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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1914
Page
3
A garbled promotion promises free access to a picture catalog with titles to solve a game and win money. The text urges readers to submit or bring a coupon and warns there is no time to waste, labeling the activity as a free date and plot to win.
The notice lists multiple prize tiers with cash values and potential additions. It describes first prize estimates around 460 dollars, second prize near 230 dollars, third prize about 160 dollars, and a fourth prize of roughly 105 dollars. It mentions single subscriptions, payments, and a winning solution.
A damaged page fragment records scattered notes on community events and people. It mentions places, dates, and names in a半 coherent jumble, reflecting blurred OCR from a historical local paper.
Fragmentary text notes Campbell discussing telephone companies with unclear context. The readable parts include references to a vote or board and potential policy actions, but details and attributions are garbled.
A stream of disjointed notes reports on street paving along Fannin, civic meetings, marriages, and court actions in the city. Names like Leon Atte and Mary are mentioned amid scattered references to legal filings, property, and public notices.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a death roll and local notices with unreadable names and places. The legible items hint at a somber list of individuals and routine civic references, but key details are obscured by garbled text.
Fragmentary note from Ray Morung of Tewe mentions Tal ua fa Eten and a scan of themes or topics. Details are unclear due to garbled text but references to individuals and a warner or warning context appear.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe coats and suits and mention Wiltie Tots with numbers and names. The text is garbled but implies a list or sale context tied to clothing items and a return of new items. No clear dates or events are discernible.
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