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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1916
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item shows a transit timetable fragment with scattered text. It references lines and schedules and a railway or haulage context. The readable portions indicate timing and route notes for a schedule, with names obscured by illegible characters. The item appears as a brief public timetable snippet among a page of transportation notices.
Fragmented text mentions a disaster with ties to Edison Battery Co and a Sub Commander Som ek Up Evidence. Captain McOraan denied finding resin fyi farms ssp Penh Petia. Several garbled phrases follow with unclear details and dates.
A fragmented notice records proceedings about commission continuance at Magnage Scrip Books and Stop ping Sunshine at Jefferson Loc ated. The garbled text mentions Vickie Rayene Auissin and a fal l rowmily Med, with references to a fall rowmily and a ta gardo, indicating a legal or clerical continuance in a local matter.
John G Meay died in Austin from pneumonia. The notice notes his passing and provides terse details of the time and place, reflecting a formal obituary style typical of the period. The fragmentary text mentions dates and local references, implying a brief death notice in a local newspaper.
A fragmented report notes Sunset Central’s support for the Merchant Marine with references to ports and enrollment. The text mentions officials and a serious problem at Prevent and hints at a potential assembly or meeting to discuss maritime aid and related funding.
Auto men plan a meeting to discuss recent actions by Looney. The article notes upcoming sessions, schedules, and involved parties as representatives from key organizations prepare comments and assessments.
A damaged fragment reports a St Clair child’s improving condition and hints at an eventual statement about the murder of a mother and another person, with garbled text suggesting a possible legal or investigatory context involving a viaduct or route.
The fragment describes a doctor or parent noting a feverish child who is cross and bilious or constipated. It mentions a syrup of pigs for stomach and bowels, and a scheme or remedy tied to a local street and people named Rigdon and Peregary.
A liner collided with a wheat ship in dense fog off Galveston causing damage but no immediate word on casualties. Reports indicate reduced visibility hampered navigation as authorities investigated the incident and potential grounding risks.
Farmers show interest in a forthcoming crop, with bidders and markets lining up for early sales. Local organizers plan a demonstration and pricing details to attract buyers and set initial prices near the regional fairground.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe weather and delays affecting a local event. Readable items mention a raft and a set of closing warnings, with unclear names and times.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions bids and proposals and a rejection of a plan or project. It references Ratan and Mak, with unclear roles and dates. No concrete actions or outcomes can be determined from the readable text.
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