Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial details about a local sale action. Readable fragments name the sale and local officials, suggesting a public sale proceeding without full context.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
12
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial details about a local sale action. Readable fragments name the sale and local officials, suggesting a public sale proceeding without full context.
An OCR damaged fragment references a numeric datum and place names in a historic notice. Readable portions hint at a formal public or legal notice with dates and involved entities but specifics are unclear. Further legible text needed to identify parties, location, action, and deadline.
Mrs Booth tours Texas convict farms meeting local officials and residents. She visits prison grounds and delivers speeches about reform and agriculture in Houston and surrounding areas, focusing on farm labor and inmate programs.
Bar Association 70 hosts annual banquet amid festive proceedings. Readings and speeches highlight achievements of members, with notice of forthcoming events and community goals announced by organizers.
A fragmentary report notes a live man's name found on a corpse amid unclear details. The brief item references unidentified individuals and possible investigation, with no confirmed identities or outcomes available in the readable text.
City purchases Lot 74 at Tamar Avenue as part of expansion for Taylor School. The deal values the property at 98500 dollars and proceeds with city planning documents and local approvals. Additional fragmented text references adjacent parcels and related approvals.
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