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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1915
Page
11
A chaotic but readable fragment describes a 2A game between Black Buffaloes and Galveston with notes on officials, timing, and venue. It mentions a West End location and a 3 40 PM start forecast, plus band presence and anticipated crowd activity. Names and specifics are garbled but signal a local matchup with planned activities.
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Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled mix of names, places, and phrases. It references people and groups such as Nortang va Hrawh, Plumbers 1, The Brown Candy and Craker, and Anni Ye Meare Nera. The piece mentions sports and features, with unclear connections to games, lakes, and a series of dubious terms.
The readable fragments describe a May event in Weeaday with a public show in Hos rh H, a reference to a game and a warning of an attack. Names and exact places are garbled. The text hints at a local incident involving a court or public event and later notes an assault.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions March times, a venue or event, and names that are partially readable. It suggests a public or community item with a date around March and references to people and places, though many words are garbled. The readable elements point to a local notice or schedule placeholder.
Fragmented OCR listing appears as a mix of names, events, and notes about Sunday school athletics. The readable phrases reference Reed Tyee, Madsen, Peter, and Soren among others, with scattered mentions of a league, dates, and possible game or practice references.
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