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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
5
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions Bellmont and a tailor with unclear phrasing about a system issue. The readable portion notes a person named RICHEER and a reference to a tailor in some setback or correction context, without clear dates or locations.
Longhorn alumni ready for a major game as they gather to cheer on their team. key figures and local supporters plan to attend the event at the university, with organizers emphasizing tradition and school spirit ahead of kickoff.
A reform measure titled the Socalled Law Enforcement Wille passed by the legislature, tightening liquor control and enforcement standards across Tennessee. The law focuses on licensing, penalties, and compliance for taverns, distilleries, and retailers. It aims to curb illegal sales and improve public safety while detailing enforcement authority and timelines. The act directs agencies to issue regulations within the coming months and outlines transitional provisions for existing licenses.
Americans and Englishwomen compete in the final round of the National Women’s Championship on Wilmington Links. All other contenders are eliminated as the lead players push for victory in a tense finish.
A messy report notes that ASA WILLTE injured John May Hubert and was arrested and jailed in Brenda. The fragmentary text references a local incident with unclear dates or official records. Further details are not readable.
Delegates from Lagisiene and Tran arrive in Orange for Bein That Opens This Morning. Local speakers include Joe Webb and J Coshibreitnates mo pteny ate Grange. A Dallas County tax total cited as $109,904,890 appears amid scattered notes on events and attendees.
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