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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
5
Distracting fragmented text notes relief for state asylums and ongoing reforms. Mentions farmers, road centers, and funding figures like 450.00 and 40,000 plus references to bills and senate actions. No clear event or location confirmed due to garbled OCR.
Latent Wheat Tha Easton Tos presents a fragmented note referencing The Unkissed and a desire for one of Weeping Girls. The readable phrases suggest a literary or poetic line, with attribution to Latent Wheat and Easton Tos, though the exact context is unclear.
A garbled OCR style record outlines a delegation named Atsusippi with scattered mentions of a protest or proceeding. Names such as Joe and references to a event, location or date appear, but overall text is fragmented and unclear about specific actions or outcomes. The piece hints at discussion or planning but lacks cohesive facts.
A garbled OCR snippet hints at an arts discussion with figures named Arthur and Salina in orange water context. Mentions Houston poet and a deal or firm exploration, but the fragment offers no clear event date or outcome.
Fragmented text outlines opposition from labor party movement against the industrial court proposal supported by government. Mentions labor cooperation, self determination, and potential nationalization themes. Includes references to figures like Gompere and Plumb with unclear context and dates.
An aged shipbuilder named Po Ba, once linked to the Orange yard, faces a frail condition and is cared for by family. Report notes his long career and struggles amid advancing age.
Fragmentary text describes a group or event with a motto Stop, ook al save. It mentions a date around 1 Jan and a schedule or relation. Key names are garbled, but suggests organizational activity and local effort.
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