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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1923
Page
7
Fragmented OCR notes report permit activity and construction costs with scattered names and numbers. The readable items suggest a local building department notice showing a decrease in permits and values, referencing individuals and places in a collage of garbled phrases.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pleased to Meet You and Majestic Players with unclear phrases and names. no coherent events, dates, or identifiable subjects emerge from the readable portions. The readable content is garbled with scattered fragments about people and items, lacking a clear news item.
A disrupted fragment outlines efforts to reorganize a group labeled with a controversial term. The note mentions meetings, boards, and a committee structure with unclear dates. It references cities such as Minden, Louisiana, and outlines a CPSs plan within a broader community restructuring agenda. The readable text hints at organizational steps and leadership roles, though specifics are obscured.
A fragmentary item notes a titled name and writer marks with scattered phrases. It mentions authors Saiyan and Pat APRS later as a misheard attribution and references a sock and rat in garbled form. No clear events, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
Members of the Home Loan Association elected new officers at a Saturday meeting in Denain. The group, comprising state members, appointed a slate led by a president and treasurer, aiming to stabilize lending operations and expand community outreach.
Fragmented account describes a large blaze at Barkentine with fire crews fighting flames sweeping over the area. The garbled text mentions firemen and delayed details about the incident, with unclear names and times. Further readable bits indicate a dramatic firefight and a likely Saturday event.
Fragmentary OCR text references Mrs Lively and a Chinese episode with scattered phrases. It lacks coherent events, names, dates, or a clear news angle to summarize into a definitive item.
A jury in the De Bolt case reports a deadlock after late deliberations. Foreman confirms members cannot reach a unanimous verdict on the charge. Judge awaits further instructions as jurors remain excused until a new decision is pursued.
A local brief notes that Peaslee Gaubert Co plans a warehouse at a new site. The fragmentary OCR text mentions construction actions and the company’s name, indicating a development in the area and potential economic impact.
Last Sunday Southampton hosted a gala open day with visitors touring the property and cars parked everywhere. Owners highlighted their homes while groups discussed final decisions as Houston’s growth spurred buzz to invest or relocate.
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