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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
9
Readable fragments mention a sale and authorities but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes. The text includes stray phrases about fees and line items, with incoherent language and mis-spelled terms. No definite event or entities can be confirmed from the available content.
Readers note a Northeast track meet with multiple close finishes and standout performances. Athletes from local clubs competed intensely as events wrapped with tight margins and final laps.
A brief market note records crude oil price movements and related trading activity. The entry notes price direction and reflects typical daily fluctuations.
A highly garbled fragment recounts an Oklahoma event with mentions of Frio Lite Dan 250 barrel pumper, a creek of names and places, and a July 4 context. It references possible sales, fees, and local figures but remains unclear on dates and outcomes.
The readable lines show no coherent event, names, places, or dates. The fragment appears to be garbled OCR with scattered words and no identifiable news value or context.
Financial summary shows capital stock from earnings at 1,000,000.00 and another 1,000,000.00. Surplus fund from earnings and undivided profits noted. Interest and discounts collected appear. letters of credit not needed. Total deposits reported at 21,082,738.06 with a large overall liability figure.
The document names J.T. Scott as president of LAW and JL. Rubbell as vice president and B. Cochran as vice president while UM. Bringhurst is noted as acting cashier along with W. Jackson and W. Kirkland as assistant or acting cashiers. Directors include Eba Pedan, Fa. Root, W. Cochran, FM Law, El Neville, and Russell.
J Dixie Smiths announces candidacy for Harris County Texas District Attorney. He pledges impartial law enforcement, systematized office operations, and vigorous pursuit of murder and felony cases without favoritism. He targets bootleggers, pimps, and moral reform, vowing to close roadhouses and assignation houses and to prosecute wife and child desertion.
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