dinh Vig he sitlea he emepit MEN TH MEET. Planting unclear acts, the piece references energy, independence, and a public gathering context with scattered names like Tina, Yor, and SaSae.
Fragmentary OCR notes advertise a banquet sale at First National. The text includes garbled lines and scattered phrases about seating, pricing, and attendees with no clear names or dates readable. The readable portion mentions a banquet event and promotional context rather than specific details.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a meeting related to veterans with garbled lines and improper names. The readable bits suggest a discussion or gathering but no clear event, date, place, or participants can be confirmed.
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