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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1914
Page
14
A garbled fragment from a local page notes a wedding ceremony in Ando New York with mentions of vows and family. The text references a groom, a bride, and nearby onlookers while hinting at celebratory music and hopeful futures for the couple.
A marriage announcement appears for May Ehret Bast, daughter of prominent Harinn-Cromen residents. The brief item notes the engagement of Miss Bast to a line of descent from the House ahah eng ee a, with emphasis on family and social status.
A seven year old boy is reported missing in Friston with authorities stating a search is underway. Police urge the public to report any sighting or information leading to the boy’s location. No further details on the circumstances are provided.
A fragmentary local notice reports that Purpias secured seven hundred dollars for the Woman of Lake Trummell, with further details unreadable but indicating a community or legal action involving the named figure and institution.
An election dispute involves Lane challenging Olemore. The fragmented text references legal action, a potential second party, and procedural concerns over tallying or duties, suggesting a contested result and formal review. Names appear obliquely, with ambiguous references to election process and timeline.
Obituary note reports the death of former city alderman Witla Riley of Houston. The record glimpses at his long service, noting tenure with city council and community roles.
The fragmentary text mentions time and prompts about being given more, with garbled lines referencing individuals and a string of incomprehensible phrases. The readable parts repeatedly emphasize excess time and potential continuation.
A Millers Association announces expanded access to non members as the trade group promotes broader participation. Officials say the move aims to boost activity at the market and foster cooperative industry growth.
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