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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1913

Page

9

Prohibition Opinion Split in Primary Balloting

Fragmentary OCR shows voters debating Prohibition as a primary issue with scattered phrases about candidates and seats. The text is garbled but hints at campaign opinions, candidate references, and market confusion surrounding the election.

Invisible Bi Focal Lenses Made Here

Fragmented OCR text describes optics and lenses with scattered phrases. It mentions bi focal lenses and a location possibly Manteno and Ware with garbled names. The readable portion hints at a local manufacturing or product note but contains too many errors to extract a clear event or outcome.

Columbus Day Celebration Noted In Local Event

Fragmentary input records a Columbus Day celebration with unclear phrases and multiple garbled terms. Readable elements reference a local observance and involvement by community members, but key names and details are too distorted to identify.

Eltinge Goes to Galveston Amid Recall of Ampervonat Ties

A report notes Eltinge's departure to Galveston as rumors swirl about the main company. Details remain unclear, with industry sources citing shifting labor and lab affiliations.

Tor of Reminine Holes Ampervonat Main Company

Body of Man Still Unfound In Mining Incident

In a remote mining area WD nd Babine believe Max will retrieve them. Teingran revealed from Braher, suggesting hope that the missing man will be found.

Babine Max Teingran Braher

Old Mexico Romance Ends in Elopement Wedding

A romance begun in Old Mexico led to a wedding as Mary Hamed and Euan ree tied the knot. The couple’s story, shaped by distant paths and shared plans, culminated in a simple ceremony reflecting their journey and commitment.

Old Mexico

Peace Inhn Cer ill be 'ould Monday uring at loom te 'uansiouys

Fragmented city news reports a Monday event connected with Justice or peace activities. Readable names and details are garbled, but reference to a public gathering at a central venue and notes on local figures appear. The item resembles a brief community notice with uncertain specifics.

Uansiouys Centra Vere A.C Raoae

Death notices cluster from local records misspelled text

Fragmentary death notices list several individuals with ages and partial names. The readable items mention an elderly woman and a probable multiple obituary notices, but many names and details are garbled.

Inner Circle Meeting at the Press Club Tonight

An Inner Circle gathering is planned at the Press Club this evening. Local attendees from nearby groups and members are expected to join for discussions and informal networking.

Inner Circle Press Club

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