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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
16
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A group identified as Thomasites plans a reunion at the West Haven Center on a date in mid year. Organizers urge former students and staff to attend, with details to be announced. The event aims to reconnect alumni from the early era of the organization.
A quartet delivered a strong performance at the year end concert with lively harmonies and precise rhythm. The group showcased versatility across pieces, drawing applause from a packed venue and local supporters.
Fragmentary OCR describes plans for a nurse housing project with references to locations and dates. The readable fragments imply construction at a public site, with mentions of housing for medical staff and a wartime or postwar context. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled note about a G O P candidate for governor and mentions a plot or scheme. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving only hints of political intrigue and unclear accusations. The text is largely indecipherable and cannot be reliably expanded.
In a flurry of telegrams and notes from Northrup & Clark and Oakland dealers, a young buyer extols Oakland cars and Willys Knight, Cleveland Six, and Oldsmobile models. Prominent names like Arpatt Cockrell, E A Bynum, Gene Lewis, J W Meek, H T D Wilson appear as sellers or references, while the author muses on getting his photo in a Sunday paper and the appeal of new auto features.
A satirical buyer boasts of his shop expertise yet seeks a skilled auto sales pitch. He promises $50 to the salesman who delivers the best selling talk, whether or not he buys. He hints at a Seventeen Jewel Illinois Watch offered for cash or credit at 35 dollars with a 5 dollar down payment and 5 dollars monthly.
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