Miller Bros. Open Call for Colored Boys in City
A terse notice invites male colored youths to respond to Miller Bros. in the city. The ad seeks applicants for a yet unspecified role or opportunity, with details likely provided upon inquiry.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1918
Page
9
A terse notice invites male colored youths to respond to Miller Bros. in the city. The ad seeks applicants for a yet unspecified role or opportunity, with details likely provided upon inquiry.
Employment notice for a female applicant, asking for assistance with intake tasks and basic duties. Requires reliable availability and ability to work in a busy office environment. Apply to local agency.
Thomas Goggan and Brother firm notice appears, with names Simon Mle and others referenced in a legal public notice. Detects proceedings, dates, and location details for bidding or filing as part of a formal public record.
Brief notes from Automobile Week discuss Hoffman Oil and Refining, the Double Tread The Co. and related industry events in Houston. The item highlights ongoing corporate activity, market conditions, and potential impacts on refining and automotive sectors.
An item from a historical page notes a Bell Telephone operating change or message, reflecting routine corporate communications of the era. It mentions restructuring or policy tweaks within the telephone service, with emphasis on operations and regional impact.
A fragmented ledger style item lists livestock including mules and other herd entries with uncertain vendor and lot identifiers. Readable names are scarce, but the fragment hints at a sale or inventory note with names and lot codes partially visible.
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