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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1916

Page

4

Payment of Poll Taxes Begins Monday Across Districts

Fragmented OCR shows a public notice about poll tax payments starting Monday. The legible parts mention authorities, dates, and locations affected, with scattered phrases referencing local officials and taxation steps.

Will Box Waugh Friday Night

Fragmentary text references a Friday night event with boxing as a theme. It mentions Joe Bertucci and rough phrases suggesting a match or performance with uncertain details and dates. The readable parts point to a boxing context and possible sales or events.

Will Box Waugh Joe Bertucci

Annual Meeting Success of Union Baptists Association in Galveston

Fragmentary OCR describes a meeting of the Union Baptists Association in Galveston. The text is garbled with missing words but references the annual gathering and related events or outcomes. No clear dates, leaders, or resolutions are readable.

High School Problem Discussed at Conference

A conference addressed a difficult high school problem though the readable text is garbled and partially illegible. The event appears to focus on student reasoning and analytic challenges amid unclear notes and excerpts.

Local Bowlers SUL See Stir in Local Meet

A garbled local sports note hints at bowlers competing in a regional meet with possible victories. Key names appear as Aeron Bh and EH A, suggesting individual performances though details are unclear.

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Vote Saturday on Proposed Smelter

Duluth leader Walvin chairing stockholders meeting. community members debate site near town with concerns over pollution, road access, and economic impact. Residents press for clear plan and safeguards while officials consider permitting details and timeline.

North Carolina National Guards On Way To Border

Fragmentary copy reports North Carolina National Guard units moving toward a border region. Text is garbled but suggests deployment and border security actions involving state forces. No clear dates or detailed outcomes are readable.

North Carolina National Guards

Illustrated Lecture by Drs Lockhart on The Great Southwest

An illustrated lecture by Dr Lockhart and Dr Wom tarthart will discuss the Great Southwest with a focus on terrain and travel. The event includes a slide show and description of frontier life, intended for students and local residents.

Fragmented City Notes on Streets and Property Lines

The report discusses street and property line problems in the city with references to the Tatars club and local figures. It mentions consolidation plans, club seating, and potential street tracing efforts amid scattered OCR fragments and bold headings.

Reinar Rome

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