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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
11
An OCR fragment lists dress and wash items with prices and various products. Mentions Chantabray, Irene, and multiple brands like Woodbury's Powder and Mongarlesy Oat Meal. Context vague but reads like a mixed ad or catalog snippet with product names and prices.
Readable fragment notes a Houston area store with unclear ownership or operation details and mentions Sam Rouse in relation to the site.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions June brides and legal notices but lacks readable names, places, or clear events to summarize. The legible bits hint at marriage-related items and potential notices without sufficient detail.
A fragmentary report describes a race street plant project facing delays and confusion. It mentions shipyard sourcing, approvals, and a proposed timeline with unclear parties and dates. Further readable details reference a rewire and a protest or inquiry related to the project.
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