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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary note reports St Louis B scheduled to play here on Saturday and Sunday with unclear surrounding details. The readable fragments reference a Rae or Kas’ authoring and a near Fiche mention, but specific teams venues or outcomes are not clear from the text.
A garbled OCR-style fragment references places and names like Basresueeem, Tivberadt, Tart, Findern, Nor. of ost, and Pata Sr. It hints at a wartime or travel context with scattered proper nouns but lacks coherent events or clear individuals, leaving an unreadable, partial note.
Fragmented OCR reads like baseball dope but is garbled with many names and phrases. It mentions Detroit and New Gren, with scattered references to players, teams, and events. The readable content is insufficient to define a clear game, date, or outcome.
A jagged OCR line records a partial phrase about a cow oats pest and a person named Nehome. It mentions a time likely for a meeting or booking and a note about a pest issue, but the readable content is highly incomplete and ambiguous.
Fragmentary OCR item listing scattered names and phrases. Mentions towns and people in a jumbled way with no clear event or date. Readers see partial references to MARON LEAVES FOR BOUT and AMES MERCE among garbled terms.
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A fragmentary item notes New York Five continuing a winning streak with limited readable details. Mentions Bernard center for United Nations Raleigh and a vague score reference, with no clear game or date.
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