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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
4
The readable content shows garbled OCR text resembling a regional newspaper item. It references a place in the territory and mentions a national state and a person named in a distorted form. The fragment lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to form a clear lead or outcome.
The readable text discusses a planned landmark arch replacing a serial set of bridges, detailing budgeting with 4,140,000 total cost and 880,000 plus 300,000 for approaches. It references figures like Crowe from Commerce and Jay Rohn, and notes a shift from a natural to a radiating arch concept with a Dewey arch theme.
A garbled 19th century clipping cites ex governors of New York and notable figures, noting Cleveland as a president and others as senators. It mentions an Indian Typewriter stenographer Gret Woodstamars, a Boston lawyer clerk, and Jay Morgan Coolee of Philadelphia aged about eighty. References to J P Morgan and Civil War loans appear amid corrupted phrasing and fractured names.
The piece describes a novel concrete mix using sand and broken stone to create cheap building material. It notes proposals by Mr. Wadi sop and Mr. Adigon, mentions a city official election context, and references figures like Margaret Robine and Mrs. Emma Walier in governance roles.
A garbled historical column notes Rockefeller issuing only suggestions while departments bear responsibility. It mentions a Buffalo exposition freight car trip idea tested by nine Jersey City youths, and a later reference to Dre Albert Hurd’s fifty year teaching tenure at Knos college. It also parries a jest about Mr Dufferin’s 75th year and a Northern Pacific price anecdote, with scattered misread phrases and names.
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