Brenham Banner Publishing Company Notices
Business manager of Brenham Banner Publishing Company oversees checks drafts and money orders payable to the Brenham Banner. Address for communications and articles for publication is Editor Brenham Banner Brenham Texas. Entered as second class matter at Brenham post office.
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Kngreaves
Bovinese Communications and Sake
Bronham Banner Publishing Company
Radress
Brenbam Manner
Ettered
Poriotice
Brenbam
Texas
Notice to Readers Correction Request
A fragmented notice requests readers alert the paper to any errors about persons brands or reputation. The item promises corrections upon notification and directs readers to the appropriate contact point in the publication.
Brenham Giddings Baseball Kindles Local Enthusiasm
The Brenham community sees waning interest in baseball but expects a revival if the Superbas win against Giddings Monday. A crowd and the Second Infantry band are urged to travel. supporters emphasize friendly rivalry, community spirit, and avoiding harsh emotions or investigations.
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Brenham
Bren- Yam
Giddinge
Superbas
Gideings
Giddings
Senate
Sound pasture and Bermuda grass compared for corn field feed
The writer describes a farm with a Sound 4 land near a bar and a Bermuda grass pasture. The pasture is fertile and free of weeds, capable of producing more feed than the corn field, with Bermuda lightly established and the two fields used to supply livestock feed. The piece argues Bermuda helps steady forage and that modest weeding may keep both stands productive.
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Bermuda
Roll Howard
Labor and Vice: A Viennese Witty Dilemma
A fragmented excerpt notes Voltaire on labor and vice, and cites Marie Arnuet remarking that something tickles working people. The text hints at social commentary and a historical persona observing worker conditions and morale.
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Voltaire
Marie Arnuet
Fragmentary Psalm Verse Reads Like Obscure Prayer
A damaged OCR fragment presents a biblical quotation pleading for mercy and divine loving kindness, referencing ancient sentiments and a mix of archaic spelling. The text lacks clear provenance or recent factual context.
Texas Cities Grow as Houston and Dallas Vie for Lead
Anston Post notes Houston's population rise toward 200 000 by 1920 aided by suburbs and the ship channel. Dallas continues rapid growth and may reach first place in Texas, with Houston’s expansion aided by immigration and new suburbs. The completion of the Panama Canal could boost Houston into the Southwest’s top commercial center through joint business and landowner efforts.
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Annston Post
Dallas
San Antonio
Houston
Houston Heights
Brunner
Magnolia Park
Texas
Panara
Southwest
Ifallay
Jencover
Americans Read The New Significance Of Our Popular Music
The essay discusses how American tunes and dance rhythms are viewed abroad as technically original but not nobler in tone, with critics noting poetry and rhythm may hint at a distinct national form. It argues the potential of a uniquely American music emerging from ragtime and popular forms.
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Emerson
Walt Whitman
America
Europe
Oldest Living Things in Sequoia and General Grant Parks
Department of the Interior circular notes twelve thousand sequoias above ten feet in diameter across thirteen groves in Sequoia and General Grant national parks. It highlights giants: General Sherman 246 feet high, 36 feet wide. Abraham Lincoln 270 feet tall. General Grant 264 feet high, 36 feet wide. George Washington 256 feet high, 29 feet wide. These trees are among the oldest on Earth with thousands of annual rings. Pacific Coast pines show centuries of age before reaching top size.
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Washington
General Grant National Parks
Department of the Interior
Sequoia Nation
General Grant Park
Sequoia Park
Pacific Coast
Curious Civil War Era Murderer Serene in Memory and Morals
Cotliers Whale Pyrtur Chariton confessed to a brutal murder in Italy five years ago and has shown derangement since boyhood. A grand father died of alcoholism and his wife was eccentric. Yet such a couple was allowed to marry and live unrestrained.
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Cotliers
Pyrtur Chariton
Italy
Vsther
Mars
Houston Post Adds New Editorial Page Feature
The Houston Post introduces a daily feature displaying cuts of George M. Bailey Harry M Johnston and Judd Mortimer Lewis. The piece notes the three appear attractive and intellectual and mentions a stockholder meeting to discuss participation and improving the paper.
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Houston Post
George M. Bailey
Harry M. Johnston
Judd Mortimer Lewis
Post
New Paris Salon Starts With New Rules and Lottery Prizes
A new salon in Paris known as the Nouveau Salon will open amid discontent with juries from the two older institutions. It will feature works submitted unsigned until acceptance and hanging. Jon Styka serves as president as a double jury is elected to judge entries. No medals or prizes, but the society will buy works for a lottery to fund its activities.
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Parle
Jon Styka
Madaly
Prises
Funda
Seeing 18 Believing From Collier's Weekly
A brief note reflects on the idea that people can perceive invisible threats like stagnant air as clearly as visible water when presented with the concept. The piece suggests air quality awareness could become a widespread trend and public concern.
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Collier’s
Lawyers Ode to Spring Unfolds in Verse
A playful verse celebrates spring with imagery of birds singing and flowers blooming. The poem railroads memory of youth and love, depicting Cupid's court as a busy season of frolic and sport under green boughs and fresh sprays.
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Henry Howard Brownell
Cupid's Court
Train Escapes With Crying Boy And Farewell Kiss
A humorous clipping traces a frantic dash for a 1196 train to New York as a mother outruns a crying toddler. The conductor delays the train, prompting her to bid farewell with a kiss before it departs. The tale blends vaudeville humor with a photographer’s note on timing and goodbyes.
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New York
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