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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1918
Page
17
The program lists Joie the tenor and William Jew in act one and Private Alexander Caldwell in act two. A Jewish comedian Alfred Rash headlines, with talents and acts described in fragmentary notes about Camp Togas and other performers.
Realty transfers filed on Saturday show Hot and Half in Montrose sold by A B Wilton to Caro B Chap man for a consideration of 3500 dollars.
A garbled local notice outlines a fifteen cent fare for trips to and from Camp Logan, with references to fixed routes and registration requirements. The fragment mentions transportation control, Saturday enforcement, and potential penalties, but the text is heavily damaged and many details are unclear.
The fragmentary text references names and phrases that resemble disjointed OCR from a historical page. readable bits include terms like Lacy, Ol, Jake, SNF, Bond, Emmy, and various garbled strings that do not assemble into a clear event or narrative.
A stern editorial on consumer credit ethics urges prompt payment. It argues merchants offer convenience by extending credit, but the true service is getting paid on time. Delinquent borrowers damage reputation and self-respect, and should avoid becoming a deadbeat creditors and neighbors distrustful.
The local association of credit men maintains a clearing house that tracks bill payment. If you delay or fail to pay, reports reach its members and may trigger loss of credit. Pay promptly to avoid becoming a dead beat and losing merchant credit.
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