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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
12
A garbled OCR fragment describes a large Abilene gathering with references to a “Bea Man ry vont,” a Monday event, and various names and places. The text lacks clear actions, outcomes, or dates, making precise reporting difficult.
The notice lists dates for speakers at a hobby event held in Dallas. It mentions station affiliations and campaign mentions tied to General ML AE Crane of Danae Waco and other named individuals. The garbled text references dates, locations, and organizations, with scattered references to Lufkin and Aral.
In a muddled report the candidate Hobhy appears to have secured support from a local faction in Tavorquaty. Promises of majorities and an apparent win are referenced, with broader party alignment hinted at. The text mentions MRI and various names, but specifics are unclear.
A damaged OCR snippet provides limited readable phrases about a local matter. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes emerge beyond generic references.
Fragmented text references lawyers challenging the validity of the Loyalty Act and mentions relocations, dates, and locations across multiple places including Caldwell, Lavaca, and Bryan. The readable portions hint at legal proceedings, names, and community notices without coherent context.
Unclear OCR text describes alleged violent deaths connected to couriers from a villa camp. Mentions authorities, audits, and government actions. details are corrupted and names are unreadable. context hints at legal or political charges and an investigation ongoing.
A garbled late 19th century report notes widespread water shortages in WER County. Stockmen hint at large losses and farmers face drought impacts as supplies run low and authorities seek relief options.
The advertisement notes open accounts and charge accounts with approval, offers refunds of excess payment within six days, and promises Anniversary Sale prices. It mentions shipping by express, parcel post with insurance, and refunds on unused funds.
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