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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
8
A cedar hill farmer faces a tough season as rain threatens crops amid a drought scare. Reports describe thinning yields and uncertain prospects for hay and corn, with local neighbors watching weather patterns and market conditions closely.
KG Baking Powder is a real blend of two baking powders one starts rising on moisture the other activates with heat This combination sustains the rise through muffins biscuits or cake It costs less than old fashioned quick rising types yet needs no more and is claimed superior to them in every way Try a can at our risk and be convinced
Immigrants and families trickle into Texas with far fewer people than expected. Reports describe scant crowds at gatherings and mixed views on relocation, noting theHALO and Hive events, and an uneven turnout across counties as residents weigh new opportunities and concerns.
Bremen city discussion notes Brenham leading in education. Local banker Ted voicing support for Brenham, praising community strength, roads, schools, and growth potential. Observers cite progress and aspirational goals in this regional profile.
A large crowd is expected Thursday in the city for the fiftieth anniversary Emancipation celebration. The event includes a parade, dignitaries, and a program featuring oratory, dancing, and other incidents of a well regulated holiday, with two celebrations in one day as preparations proceed at local venues.
Gen Felix Robertson is welcomed at a Gettysburg gathering hosted by Odd Fellows of Petite, with decorations and a formal reception. The event features a public welcome address by John West and a keynote by Grand Master Nolder of Philadelphia, signaling the convention’s shift to business.
Fragmented notes describe a feature lineup including The Geisha Girl of Japan and The Spirit of the Range, with images of a young woman and a Western theme. The writeup touches on audience appeal, and a local postmaster discusses mail carrier routes and improved delivery to city residents.
A damaged OCR fragment from Merantry city reports a census of 1203 children in a 7 year span, noting 500 white and 604 Black pupils, with 1782 total and 1922 figures. stresses racial makeup and a final line on negro turnout.
A fragmentary ad style piece celebrates cherry pie using playful questions and garbled lines. It mentions evaporated cherries ready for use and hints at a cook turning out pies that satisfy strong appetites despite the unclear rest of the copy.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions B. P. Anderson at Olds hinge and Giddings bank. Trade terms referenced amid vague place and person details.
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