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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1909
Page
8
Readable fragments indicate a schedule note with scattered names and places. Cheyenne and Mary appear among partial entries, with incomplete times and affiliations. The legible items suggest a local timetable or event alignment.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Andersons Enterprise and broad claim about many people in Ameries buying ice and other items. Unclear wording suggests promotional or advertorial content with garbled phrases and nonsensical lines. No verifiable events, names, dates, or locations clearly identifiable.
Fragmented OCR notes outline a September 26 timetable with scattered items and unclear names. It mentions events at Sun sap HY Vee and references to teams or venues with many unreadable segments. The readable fragments imply a community schedule update without clear organizers or outcomes.
The article questions whether an upper berth should carry the same price as a lower berth. It discusses pricing fairness and passenger expectations, noting potential impacts on rail or shipping services and traveler behavior.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and numbers. Readable bits mention a birth related item or notice with minimal context and no clear dates or participants.
Fragmented OCR reports a crop damage and reduced corn production across Missouri Nebraska and Kansas with large, uncertain figures. It notes a drop in yield and uncertainty about totals while listing affected states.
Reported small crop yields with heavy showers east of Mississippi delaying field work. Frost risk minimal but expected to persist, affecting growers’ plans. Mexican grass tick linked to bean crops draws attention from farmers and ag officials.
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