Fragmentary notice yields names and places
OCR reads a shaky line with names Serge, Mie, Shela and a vague place reference. The text mentions a rite or day and a time marker 60 but lacks clear action or stakes.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
5
Bealey 800 Acres Invest by Edward B Jones
Bealey 800 acres of land involve Edward B Jones in investment move. Local records show the transaction detailing ownership and a plan for development. Officials note transaction dates and property boundaries under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Jones
Timber Bargain and Real Estate Wanted Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists a timber bargain and real estate wanted notice with trade or exchange terms. Contains disjointed names and garbled phrases, reflecting an incomplete classified ad snippet. Unable to extract clear entities or dates from the readable text.
Real Estate Transfer Notice Amid Sparse Local Filing
A clipped and garbled notice lists a real estate transfer with scattered figures and names. The fragment hints at an acreage transaction and involved parties but lacks readable details, dates, or clear legal references.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guste
PS Gems
Anc
Seal Estate
Edward
Woor
Land Helgrts
Bau
William A. Wilson Company
Sian
Serge Cae Mie
Bee
Shela
tSaSiis
Bealey
EPO
moaLe
Montrose
Eee
Serer
CE Ssr SS
Ealings IM Real Estate
Tranafery
Anas
Mertuer
Ford
Sera Ae Tang Ee
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