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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
1
A fragmentary report details a Senate committee session on lobbying practices. Senators, including Ponzonn and Pentone, discuss visitors and agents, questioning influence on policy and the need for better regulation and oversight of past lobbying activities. The discussion touches on costs, prior connections, and calls for stricter standards.
Reports from Washington indicate farmers are busy and hopeful as cotton, corn, and other crops show strong conditions. Rain patterns vary by region, with some upland counties awaiting showers while overall yields are anticipated to be robust.
A collision early Wednesday in front of D. G. Giddingson Day Street injured a fine horse and damaged a buggy. Tacana, driven by Wilt Wood, and a Dugey vehicle collided at 2:40 am near Sea shore by Portudavaly. The horse suffered severe injuries. the driver and others escaped with minor wounds.
Inventory filed in the estate of A J Williams deceased lists appraisers and items. The total valuation includes a $1200 wear and tear item and a furniture group valued around $600. The deceased, a well known local turner, died April 26, 1920. Remain Will is an executor of the Wil family.
Mrs Affleck, noted writer for youth, was a longtime reader of The Banner. The snippet recalls her devotion dating back over four decades, including memories of family ties and local news. A brief sale of poultry appears at the end.
Andrew Kammerer spearheads a move to bring the Washington County Fair Association closer to farmers. He and others discuss cooperation with rural merchants, bankers, and stockholders to boost the fair’s growth, improve business ties, and ensure a modern, prosperous opening day amid strong crop prospects.
All day fighting along the border culminates in Matamoras capture as Mexican and allied units press from the west. Reports describe heavy shelling, civilian evacuations, and uncertain casualty counts amid cross border clashes near Browneville and various outposts.
A garbled notice reports a fatal incident near Grevavion involving Stef and Stes, with limited readable details. The fragment mentions a Mutt award and a Saturday meeting, referencing survival of a de lady and a failed attempt. Further specifics are unreadable.
Workers at Electric company and vendors refine grounds for a large gathering at Colored park on June 19. Despite rough weather, crews expect to handle thousands. organizers thank business leaders for support and anticipate a successful celebration. Pennsylvania Lawn flower and gear supplied by Reichardt Hardware.
Washington June 4 weather report notes southerly winds shifting and a warm trend approaching. Forecasters expect variable cloudiness with potential showers in the afternoon and mild temperatures across the surrounding area.
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