October Charge and November Accounts Note
Patrons may make purchases on Friday and have them payable December 1. We strive to weigh every arrangement for what appears to be a case of misuse or fraud.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
13
Patrons may make purchases on Friday and have them payable December 1. We strive to weigh every arrangement for what appears to be a case of misuse or fraud.
A fragmentary notice touts a November sale of black silks. It hints at ample offerings and attractive prices, though the text is garbled. The ad emphasizes strong value and wide selection available to shoppers.
A sale listing shows a November sale of colored silks including crepe de chine and roman striped silks. The ad mentions prices like four fifty and sixty-two, with stock at the Canton shop for various purposes.
A historical notice reports three box car burglars receiving seven year sentences in federal prison. The brief item notes the offenders' names and the court action, reflecting early 20th century crime reporting and law enforcement outcomes.
Polk County man convicted for falsifying reports to obtain salary and retirement benefits. Jury found falsified records to secure six months of postmaster pay and related pensions. Sentence and statutory penalties to follow in court proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a court note about an individual named Ex Pustmasser. It mentions years, days in pen, evaluations, and contracts. The garbled text references locations, possible witnesses, and a plea or verdict context with mentions of warrants and rents.
Fragmentary text indicates a court or prison note involving a man with an armed act leading to a sentence of years, with names like Rosina and Peter appearing in unclear context. The readable portion hints at a legal proceeding or indictment but lacks coherent details.
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