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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
8
Betsying Braye, Edwards, and Gawthrop form a trio linked to a local case. The article outlines disputes and actions involving these individuals, with emphasis on legal or financial stakes and a regional context.
Fragmentary OCR recalls funeral notices and court references. Mentions H Kina, MART LOVINE HILL, H ROUZER, and local figures within a court of appeal context. Includes garbled names and dates, with scattered references to areas, trials, and civic events.
New courses aimed at broad Spanish language interest appear in local education options. Instructors plan ten sessions to accommodate rising demand, featuring practical conversation and cultural topics.
Fragmentary OCR reads names Lillian Frances Doualasd and Lance Chow with scattered terms. The legible portion hints at a personal notice or obituary style item, but the rest is garbled, lacking clear action, date, or location.
Disrupted OCR text shows A. M. live stock winning a $1500 prize at the Dallas Fair. Mentions Thad Bo and a departmental event amid garbled lines. cannot confirm full names, dates, or additional results from the corrupted fragment.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a political slogan or caption connected to a captain and a nation figure. It mentions names like U and J and a campaign theme but lacks clear context or complete facts to identify event, place, or date.
Fragmentary OCR text references a historical notice with terms like pantry and buyers names. The readable bits suggest a legal or property related publication from a past era, likely noting individuals and actions in a local context.
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