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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
4
Local notes from Brenham cover church meetings, school events, and civic items. Mentions Marmac improvements in resident districts, a Ladies Aid Society gathering, a kinder test at Reddenhassie pasture, and Father Pridal's naturalization. Mosquito rain effects, street repairs, sheep and fishing items, and a July celebration planning are noted along with local ads and commerce updates.
Local residents and visitors are noted in a stream of short social items. People named include N. Mayfield, N. Harrie, G. A. Brosadie, Earnhardt Zimpleman, Kad, Binks, Mrs. Mac Campbell, N. B. John Tesque, Leonore Hempstead, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Low, Thomas Dwyer, Alita Gardner, Bessie Eldridge, Rows, Lala May Hefley, and others. Events mention visits, travel to Jacksboro, Lyons, San Antonio, Mineral Wells, Palo Pinto, gatherings at a Maifest in Bellville, preaching plans by Reverend Clothier, and a funeral of Editor W. R. Bysumier's father. Also notes a wind event in Lee County and exams at Breaham public schools.
A promotional notice describes a contest offering a grand library prize of 113 volumes from major works. Merchants and numerous city organizations are invited to participate with votes, cash purchases, and subscriptions. Details include eligibility, voting method, and locations for depositing votes and prizes. Public notices and local events follow, including a wedding and social gatherings in Houston, with attendees listed.
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions a military or formal term and a location fragment. The legible words hint at a note about a lieutenant and possibly a helicopter or vehicle reference, but specifics are missing.
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