Raty Officials Touring Lines Incomplete Report
Officials touring the Katy line describe progress amid promises of widening routes. Reported confusion and unclear terminology reflect a work in progress on Houston stute and surrounding areas.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
11
Officials touring the Katy line describe progress amid promises of widening routes. Reported confusion and unclear terminology reflect a work in progress on Houston stute and surrounding areas.
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Officials from Erisco will hold talks with fruit jobbers amid a slate of negotiations. Details remain sparse as both sides prepare for a focused discussion on supply, pricing, and distribution terms.
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A garbled local item mentions bonds and registration issues across multiple entities. The text references Ariens, a foreign impact, and a team with a name resembling Arran Leaee Ola attacked, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary report notes visitors on route to a Laredo event amid unspecified Mexican troubles. Content is unclear with many garbled terms but hints at cross border issues affecting celebrations and possible security or organizational concerns.
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