OER Books at Oarntbie Library
Fragmented list of book titles and authors appears in a damaged OCR with unclear spellings. The readable items include Panama Saal Joes the Fee of F. Ji and Amane ais Memoir with references to various writers and works.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1914
Page
2
Fragmented list of book titles and authors appears in a damaged OCR with unclear spellings. The readable items include Panama Saal Joes the Fee of F. Ji and Amane ais Memoir with references to various writers and works.
A chaotic note items Gould and Tol with a proposal and a large Sum in dispute. Axtenson figures in an $11,000,000 note and balance concerns. The fragmentary copy references Patten and Segart with unclear roles and mentions Frey and Beton Ban in a murky, unresolved context.
Fragment of weather conditions description with many garbled words and unclear details. Mentions geotraded data and route terms, but specific locations dates or measurements are unreadable. Overall readability insufficient for factual forecasting or local specifics.
Railroad notes and personals items compiled from station reports and local notices. names and places are partially legible with scattered details. The fragment mentions trains, stops, and community updates, reflecting routine rail activity and social notices in a small-town context.
JB K Harten was appointed receiver during a dispute over a company’s control and operations. The hearing noted a restraining order seeking to halt actions by the company, with ongoing arguments about its premisses and management.
In a brief weekly notice, the paper reports a set of births with limited readable details. The fragment notes may include named families or locales but parts are unreadable, leaving the event as a routine birth tally for the community.
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