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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1918
Page
20
A fragmentary OCR list cites churches in Houston including Methodist and First Presbyterian with scattered names like Parke and Paul’s. The garbled text reads like a directory of congregations and locations, lacking coherent events or dates.
Fragmentary text mentions radio expats and names May Williams Derwist Williams and Gary Sea. Unclear event or location details with garbled phrases. no coherent story or definite outcome emerges.
Fragmentary text references F Kromvinkler Jr and a company at Tangeeae with vague notes about Uncle near Evgmutniler and Meronveanther with wardy attents. No clear event or outcome readable.
Real estate deeds recorded Saturday include a lot in Eastwood Addition conveyed by W Z Carter Lumber Company to Dickens for a stated consideration. The entries show parcel transfers and associated notes, with illegible portions obscuring exact terms and buyer details.
A damaged OCR snip shows scattered place names and partial court references. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable to identify a specific case or proceeding. The fragment lacks sufficient facts for a precise summary.
An AC hearing covered actions against Heights Grocer and Potocag with details of fines and proceedings. Batunay mach noted in the coverage.
A chaotic but heartfelt birthday gathering at Oak Lawn marked by music and dancing. Friends and family shared stories as the guest of honor enjoyed a warm, festive evening with salads and cake.
Fragmentary notes describe a tent event near Hyde Park Boulevard with mentions of a state university figure Mary MacKensia and a Dean. Shaky text references a New Orleans tale and a street gathering. Readers should see the paper for legible details and proper names.
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