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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1915
Page
16
The aging showman Charley Sivalls, long hailed as the world’s oldest, is reported to have died in Houston. The obituary notes his decades on the road as a traveling performer, with memories of performances in Wynonna and other venues.
A fragmentary report outlines a supper lecture on tubercular care and hospital treatment. It mentions an international president and a local club directory as part of the discussion and notes questions about care and timing.
The readable fragments show an OCR damaged item mentioning a date and local names. It references a local area event or notice with unclear specifics but preserves names and numbers as legible. The text hints at a public or official notice, yet essential details remain unreadable.
Fragmentary notes describe river improvement work and potential assessment by local authorities at Port Smith. The memo mentions Arkpotan events and an October date, with references to state agencies and a government plan awaiting approval.
Fragmented OCR text mentions advertising ethics adoption by an ad club with scattered names and phrases. The readable content is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates, offering only a vague note on ethics discussion and potential participants.
The testimony centers on Cooper answering questions in court as he presents his side of the case. Jurors hear from Cooper about events following the incident and the facts he asserts to support his innocence.
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