Court Dates Set Amid Fragmented Local Note
A partial OCR item hints at court proceedings with a dated March deadline. Names and full action are unreadable, leaving only the outline of a legal matter and an upcoming court appearance.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1911
Page
4
A partial OCR item hints at court proceedings with a dated March deadline. Names and full action are unreadable, leaving only the outline of a legal matter and an upcoming court appearance.
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An OCR sourced fragment reports brief local items with limited readable details. The text hints at miscellaneous notices or brief updates but lacks clear names places or events for fuller identification.
Groveton reports on a seven member unit led by Captain J D Jeauinay with the team order and activities outlined. The article notes participants and local context including referees and game details, indicating ongoing team events and schedules.
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A confusing OCR fragment reports a deadly event in Monroe, mentioning casualties and officials. The readable elements include names such as Wert and Prem Mepre, with references to an army or police action. Clarity is limited. the core fact is a fatal incident with multiple casualties in Monroe area.
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions a local incident with names Oattha Treaton and CHARI. No clear events or outcomes are discernible from the unreadable text.
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