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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1913
Page
3
A disordered clipping reports Texas cattle losses and meat processing issues under federal inspection. It mentions pricing, age notes, and potential impacts on markets with references to agencies and a July timeline.
A report notes a fatal auto incident in New Orleans involving a road vehicle. Authorities identify the deceased and are reviewing the scene as investigators gather details on the collision and potential contributing factors.
New athletic head starts duties guiding football training and program development. Details indicate oversight of marching through early season plans and regional tours for instruction and improvement.
A leading Freemason, W T Mowe, passes away after a brief illness at Denon Port. Details are sparse due to garbled OCR but confirm his prominence in local Masonic circles and community service.
Sax Angelo reported a thermometer registering 104 in the shade at Gatwesville. Ione Peart and Tonan Taty were also noted in the segment, but the readable details are fragmented and unclear.
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled note on cotton marketing with unclear names and dates. The readable fragment hints at a discussion of crop strategy and market timing, mentioning possible references to marketing ideas and agricultural planning without coherent details.
Young Max while bathing Bose separated pro 0.
Foreign shipments of wine to the United States double those of a year ago due to a drop in spirits. The report mentions Ribowoteeeran Erees and Omnes endat in a muted garbled text. A farmer named Mare Ona Kranen is noted among incomplete fragments.
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