Polly Her Ipas Polly Her Ipas Drawn by Che Sterrett
Fragmentary OCR sketch reads Polly Her Ipas Polly Her Ipas and a name resembling Che Sterrett. Limited legible details prevent full event or relation clarity.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1917
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR sketch reads Polly Her Ipas Polly Her Ipas and a name resembling Che Sterrett. Limited legible details prevent full event or relation clarity.
Realty transfers filed on Thursday show deals totaling 54,631 dollars across two lots. The docket lists parcels and related permits, with names and locations referenced in the fragmentary OCR.
Fragmented OCR reports plans for a tubercular camp with scattered, unreadable text. The readable parts indicate immediate erection near Gary and notes on Thursday. Details are unclear due to garbled characters and missing context.
Fragmentary note indicates court actions or hearings tied to entrance and renewal matters. Names, dates, or places are unreadable. content suggests local judicial activity pending or sought, with emphasis on court entrances or access issues.
A fragmentary wartime notice describes urging readers to invest in Liberty Bonds and to spend their savings at home. It notes household stakes, local places, and the call to support wartime financing, hinting at a community auction or fund drive context.
A garbled excerpt mentions stomach health and California Syrup of Figs in a historical ad style. The text shows broken phrases about stomachs and digestion with scattered letters, lacking clear event or date details.
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