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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
2
Fragmented report notes Rotaryans approve League of Nations and Wilson's global efforts. It mentions reactions, public notices, and a memorial reference to Mns Hanmet Butler and others, with scattered names and dates amid a garbled text block. The piece preserves the sense of contemporary debate and commemorations within a strained OCR segment.
An army officer was laid to rest with a military funeral shortly after his wedding. The service honored his life and service as family gathered in a solemn ceremony.
Fragmentary obituary items mention John Thomas Clover and Douglas Maples with scattered names and lines about services. References to Grace Hilte Poupea and Wethenner chapel appear amid garbled text. Details are incomplete, with uncertain dates and locations.
Salesmen will demonstrate their public speaking ability during a Friday luncheon. The event invites attendees to observe concise talks, highlighting communication skill and professional presentation.
A fragmented notice notes equipment sent to American schools. The garbled line hints at a report on school supplies or donations, with unclear details about recipients and exact items. No clear names, dates, or locations remain readable.
An official from Houston associated with the Y movement becomes the dean at a Missouri educational institution. The report mentions his arrival and expected impact, noting ties to local youth organizations and potential changes in leadership.
A fragmented report indicates Houston leaders aim to have commissioners address work and policy, with concerns that key proposals will be reviewed by the state senate for final action. The text references ongoing talks and anticipated confirmations or decisions affecting local governance.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a new tobacco tax plan and odd cent pricing adjustments as a government department prepares to implement changes. Mentions street names and officials, with unclear phrasing about payments and the role of internal divisions.
Fragmentary note mentions line officials en ip on Fenton Chanel with references to a chamber event and a fly lag Le dopa for Palldelie Friday. It hints at names and places but readability is limited and uncertain. Further readable details are not discernible from the text.
Reading of a historical oil report notes Goose Creek Field yielding about 24,140 barrels per day. The document mentions Well No. 1 of the Tyee group and a depth around 1000 feet with production details and officials or companies linked to the site.
In a formal gathering at MCA the Boys Brotherhood Club held a banquet. Members and leaders attended the event, sharing updates on community programs and plans for upcoming activities.
Fragmented OCR text shows Garuth leading a grand march at a Sanguet banquet event. It mentions Masterson and J Ba among participants and references a game room scene with attendees and a ceremonial reading.
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