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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
7
A bewildering theft report describes a thief taking an engine from a round house and driving it away. The garbled text references warrants, a pursuit, and mentions someone named Anita aging and a potential connection to a building and loan report in Georgetown. The passage lacks clear dates or locations due to OCR noise, but implies a midstream crime with engine theft and an ensuing investigation.
A fragmented survey notes Houston helping worthy people and mentions Magic Valley and related names. The text contains garbled phrases about irrigation, timing, and local figures, with scattered references to places and persons. The article remains unclear but hints at community aid and regional issues.
The article outlines the Rio Grande Valley's prominent role on Houston's stage, noting engagements, figureheads, and events across venues. It references multiple figures and performances with names and places, highlighting a regional showcase and related appearances.
A blaze swept through a row of structures in Oil Town destroying multiple buildings. Firefighters battled the flames as residents evacuated and authorities investigated the cause. No serious injuries were reported.
A funeral service is set for Thursday for Tams Bixby, a publisher from Muskogee who died at Kansan hospital. Details appear scattered in the obituary, noting the late editor and the community figures who will attend.
Georgetown fire department members elected officers for the upcoming year at the annual meeting. Apparent results list Albert Roevsur as president with West Mood and Percy Revert among officers. Armistice Day arrangements and meeting notes were also recorded.
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