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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1920
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text suggests a local item about an Americanization school opening, mentioning Jewish context and named individuals. The readable parts imply a community effort or ceremony, with unclear dates or places.
OCR scraps describe multiple theater pieces and performers with broken names. It mentions a late program with works titled Old Kentucky and Live Burks, plus various acts and possible company details, though many items are garbled or partial.
Fragmented OCR text shows court notices and docket listings for Pima and surrounding districts. Names and precise actions are unclear due to garbled characters. records indicate ongoing sessions, hearings, and possible rulings in regional courts.
A note details efforts by Lobb to support a fund for a girls scholar program. The text references Meier and Rae as contributors or organizers and mentions establishing a plan or campaign to raise funds and provide opportunities for female students.
River overflow reported near Sandy Point with unclear details and fragmented wording. Local readers should expect further updates as officials assess flooding conditions and potential impacts.
A damaged text fragment shows unreadable names and vague event notes. The snippet mentions an unknown action or meeting with unclear dates or places, making specifics and outcomes impossible to confirm.
Commander Seow announces an upcoming visit by the U S destroyer fleet to Houston. Lt. Oomival E. Foom of the recruiting service at Hamilton emphasizes education and a range of skilled trades available in the navy.
A fragmented OCR read mentions an assistant fire chief and boredom with flashing signals. The garbled text references Eielahts, Ontario, and a promotional or ceremonial context with unclear names and dates. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable material.
The notice announces a Thursday January 25 monthly sale to clear winter merchandise by February 1. It promises sensational reductions and mentions including staple lines with small surplus lots, plus other items beyond seasonal stock. Tomorrow's Post will provide details.
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