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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1920
Page
1
This fragmentary note hints at a local item involving Conte and Bath with low costs and names Howe Shen Sams. It mentions a woman helping to Kopf Houston and a Pry Vlousley phrase, but no clear event or outcome is stated. The readable text is too fragmentary to establish a coherent news item or figures.
Austin dispatch reports J P Wolters counsel for farmers in the pink bollworm dispute argues Texans retain constitutional rights and warn against federal or state action condemning property without fair due process. He cites limited fields infested, urges adherence to legal protections and a compromise bill proposal to regulate inspections and enforce controls without erasing owner rights.
A May Washington dispatch reports mixed signals on business conditions amid price pressures. The article notes no decisive shift in the general economy, with production rising but constraints from inflation and policy affecting trade and consumer demand. Officials say changes are gradual and uncertain, impacting investment and employment outlooks.
Argh costs will be investigated amid a garbled report from Warrunuton dated May 90. The fragmentary text suggests inquiry into expenses tied to a campaign. Names and details are unreadable, but the essence points to an official probe of campaign costs and related activities.
Fragmented OCR reads like a wartime dispatch with garbled names and fragments. It mentions France and a postwar context, references to America and a 1940s era tone, and a general sense of political and military commentary amid unclear events and dates. The piece preserves mentions of public figures and places despite heavy muddiness.
About 3000 residents of Saint Quentin New Brunswick watched a forest fire sweep through the village on Saturday night. Damage ran to around 10000 dollars with 18000 dollars claimed by losses. No injuries were reported. The blaze burned for two days, consuming nearby lumber yards and affecting several dwellings. Local authorities and army units aided firefighting efforts as winds carried embers toward Montmagny county.
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