Drowned Near Clinton Friday
Report of a drowning near Clinton on Friday with fragmentary details. The text references a person or vessel event and hints at local names and locations, but the legible parts are sparse.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
9
Report of a drowning near Clinton on Friday with fragmentary details. The text references a person or vessel event and hints at local names and locations, but the legible parts are sparse.
A fragmented column describes a bustling program of acts and scenes with mentions of a soprano aria, a comedic routine by Jerry A and a Romeine Xepe Ra spoof, plus notes on stagecraft and curiosity at a night venue. Names such as William Il tane and Lew We Par appear amid scattered captions and theater chatter.
Readers see a garbled report mentioning Lamere Jones and local figures amid references to events at Willow Trae and Outi tar asker. The text names several people, places, and activities in a muddled fashion, with scattered notes on races, performances, and community happenings.
A damaged OCR fragment suggests a burglary report noting railroad passes were unused. The readable lines reference criminal activity and authorities, but the text is garbled with missing phrases and unclear details about the incident or location.
A partial OCR fragment mentions severe weather affecting travel and daily life with references to temperature and snow cover. Details are unclear, but the item indicates winter conditions disrupting routines and transportation.
Fragmented OCR text notes a revival at Rosenbery with meetings closing and references to a speaker or organizer named Henson. Details are unclear. appears to describe a closing of gatherings and partial attendance counts with local names.
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