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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1924
Page
10
Fragmented OCR text mentions an ivory crop and high expense linked to major gleaning. Content is garbled with nonsensical phrases, lacking clear names, dates, places, or organizations to anchor a coherent news item. No verifiable events or actors emerge from the readable portions.
A fragmentary sports column includes scattered names such as Knees, Lapeagre, and Perry, with unclear team abbreviations and uneven scores. The readable bits hint at a North Carolina event and a possible NCAT reference, but details are obscured.
Waco January 16 Rice Owls lost their second game to Baylor Bears by a wide margin, trailing 11 to 3 after the first half and unable to recover in the later stages as Baylor dominated the final period.
A garbled OCR item references Russell as leading a holdout crop amid confusion. It mentions vacated fields, magnel terms, and a partial note on reels and sers, with unresolved names and dates. The readable fragment hints at agricultural disruption and local inquiry into crop status.
A grid player named Traylor has recovered from a fever, with SACO officials noting no complications. Poet Hynoal is referenced in a brief cultural note as part of the same page segment. The item closes with a terse update of local sports and arts figures.
In a surprising display, Jack Scott out pitched veteran Nehf, delivering a standout performance. The game featured strong early innings, with Scott limiting hits and waves of offense backing him for a narrow victory.
A local board has approved a permit allowing construction on Telephone Road. RP and Wysilewath are listed as applicants with activity noted near the street and adjacent properties. The decision advances with stated compliance and review steps.
Vague garbled text referencing Pirates and court schedule changes. includes unreadable garbled phrases and partial names. no clear events, dates, or locations discernible.
Fragmentary readable lines describe a obscure event or notice with names and locations blurred. The text hints at a possible community or organizational note but lacks clear facts. The readable portion mentions persons and generic actions without a coherent event or outcome to summarize.
An unclear OCR read outlines owls road to por games with varsity opposition. Fragmentary text mentions plans, likely practice and steerage by the team toward upcoming events, with few readable proper names or locations.
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