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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1915
Page
3
A garbled OCR text describes an Iowa exchange department scheme offering cheap furniture and cash trades. It mentions Browers manipulating prices, selling to various locations, and a call for people to hurry to buy at bargain rates. The piece references the Tenth Moor and a public interest in purchases.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a two story reinforced concrete structure with a mud basement facing Franklin Avenue and a bridge approach. It mentions plans, inspection, and possible tearing or construction actions tied to a Houston area site.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a political slogan about Texas self-reliance. Names and clear details are unreadable, with multiple garbled phrases and stray letters. The readable idea centers on Texas self sufficiency.
Fragmented text describes a meeting of officers and lay members about an exchange or sale. It mentions a Tuesday event and references Tubing and Sivas Seah, with unclear street context. The readable fragments suggest a local church or organization notices a discussion of items for exchange.
A grisly Saturday assault left a man described as a negro with his head nearly severed, found lying in a bloodstained scene. Police and witnesses report a violent struggle and possible motive under investigation.
Fragments indicate exams or practice tasks for students with unclear phrasing. The readable portions name selected subjects for a student and mention winter exercises.
The text records a meeting with Mrs Glinton and Mrs Fall discussing food buying for households. It mentions various speakers and references to the information department, an emu auditorium event, and remarks on differing ways families purchase and prepare food. The writing is garbled with many names unclear.
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