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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1916

Page

3

Stock Market Controls Light Vegetable Supply Amid Diplomatic Strain

A garbled text fragment references a stock market influenced by diplomatic tensions over vegetables, mentioning Cane from Texas sources and multiple named individuals. The readable portions imply a disruption or manipulation of vegetable supply tied to international or diplomatic factors, with unclear specifics and dates.

Texas

Submarine Dominance Hinted In Cotton Trade

Fragmentary OCR hints at a submarine influence on the cotton market, mentioning international entities, trade points, and prices. The readable portions reference speculation about logistics, market dominance, and potential strategic implications for exporters and buyers amid uncertain conditions.

Bastrop seeks new roads and funds for a raise

Fragmented notice indicates Bastrop aims at new roads or projects and mentions a $50,000 target. Includes garbled text about Bonde and Feuinion with unclear roles and civic chores. Names and places are partially legible, but the overall intent shows a local public works funding push.

Bastrop Feuinion

Fragmented Text From Local Record

A highly garbled OCR fragment presents no clear events or identifiable entities. Readable fragments mention names and places inconsistently, preventing a coherent summary or proper newspaper card.

Higher Prices Named on the New Printed Percases

Fragmentary OCR notes report higher prices on newly printed percases. The garbled text includes repeated phrases and names, with little clear context or specifics about dates or sources. The readable parts suggest market price adjustments and production notes without concrete figures or locations.

Cabbage Price Surge Ties Galveston Trade to Local Markets

Fragmentary notes indicate cabbage brought high prices affecting Galveston trade and broader dry goods shipping patterns. Mentions of jobbers shipping spring orders and market conditions hint at significant vegetable price shifts amid wartime or supply disruptions.

Local market quotations from Bos ayyi tani

The Bos ayyi tani market report lists quotations from ASB and related traders. Prices reflect current bids and asks with notable activity across commodities and currencies. Various entities are cited, suggesting a broad, regional trading backdrop.

Large Orders Refused by the Big Steel Mills

Readable text notes that large orders are refused by a major steel producer. Details are sparse with unclear names or dates, but the item signals a production or supply constraint impacting customers and markets.

Long Range Forecasts by Foster March 1916 Weather Chart

Weather chart pages show long range forecasts by W T Foster for March 1916 and notes on general conditions. The fragment includes headings and scattered unreadable text but indicates a systematic monthly forecast published by Foster in the Fosters series.

W. T.foster Fosters

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