10 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1912
Page
1
A fragmented account from early June details Taft leading in delegates and Georgia and Alabama showing strong preferences. The report notes blocs formed, key states like Arkansas and Georgia, and organizers including William Wilson and Frank Knox shaping the Taft faction's campaign.
Brenham's booster tourists Giddings and Lockett on a Texas automobile tour report from San Angelo. They sent a letter to the Young Men's Business Association secretary describing their trip and the reception in Brenham and other towns. The group mentions names of towns and local figures and notes a smooth journey with favorable reception.
Abe Klein of Quandh Texas is in Arenbam today and was taken by officials to discuss plans for a new project. He contemplates locating a facility in Bromham and met with local leaders to gauge business conditions and support for future expansion.
A plan to modernize the Kolmes Building along North and Main outlines new windows an archway at the front a replacing stair exterior with a brick storefront and a rear warehouse with brick platform. Owner Rolwon and Morton Hawkins oversee improvements including shelving and interior repairs totaling about 34 500 with contractor Orittia overseeing the work.
A community event titled Get-Together Smoker is planned for Tuesday evening. Houmy Saew's Business Asson coordinates an interesting program featuring a band and a guest narrator. Planning emphasizes a social gathering with light refreshments and informal performances.
A garbled obituary and local revival appeal describe Miss Pennie McCatehous’s death and a community fundraiser. The text mentions a funeral at 4 o clock Sunday, tributes from friends and relatives, and an Adjutant General style list of speakers and committees for a town event in Brenham. The note references civic leaders, a large turnout aim, and requests public support for a revival and fundraiser.
A delivery wagon hastily left its position at about 1:40 today after the horned fright. Driver Jobmis e foke lost control near Willamson's residence. a passerby was thrown from the wagon and sustained injuries while the horse bolted north on West street toward A Wood's residence.
Hurmano Schneider purchased an old South town property for 14000 with an eye to remodel and sell later, noting it could have fetched 45000 previously before property values rose. He sold portions of the premises to Otto Grlape in nearby Timerville. Mian Nanniv Wand was en route to Austin today. Rev. Mr. Haan of Iouomile traveled to West Texas today.
Relayed obituary notes Captain J.M. Byron, late commander of the Brenham Light Guards, killed in LaGrange area front during service. Parsonage funeral details, burial with military honors, Medal of Honor mentions, and reference to his leadership and awards. Mentions posthumous esteem by company and county officials.
A frail necked young lady and Mina Niederauer were aboard a trolley or tram car when a Santa Fy railroad incident caused wheel impact but no injuries. The woman avoided harm. Niederauer was uninjured with a close call.
A Texas syndicate plans large scale asbestos development near Llano. The project, linked to the National Asbestos Company of Chicago, outlines extensive deposits and a 20 mile extent with channels to Canada. Officials describe modern extraction and by products used in rope and packing, noting the venture could shift regional material supply away from Canada.
Mrs Jom Miller and Mr Bram ham prepare to attend the wedding of Miss Maxente Searcy and Mr Rime Klobare of San Gatrwdie Camel. The ceremony is set for Wednesday evening Mounton Bogs area. Guests will travel from the North and Mast then visit an automobile show in Canading renorth.
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