2000 Marksmens in Second Division
2000 marksmen compete in the second division with Horas radioating Sn noted as a key participant.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
12
Lone Star Naval Candidates Lead in We A E Tee
Lone Star candidates for naval training show early lead in the race for seats. Reports indicate strong organization and yardage among key contenders as voters weigh military service and regional ties.
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Lone Star Naval
Prohibition Agitation Over Governor Race Sparks Debate
A chaotic political piece traces candidates for governor and their stances on Prohibition. It notes intense campaigning, regional tensions, and mixed public reactions as parties rally around policy and leadership. Named figures and local groups appear amid a fragmented report of events and opinions.
Views of the Farmers Union and Political Ties
The article discusses Farmers Union perspectives and aligns them with political figures and parties. It references Worth, Tonys Werch, and a March 4 event. The piece mentions Governor candidates and local reactions, with emphasis on farm policy and union influence.
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Wareshaped Local Notice From Unreadable Input
Fragmentary OCR text presents scattered names amounts and places with no clear event. Key entities include people and locations but details are garbled hindering coherent summary. The readable bits imply a notice or list without a decisive action or outcome.
Ferguson Houston Visitor Dead Ends in Grey Affair
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Houston visitor with unclear motive or event. The lines reference a grey object or vehicle and a tense scene. No clear names, dates, or formal actions are legible.
Ousley Favored the Kinkaid Bill
The article notes Ousley favored the Kinkaid bill amid political maneuvering. Details are fragmentary with garbled phrases, but the central point highlights support for the bill and related legislative action. Names and places are partially legible, suggesting a local or regional focus on a legislative issue.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Item
A fragmentary OCR passage mentions names and places in unclear context. It hints at a local event or notice with references to people such as Steve Bem and others, but lacks coherent details or a clear action. The readable bits suggest a brief sports or public notice segment, yet specifics remain unreadable.
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