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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1911
Page
17
Fragmented text shows a contaminated listing of votes and labels with numbers like 1000 votes and 309 3900. References to Grinatzations Women and Boya and Girl, Cat contributions, and various vote totals suggest a damaged ballot or tally record, not a coherent story.
Fragmented notice lists various merchants and locations including THE MOUTON PORT THE HOUSTON area and NEA stationers. It mentions voting purchases, delivery to apartments, and references to local merchants and out of town suppliers. The text reads as a chaotic survey of names, numbers, and scattered notes.
Market chatter indicates improved demand for clean rice in favorable conditions. Traders cite steady selling pressure, steady futures, and expectations of tighter supplies as harvests proceed.
Fragmentary weather notes mention unstructured terms and names. The text references Galveston and Pek en, plus an arrest note for Thre Regrom. Details are unclear and incomplete.
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