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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
14
A Tuesday filing outlines total figures of 81 001 and 69 models for state use. The document lists personnel transfers and funding details across departments, highlighting major allocations and project placeholders.
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Fragmented OCR shows local court activity with divorce filings, property matters, and legal notices. Names and details are garbled. readers are advised to consult the county court records for precise actions, parties, dates, and outcomes.
Two Valley town fires caused extensive damage and prompted emergency response. Authorities dispatched multiple units as crews battled blazes through the night, with firefighters evacuating residents and securing the scene. Damages appeared extensive though no injuries were immediately reported.
A local business in Orange introduces a novelty seal drink policy priced at 50 dollars. The promotion ties a drinking experience to a collector’s item and aims to draw attention from residents and visitors.
Fire crews contained a garage fire before it spread to adjacent rooms. The prompt report credits rapid action by the fire department and notes weather conditions influenced the response.
A fragment reports five members of a gas boat crew daringly set in place aboard the vessel on a Tuesday, according to the damaged site text.
Fragmentary OCR text references the Pennsylvania Labor Board and a governing authority. No coherent event, date, or names are readable. The fragment mentions an authority and possible appeal but provides insufficient factual details to form a complete news card.
Board chaired by Charles Cowell renews inquiry into Gatesville school issues. Investigates alleged faults by remodelers and a client, with emphasis on removing blame and addressing financial concerns. Proceedings held away from Austin, aiming to restore accountability and safety.
A fire incident damaged an engine room at Sinco Ate causing about 5000 dollars in losses. Investigators say the blaze started from a delay in a temperature control unit and quickly spread, triggering alarms and fire department response. No injuries reported.
A deteriorating crop outlook for tea near Reading, Pennsylvania, shows growers struggling as weather and supply pressures affect harvests. The article notes slow bud development and uncertain yields, with farmers shifting to adjusted schedules and higher costs for processing and transport.
In federal court dockets, criminal and civil cases were sampled to outline proceedings and outcomes. The report notes that defendants faced varied charges and that court actions spanned preliminary motions, hearings, and stipulated settlements within the federal system.
Trade Commission ends proceedings against Dentite leader Abbott after a long inquiry into alleged misrepresentations and unfair practices. Officials did not reveal detailed findings but outlined no further action. Abbott, a noted local figure, had denied any wrongdoing. The decision closes the matter in the regional trade dispute.
An unclear teletyped notice from CARES Frumoy dated October 11 mentions a daughter of Ss and Miva and the involvement of John Ges Bisneha sPithe Duclgoe, with several garbled names and roles. The fragmentary text suggests a local or church record style notice with uncertain context.
A man identified as a Negro was taken into custody after an escape attempt in Worth. during the incident, another person named Grimes was shot. The chaotic scene involved fights, a robbery at Amal Store Yorn, and multiple witnesses. Authorities reported a large crowd and unclear motive, with investigations ongoing.
The Brenham library reports a total of about six thousand books lent in the year. City librarians note steady usage and welcome continued patron interest. Local officials credit volunteers and the library staff for sustaining programs and expanding access to Reading Roon and youth services.
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