ETAILERS WANT SUNDAY CLOSING
A fragmented note shows merchants and butchers signing a petition to close shops on Sundays. The document mentions a committee and a council presentation, with community submitters urging a Sunday closing policy.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
10
Comet Sightings Prompt Skies to Brighten Worldwide
Astronomers report a bright comet visible across continents with observers in major cities noting a long tail and greenish glow. Telescopes capture fine detail as nights remain clear toward the approaching orbital pass, prompting renewed interest in celestial events.
Post Want Ads Prove Live Classifieds Benefit Texas Readers
Houston Printing Company lauds The Post's classified department for delivering responsive ads across Texas and Oklahoma. The letter notes widespread local interest, rapid results, and the paper’s pioneering role in a busy Want Ad service for builders seeking lumber suppliers.
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