Deal acres sell for a thousand dollars
The article records a property deal where acres are sold for one thousand dollars. It mentions parties Thea Mard Dolls and references to transfer details and building permits.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
14
The article records a property deal where acres are sold for one thousand dollars. It mentions parties Thea Mard Dolls and references to transfer details and building permits.
Partial OCR reads a garbled real estate snippet with names and locations unclear. The legible terms suggest a notice involving property, possible dates, and listed parties, but critical details remain unreadable. The item appears as a damaged public notice from a local paper.
A scattered scan of items reports a Builey Trade on Watermelon Chinkas receipts, prices weaken on broilers, and a retreat scheme affecting market sentiment. Various notices mention educational and market topics, with references to Houston and other locales in terse, fragmented phrases.
The Langon market showed steady beet prices with soybeans showing minor gains amid shifting cane and feed markets. Traders noted cautious activity as buyers weighed futures and local demand while prices for related commodities held firm.
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Fragmentary OCR notes show names Ania Fria and Jame Uh linked to a Latrobe area event. Readers glimpse scattered phrases about a meet, weather, dates, and possible participants. Notable entities are unclear due to garbled text.
A noisy OCR fragment mentions coffee and cotton markets with scattered terms like New Orleans and market spots. It references prices, stages of trading, and unsettled figures, but the readable content is highly garbled, offering no clear events or outcomes.
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