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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
9
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A report notes a skin disease case treated with Cuticura remedies at a minimal expense. The message emphasizes affordability and ease of relief using the advertised regimen.
Fragmented OCR text discusses handling costs tied to a proposed Sup violation by a commission. It mentions rates, parcels, permits, and possible charges affecting Hartone Sena and local figures. The readable portions hint at a rate around 9 and 1 dime but are garbled and unclear on outcomes.
A fragmented OCR item mentions names and places with unclear context. It reads as a partial notice or brief record lacking complete details about actions, dates, or organizations. The readable parts point to potential local event or notice but cannot confirm specifics.
A partially legible, fragmented notice disrupts a scheduled public meeting. The readable parts reference health concerns and involve local officials, but key facts and dates are missing, leaving the outcome and next steps uncertain.
The exposition secretary calls on cooperation amid discussions of a proposed country division. Officials outline aims and potential impacts while urging constructive input from stakeholders and the public.
A fragmented notice outlines a paving plan affecting three city blocks. Tony Aaked appears connected to the project, with shells and diverting traffic noted. Officials urge motorists to expect detours and follow posted signs while work proceeds.
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