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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1909
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest Moa Teus Hanthay by Nose from Goordh finishes close in a charity event titled 99 Charity Day for air. Mentions Bait Lenelit Punt nies Tack Bites Brn and unclear results with several garbled phrases.
Partial OCR text shows a dated driver chart or meeting record with lines mentioning Houston and spring event. It lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes. The readable fragments suggest a numbered form or chart page possibly for race results or entries but no verifiable entities or results emerge from the text.
Port Arthur Willonsire, acting for J W Gates, sues Corrigan seeking balance of 28 000 on a creditor claim. The scattered text indicates a civil action over unpaid funds with names Port Arthur and Willonsire appearing in the docket.
Fragmentary text indicates a racing event at Hot Springs with reference to approval by a legislative act and names such as Arkno and Amis. No clear date, place beyond Hot Springs, or identifiable participants available in readable lines.
McMillan and Clove Finan starred in a late drive to win as Peele and Hath faced harsh conditions, with the Someville meet producing a dramatic finish.
A damaged newspaper item gives partial details for a local sale with readable fragments mentioning action and officials in the area.
Report summarizes reelection of Mroussard as president amid concerns over water threats and ongoing community issues. Chaotic notes hint at sports law topics and private sector actions, with references to Utica street activity and interviews shaping the scene.
Fragmented OCR hints at electoral or political notices involving national and state areas. Names or exact offices are unclear. The text suggests a fee or entry context tied to a tract and a public or Urge event, but specifics are unreadable.
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