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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1918
Page
2
Classified style notice lists "Sightly Used Late Model Cars" with a jumble of brand names and cryptic text. Mentions Westheimer Household Furniture Company and Sia oraith's Rugs, implying a mixed ad section for moving sale items. Fragmentary OCR yields scattered brand and product words without coherent details.
Old OCR fragment lists a private sale of real estate by owner in North Dakota. The ad mentions Choice Farm Lands and American Construction in a small real estate notice. Readable text is limited but indicates a sale listing with unspecified terms.
Houston Morris Plan Company AAR reports a financial arrangement summarized under a 25 percent rate with a stated capital of 3,250,000. The notice outlines terms related to a transaction involving a planning or cooperative agreement and regulatory considerations.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Muldoor Lancs and a first soldier, with references to Suede Theo WWilnor Pa and several unclear phrases. The legible elements point to a local item or notice regarding a named unit or person, but specific events, dates, locations, or outcomes are not discernible.
Readable fragments suggest a local event or notice with names and places, but core details are missing. The text shows scattered names such as The Julians and Sak iran alongside unclear individuals, with mentions of a city, barard, and attee whort hinesn.
In readable parts a table shows a routing or timing detail with entries tied to event notes. Names appear as Moe and Eli among others. The fragment hints at sequence steps and a final outcome but lacks complete context.
Veteran fighter Hogern Gorack reappears at Temple after a grueling battle. Reports describe his return as a cautious comeback, with supporters praising endurance and future plans.
Fragmentary text shows an attempt to name a group called Independents Organize and reference to a protestive association tied to Northwest. The readable portions include garbled names and potential individuals or groups, with no clear event, date, location, or outcome to establish a coherent news item.
Fragmentary notice reports a poisoning death and a related incident involving Sleydhmine and other unnamed parties. Details are unreadable, with several garbled phrases and missing contexts. Authorities and dates are not identifiable from the legible text.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a war garden section and production of a large tank. References to Kinga and Hahn appear in unclear order, with no complete actions or dates.
A prominent Ositleman, L Womack of Edna, died after a long illness. The notice notes his service record and local impact, with references to community roles and affiliations. The fragmented OCR text mentions CAPTAIN headings and various initials, indicating a historical obituary style without full details.
garbled text suggesting a military dependent case or incident in Galveston with mentions of Yurmah, Pumilins, and Ravin. readable fragmentary elements indicate a local incident or court matter involving soldiers or dependents.
An examination fragment notes Galventon Combly facing a prepare meet shortage of treasure. The document mentions a supervising official and flucellay context, with uncertain details and garbled names.
Residents in Smithville subscribe to a loan fund as a quota is reached for the campaign. Officials report strong local support, with many households contributing to the effort and aiming to sustain community services.
The text appears as garbled OCR with unreadable phrases and scattered names. It includes partial references to costs, supply, dates, and places, but lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects to summarize into a clear news item. No verifiable entities or actions emerge from the readable fragments.
In a Port Boesial Texas area report Lockhart Mar Tiew is noted alongside local figures for a transportation or port issue. The fragmentary text lists place names and agencies, hinting at a county or city action with regional implications in early March. Further readable nouns include Arksa and LACKHANT.
A clipped newspaper item reports Lola Boy’s death in military service during a period of unrest. Details are fragmented but confirm the fatality occurring while serving, with limited surrounding context and no additional names or dates clearly readable.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions deaths, individuals A Rice and Martin, and a reference to a person in Haiastan Vor specu. The readable items are unclear names, places, and events. Clean extraction is not possible from the garbled source.
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