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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1915
Page
4
Richardson is scheduled to speak at Prairie View Normal. The announcement references student gatherings and campus activities with a focus on a forthcoming event and its expected audience.
A garbled advertisement lists women and children's garments including aprons and rompers in gingham, with or without sleeves, plus a line of silk waists and trimmed styles. It mentions various prices and a door stock of 200 values, highlighting novelty fits and new stock.
Dress goods offered for street and evening wear feature a selection of colored fabrics including blue maize pink lavender and black. The ad promotes quality weaves with attention to fade resistance and smooth finish for fashionable wardrobes.
Fragmentary OCR recounts Southwestern absorbing an automatic phone company amid disputed terms and ongoing rate discussions. It references personnel, rate plans, and regulatory notes, with garbled wording and multiple names partially readable.
Vague garbled OCR notes discuss efforts by G W Kirkpatrick of the Texas Industrial Congress to address flooding and a large consolidation plan. It references actions of many named individuals and organizations and mentions attempts to overcome a flood overflow issue with unclear details and dates.
A garbled report outlines a committee of a Boajo local club working on a restoration and public service program at a county park. The piece mentions protective measures, a city or county focus, and logistical details unclear due to OCR errors, with references to members, roles, and a staged event or meeting focused on community improvement.
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