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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
5
An OCR damaged snippet shows scattered letters and incongruent words about districts and officers. It references names like Pic KP and Keratin in a jumbled, unreadable form with no clear events or outcomes.
A fragmentary item notes a piece by David at Tuller sparking discussion. The readable text emphasizes a noteworthy creative effort, with minimal details about the work or its reception. Further specifics are unavailable in the surviving lines.
Fragmented readable text indicates a claim or statement about a person named Pullen and apparent notes on saving an invention. The garbled OCR hides full facts, but references to a statement and a warning or wake event suggest a local notice or obituary style item.
A garbled catalog item describes a taffeta silk petticoat priced at 38 dollars and another item at 94 dollars. The text includes broken phrases about materials, trims, and attachments, with numerous garbled words and unclear details.
A garbled OCR passage presents unreadable phrases and names, offering little coherent facts or context. It contains stray fragments about items, colors, and invented terms, lacking a discernible event, person, or place to summarize meaningfully.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe officers pursuing a Black man in a reported crime incident. The garbled text mentions a deputy, a sign, and gestures toward a county area, with unclear actions and locations. No coherent sequence of events or concrete names are recoverable from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a new residence district, with many garbled words and missing context. No clear names, dates, places, or events are recoverable. The readable fragments suggest construction notes and street terms, but lack coherent facts to summarize.
A damaged OCR text fragment shows scattered phrases about complaints and misread names. It mentions a person or place referenced as Latin or Latnacrive and a reference to a shears or share, with unclear actions. The readable parts imply a civic or complaint context but lack coherent facts.
Senger son campaign works through final recount steps as supporters await certified results. Officials prepare paperwork, observers note discrepancies, and both sides anticipate soon closing the process with conclusive totals.
Levy's Alyien is described as prepped and ready with Bont quality and the claim that Levy's offers the lowest prices.
Advertisement notes 2 inch square linen napkins priced at 1.49 per dozen with a special offer. The text includes garbled lines about prices and patterns, highlighting a very beautiful pattern and a promotional price across multiple mentions.
Fragmented text describes Percales for school frocks including a 38 inch width fabric, cretonne like details, and a 10 yard piece priced at 105 per yard. Mentions broad supply issues, color notes, and varied mentions of vendors and shop terms.
Advertising office notes a strict centorship process and weighed opinions on merchandise. A recent New York purchase is described, with efforts to ensure truthfulness. A 60¢ yard sale offer for 86 inch wide linen tradesmen’s stock is advertised as a remarkable bargain for home use.
Readable ad copy promotes Friday sale on CHINA MATTING with red green blue tan palettes and various patterns. Mentions wide weave options, yard pricing, and special at six, plus JAP MATTINGS with carved patterns and warp laid options. Notes stock from regular lines and limited quantities.
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