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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
18
Fragmentary OCR shows references to sacks of ball and theft at sea level tin, with garbled names and dates. The scattered lines hint at a robbery investigation or a crime report, mentioning time, place, and an event tied to malt and picks. Further readable context is limited.
In a terse report, five stolen mail sacks were found abandoned in a field near Parbonh Keen. Local authorities, aided by postal investigators, secured the sacks and began tracing the consignments and recipients. The incident prompts renewed calls for mail security and a review of route practices in the area.
Fragmentary text from an OCR scan shows garbled names and phrases lacking clear events or dates. Readable items are scarce, with no coherent story or identifiable individuals, places, or actions to summarize into a concrete news item.
A garbled text fragment discusses a request for rate adjustments on short oil hauls. The readable portions mention a rate change, references to oil transport and a inquiry or proposal, but specifics such as entities, dates, or locations are unclear.
Amid uncertainty, foreign workers apply for deportation relief in the United States. The fragmented text notes eligibility concerns about employment, borders, and residency, with references to Western states and pending decisions affecting status. The reading shows confusion and limited readable facts yet indicates official processes underway.
A report notes farmers urge state action to compensate cattle losses amid disputed claims and rising costs. Local agricultural groups and affected ranchers coordinate protests and draft petitions seeking timely relief and standardized relief measures.
In Atlanta on June 17 the Mission Board pledged 1,221,128 dollars for a project. The document lists total interest and related items, noting a period before the ward in the text. The record reflects a formal commitment and financial figures connected to the mission effort.
Vague OCR fragment references a brigand or brandad assurance, with numbers like 2,000,000 and more than 600,000 barrels. Mentions February March stages, exploration, water, Pine Nye, and a history at Ghenow. Contains garbled phrases and unclear events.
Fragmentary notes describe state plans to auction Port Lavaea tracts for housing development. The garbled text references a reform of tree planting, water protections, and a possible legal action tied to a county or state authority.
A Wyoming crude price cut of 1 cent per barrel was announced by an Ohio company on Friday. The move affects all grades and follows a year of price adjustments across several fields including Crowh, Ha ore, and Black neh. Local traders note mixed reactions as producers assess market conditions and pipeline costs.
Fragmentary text mentions WANNINGTON and Horan with scattered words in a nonstandard script. No clear person, organization, date, or event present to define a coherent news item or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a phrase Liberated. Pro Leavenworth Jit appears amid garbled data with scattered words like February and home. No coherent event or clear entities beyond locations and random terms can be established.
Funeral services were held for Representative Moen Ania, with local officials and community members attending. The ceremony honored the late lawmaker's public service and contributions to the region.
A garbled obituary item lists numerous names and fragments from Texas deaths and tributes. The readable portions reference Ashlat Pring Wend aunt cede and several surnames while other lines resemble stray notes, unclear dates, and scattered places, creating a disjointed remembrance card rather than a coherent report.
Fragmented account of postwar unrest in Tulsa with accusations of rioting and police response. Mentions Sheriff William Sellousa and a large crowd, noting attempts to restore order and racial tension.
Fragmentary OCR text lists Brysn D. A. R. Chapter Calcite Flag Day and mentions corporations chartered, TV charter, and various garbled names. Key entities include Brysn D. A. R. Chapter, Calcite Flag Day, and corporate references, with unclear surrounding context.
In Galveston a shipment of Texas cotton moved toward Bombay with associated communications showing refractions of rail and sea routes. Names and exact steps are obscured in OCR text, but reference to shipments and international trade persists alongside logistic jargon and partial dates.
Dallas County jury set to investigate reports of whipping involving Engers with local officials referenced in scattered OCR text. No clear names or dates emerge from damaged fragments, but the item signals a formal inquiry by a county jury.
Fragmented OCR summary notes issued by the Census Bureau mentioning cotton restrictions and expert opinions. It references dates and entities but the readable content is garbled, with incomplete phrases about state data and potential impacts. The irregular text preserves mentions of government agencies and outlined restrictions.
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