Army Teams Meet for A Baseball Game
Army teams meet for a baseball game as local players prepare for ongoing season. Officials note schedule details and field arrangements for the contest.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1918
Page
10
Army teams meet for a baseball game as local players prepare for ongoing season. Officials note schedule details and field arrangements for the contest.
A historical notice reports the Lightless Nights fundraising in Houston tied to the Young Women’s Christian Association. It notes a campaign to raise 21600 dollars with events and pledges guiding the effort.
Fragmentary obituary notes list several local residents, with unclear names and places. The text mentions a hospital, a building area, and a death notice, reflecting a routine roll of recent deaths in the community.
Fragmentary notice describes a meeting between Joriners 10 and Pai Rionic set amidst garbled references to locations and dates. The legible bits mention Washington and Miami as possible places, with unclear times and participants.
In a curt item the text references Union Mey and profit taking, suggesting a push to remove such practices. The fragmented phrasing shows names like Winans and Winans Niel appearing among garbled segments. No clear event or outcome emerges from the OCR.
IKEW Exchange plans a new outlet in New York City with details unclear due to garbled text. The brief notes a shop opening and potential location in the metropolitan area.
A garbled text passage mentions a wired cat and various abstract items as if describing a scene. Many words appear jumbled or nonsensical, making it difficult to identify clear people, places, or events.
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