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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1913
Page
9
A partial Senate session fails to reach a quorum while Lattimore's bill to amend the Pree Paw Taw faces committee action and a reported favorable outcome remains uncertain. The debate touches on constitutional matters and procedural maneuvers, with observers noting delays and procedural limitations.
A fragment warns against using calomel for liver problems citing a New Conti medical notice. The readable text lacks full context but stresses avoiding unnecessary or harmful treatment.
An unclear notice indicates restrictions on liquor sales by clubs. It mentions authorities and an incorporation of a body named Perales with power to ban liquor sales. The fragmented text references legal authority and organizational names.
Fragmented OCR text mentions proposed state mines and a royalty basis plan. Names and places are unclear. references to "AURTIN" and "Den Woe" appear garbled. The piece seems to discuss mineral resources, taxation, and potential management by a state or agent, with no coherent dates or entities fully identifiable.
Fragmentary text shows a political clash around President Taft with attempts to override a veto. The garbled lines reference assaults on executive authority, reactions from supporters, and mentions of lawmakers or factions pressing for policy changes amid controversy.
The readable lines show a request from a teacher or administrator regarding a return or mandate. It mentions Howe and Mae as possible individuals and a pension or state measure. The text is incomplete but suggests a formal school or district action with a deadline or mandate.
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