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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1913
Page
9
An assortment of unclear amusements and various notes about games and performances appears in a jumble of garbled text. It references theater or entertainment items with uncertain titles and authors, plus scattered names and places that are not clearly identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a death notice or obituary with multiple garbled names and dates. The legible items include references to a death event, possible ages, and scattered person names, but specifics are unreadable.
A garbled OCR style notice summarizes scattered city items with several proper nouns and places. Readable anchors include mentions of wards, a police matter, and a public notice but details are largely unclear.
A fragmented OCR note mentions cheerful messages about a girl with ugly hair. The text includes garbled references to people or places and a hopeful tone.
An OCR damaged text fragment references places people and events with scattered terms like Temple Isle Taras Roventras and Monaay anniversary. The snippet hints at a local historical record or notice but lacks coherent structure or a clear event. It reads as a garbled mix of names dates and locations.
Fragmentary item describes a man named Wes allegedly planning to misappropriate funds from his elderly mother at a post office window. The readable text mentions a 3E vote and unclear local trends, with scattered phrases about money and service.
Fragmentary text reports a man named Brooks convicted of murdering his wife. The OCR shows stray letters and unclear dates but indicates a court outcome and ongoing discussion of the case. No further verifiable details are readable.
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