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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1914
Page
5
Candidate list for Houstonian election includes Ter 1 and Ter 10 with tentative candidacy details and local party designations. The page notes tone of formal entry and limited biographical data for the entrants.
Fragmentary copy appears to reference legal matters and wrestling or athletic events with scattered names and actions. Lacks coherent names, dates, or clear outcomes to anchor a full summary.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Basle and Lat Pteana with a date in 20 Hawa. Readable elements indicate a place and time but no clear event or action.
A local court has scheduled the Jules Baker case for Monday. Details about the charges or proceedings were not fully clear in the readable text.
A garbled OCR style notice touts quat meat solutions for back pain and mentions flushing kidneys with salts. The text also includes scattered phrases about acne, hormones, rates, and various unrelated words, offering no clear medical endorsement or context.
A fragmented report from an old page notes a truck at Park Place kept cold despite unclear surrounding events. The garbled text hints at a sequence of actions or observations tied to vehicles and people with no clear narrative.
An ad promotes a Hoosier Plan sale with a White Beauty or other Hoosier cabinets offered for $1 down and $1 weekly payments. It claims low cash prices, no extra charges, and immediate closing, urging quick decision and installation in the home with emphasis on value and urgency.
A local display advertises twenty features in a window as the talk of the town. Shoppers are urged to visit early to examine all new beauty patterns and avoid missing the Hoosier Plan items.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an obituary and notices mentioning Waddell's House Furnishing Co and LaSalle fate. It references names, dates, and places in unclear form, with a possible public or legal notice context. The readable elements indicate a local item about a business or person, but details are too garbled to confirm specifics.
A garbled readable fragment notes thirteen street cars halted at crossings. No clear location, date, or organizations are identifiable beyond the incident description. Further readable context is unavailable.
The fragment notes a remodeling of a music house on Fannin Street with unclear details and several unreadable lines. It references individuals and possible rehearsals or events but provides no verifiable names, dates, or organizations. The readable portion points to a renovation activity rather than a scheduled performance.
Four new men joined the patrol ranks, expanding the local police force. The ceremony and names of the new officers were reported, marking a small expansion in city safety duties.
A local report notes a drop in building permits for February with phase one data signaling a slowdown. Officials caution that early trends may shift as further approvals are processed.
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