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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1921
Page
16
Fragmentary OCR text describes a cotton related incident in Noahs County with garbled names and phrases. Limited readable entities include Houston Vout, Beane, and references to a plan or planers. No clear events, dates, or outcomes emerge.
A rabbi has been granted permission to adopt five Romanian orphans in a case involving the Holocaust era children. The decision, reported from a retirement center, notes the foster parent will relocate the children to the United States and establish a new home.
Confused garbled report notes a wallet containing $57,000 missing in Chicago. An unclear sequence of phrases mentions Amanviated Prone Report and a reward, with scattered references to people and dates. The fragmentary text lacks coherent facts.
A damaged text fragment notes a local holiday or event called Turkey Bales Day near a river, with mentions of a parish official and a legal guardian or advocate. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but references to community celebration and local authority appear.
Fragmented OCR notes report deaths in Texas and local notices with scattered names and events. Readers glimpse Aunt and family mentions, an interview cue, and references to a Tuesday evening scene, amid unclear context and garbled names.
A hospital team in Newton Kansas plans to search furnace ashes for a missing radium source. The effort involves extensive testing and safety measures as officials seek to locate the hazardous material believed misplaced within the facility.
Fragmented note from Omama Nebraska describes snow, a tight event, and mentions Honda. The readability is limited with several garbled terms. no clear persons or organizations stand out.
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