Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1913
Page
10
Fragmented Text From A Week’s Snare Report
A garbled OCR fragment references a week’s snares and fees with unclear names and dates. It mentions effort to regain a portion of revenues and a possible case or incident tied to a specific seat or place but missing decisive details.
Street Improvements Move Ahead as Board Reviews Plans
The city board considers upgrades on 460 W top Street and related drainage and paving works. Officials weigh costs and funding options while awaiting final estimates and state approval before bidding.
Inspect. Heights Lawns Wednesday
The passage lists a Wednesday inspection of lawns by a committee including KX Daluvamm, Mernart Ooitwin, award F fh, C Be Mradia, and Haney 2. Warner Prima to be awarded for pretey fawnt wx follows. The Mount carts are out of business, with Strard fart of the cs he.
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