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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text describes a trustee election contest with references to Whites and Jonge Woods, plus stray names and garbled phrases. Core entities include a trustee election, possible legal action, and parties involved, though the exact outcome remains unclear due to the damaged source.
The article blends reports on a Woman's Fair Parade with notes about a performance by Elisabeth Baldwit Park, plus town events in W.Va and nearby areas. It mentions planning for July and local civic duties, with various names and figures.
A young woman was bitten on the ankle by a dog on the street in Mrowston. A surgeon attended the scene and the dog will be watched for signs of rabies. The incident prompted concern over safety and reporting. Nearby residents described the event and the distressed state of the victim, with investigations underway. Local authorities pledged to review animal control measures and public safety protocols.
The court grants custody of Minna Blin to the Y. W. C. A. secretary until a permanent home is found. Judge Ashe imposes care arrangements amid uncertain future prospects as the child awaits a stable placement.
Fragmentary OCR shows mention of county, court, and criminal case actions with scattered names and dates. Readable items reference a county board, a burglary or theft context, and routine court activity. Details are unclear due to illegible segments but indicate local judicial proceedings and calendar items.
An obscure note indicates coffee prices reacted to an early advance amid market uncertainty. The fragmentary text mentions price shifts, speculative activity, and affected traders, with scattered references to markets and value trends.
A garbled 1900s clipping notes honors for Rountron Made Waad and Sam P. Harben, with scattered references to Naslonal tAhtoea oration and a July 7 date. The text hints at a parade of names and events but is largely indecipherable, yielding a fragmentary snapshot of ceremonial honors and port-related warnings.
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