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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
1
The fragmentary article references a case in Irving involving security measures and precautions at a pharmacy or department related to a raid or threat. It mentions testing and testimony and a police or safety department, with scattered names and terms that point to a legal or protective action.
A fragmented notice reports Finston's new store opening amid public panic. The readable phrases mention Upen to Panic Ton and uncertain timing as locals await details about the venture and its impact.
Fragmentary OCR text references officials and growers, farm policy shifts, and warnings about the impact on agriculture. Mentions Governor Fern Matt and various names, with garbled phrases about drought, production, and timelines. Context appears to be a political or economic discussion affecting farming communities.
Fragmented readable text references a conference meeting and a headline about growth and eating toward growth. The lines repeat names and terms, with unclear entities and several garbled phrases. The exact event, date, and participants remain unreadable in the fragment.
A disruptive fire at a sulfur pier near Galveston sparks riots and security concerns. Reports describe vessels and crews under pressure, with police present and military smoke over the scene. The incident prompted evacuation fears, casualty questions, and ongoing investigations into the blaze and surrounding tensions.
A garbled OCR item mentions Sullivan and Rown with phrases Chick Cand and Naced regarding Cost For Gunbleet, leaving unclear context and details. The readable fragments suggest a local-note style brief about people and a price or cost issue.
Washington reports a disruptive storm system off the Atlantic coast with warnings posted as the gale center nears Mobile Bay. The weather baron issued warnings late Wednesday as heavy seas and strong winds battered Cape Hatteras and the mouth of the Whelep River, delaying vessels and prompting safety advisories.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a newspaper item about The Post returning with a monthly issue. The readable segments mention carriers, patrons, and terms, but the overall meaning is unclear due to extensive garbling. Entities include The Post and possible references to months and deliveries.
An obituary notes Autry a noted legal figure in the LGB community dies at his Houston residence after a long career. The piece mentions Corshasa origins and highlights involvement with law, education, and local civic groups. It reflects on personal notes and memories from colleagues and family.
Readable lines mention a West Columba location and a 20pm time slot with incomplete names and phrases. The text appears as garbled OCR with references to officials and a possible schedule or meeting, but key details are unclear. No definitive event or outcome can be confirmed from the fragments.
A fragmentary notice reports the creation of a new corporation COLAITL based in British Columbia to handle cotton exports abroad. Details are incomplete, with garbled text obscuring exact names and procedures.
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