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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1914
Page
7
A fragmentary account mentions Prefly Home on Heights Boulevard and G W Hawkins amid a contested scene. The garbled text references a priest, a trial, and various names in a stream of jumbled phrases.
The article reports the discovery of Hermann Harger's mangled body found Saturday beneath a train near the Mosinee area. It notes investigators, local residents, and nearby witnesses as authorities probe the circumstances, with scant readable details on motive or selection of location.
A general meeting scheduled for July 15 brings together members of organizations. Attendees include representatives from multiple groups and potential speakers are listed to discuss upcoming events.
A garbled note outlines an organization pushing to place mile posts on public roads and to task officers with highway maintenance. The fragment mentions Hewton and Pecan streets and cites a fatal incident, hinting at traffic safety concerns and calls for broader road care.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests D. M. Duller may become Scout Commissioner amid internal discussions. The item mentions Houston and a commission role but lacks clear dates or formal statements.
Fragmented OCR text reports numerous deaths in Houston over a two week span. The readable segments mention a dramatic death toll and a chaotic stream of garbled phrases. No clear names, dates, or facilities are identifiable.
A brief item notes a new parsonage project at Richmont, mentioning local church plans and community details. No further specifics or dates are provided in the readable text.
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