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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1918
Page
4
A lot in Eastwood Addition was sold by the Wilson Company to F W Managed for a consideration of $0000. The deed filing lists associated parties including Sophy, Reyes, and others in the record, reflecting a property transfer noted inThursday’s filing.
Houston man assigned to general suralt in a terse note with scattered names and unclear details. The fragment mentions several individuals and places, including references to Weems Veal and possible associations with Carivin Wharton Kern and Sotate Mire, leaving the event and roles ambiguous.
A minor injury was reported after a car struck a street car on a Houston street. Police investigated the crash as responders provided aid to the driver. The incident caused minor damage to the vehicle and disrupted traffic briefly.
Public notice announces a change affecting regional transport and toll operations within the Minsowet ranges and surrounding districts. It lists authorities, affected routes, and a date near October 2 for implementation, urging residents and stakeholders to review forthcoming details.
A fragmented passage references labor conditions and an arrest, mentioning a man on a cart, maps, and a reaction to a protest. It names Fda mane and other obscured terms, with unclear locations and dates. The text is garbled, offering few concrete details about persons or events.
A fragmented old page notes amusement for boys linked to music. mentions phonographs as a desired item and needs for new ones. Several garbled phrases reference gear, streets, boosters, and local figures without clear names or dates. The readable bits point to a community effort to obtain music-related equipment for youth.
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