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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
4
A brief notice claims better service and quality woods will be offered to customers seeking state state goods. It asserts privilege for delivery and patronage, implying improved terms for those who choose their products.
A brief note notes promptree delivery as a hobby and mentions a store visit. The message references a phone contact and urges remembering a detail about the delivery. It lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
The Compress Company stockholders re-elected officers and trustees including B C Giddings and F W Wood. Officers named are president B C Giddings, vice president F W Wood, and secretary W Faineke. The next annual meeting is planned for 1924.
In Fort Feud County, Mrewans of a quarrel over a cow led to the fatal shooting of McCrean. Gov. Euan Perris, charged with the killing, was arrested after the incident that occurred Monday afternoon. Perris reportedly shot McCrean as the dispute escalated, and Perris remained in jail pending grand jury investigation.
Government bulletin analyzes highway costs and farm shipping rates for 1910s era. It discusses farmer expenses, road improvements, and potential savings from better roads, citing figures on cotton marketing costs, transportation distances, and per mile charges. notes broader economic effects on rural communities.
A countywide rainstorm spared the city, leaving it dry while surrounding areas received showers. Forecasters warn a passing front could bring a brief shower later, with temperatures easing but humidity high. Local officials note a salt-flat area near Mineskam remains unsettled and urge residents to monitor updates.
A Young Men's Buddhist Association board meets to discuss segregating the so called Noise Districts in the Tenderloin. Planes aim to remove the Tenderloin from city center by relocating noise and vice conditions. Officials hope to provide better housing and safety, with eventual reviews within weeks.
Fragmentary report mentions a person named Huerta and a spy claim tied to Colombia and Mexico. It references a map and an event dated June 14, with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases. The source lacks coherent details to confirm specifics or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR blends a recipe note about evaporated cherries with a government notice. The text references a Cherry Pie reminder and provides instructions to order evaporated cherries. It shifts to a public appointment announcing Victor Hackworth’s postmaster succession, naming Massuall E. Bun ter, and notes contemporaries and duties.
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