Brenham Daily Banner publication details and notices
Brenham Daily Banner lists publishing staff, management, and subscription terms. Includes references to Frewenham MasER Poulisheng Company, business manager Geo 4 Nro, Cathrine R Manager, Wan KW FIBHER Eaton, and "Astros 111 over communications." Indicates mail matter status and post office recognition in Brenham.
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Cathriner
Wan KW. Fibher
Eaton
Astros
Balior
Breshass
Postodice
Brenham Tera
Notice to the Public on German Emoteer Character
A public notice requests attention to the character and standing of any German emoteer. The message urges readers to consider conduct and presentation in public discourse and the community’s standards.
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Amy
Paying Campaign Stalls As Signatures Remain Elusive
For days none of the hold outs sign up for payment. The committee failed to canvass a district systematically and procure signatures. A half day of effort could move forty seven owners to sign, with time dampening enthusiasm. The committee knows the situation and should act quickly to boost Brenham prospects.
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Brenham
Don’t Handle Dirty Eggs in Wet Hen House
The text advises keeping hens’ nests clean and water managed to prevent mud on eggs. It notes wet houses spread mud to nests, recommends running water away from coops, keeping nests stocked with straw and glass for visibility, and using litter on the floor to reduce muddy feet and dirt on eggs.
The Charge Before God and Christ Preached
Fragmentary biblical quotation emphasizes judgment by Jesus Christ at His appearing. The text references Paul’s letters to Timothy and urges faithful preaching and accountability.
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Ges
Jesup Christ
Timothy
Flaming Beacons and Warnings in Maritime Newspaper Voice
Fragmented OCR text describes warning signals and bells at sea, urging ships to heed beacon fires and avoid peril. Mentions bishops and admonitions amid references to beams and shipwreck risk. Unclear dates, places, or names due to corrupt source.
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Hurne
Recognizing the Farmers penig
A garbled passage discusses farmers gaining recognition after years of neglect. It notes that finance realms had underestimated rural standing, with examples of farmers confronting banks to prove their worth and push for inclusion in national economic concerns. The text reflects on inequality between agriculturists and moneyed interests.
Farmers Cite Change In National Values From Bankers
The piece argues that national welfare hinges on farm work not railroad or factory roles. It cites Minnesota bankers acknowledging farmers' pivotal place and independence, urging fair, respectful views of tillers of the soil and noting cities rely on agricultural producers for essentials. It concludes bankers should lead with just recognition.
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Ling
Minnesota Bankers’ Association
Chapman
Minnesota
United States
Bankeere
Growth of Exports Across Key Industries Reveals Strong Expansion
A Federal Bureau of Commerce compilation highlights rising foreign sales in iron and steel, copper, lumber, cotton goods, leather, and refined mineral oils. From 1893 to 1913, iron and steel exports surged from about 1? to 875 million, copper from 5 to 140 million, and cotton manufactures from 12 to 58 million, with overall exports rising about 606 percent over the 20-year span.
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Waen News
Federal Bureau of Commerce
Designat Iron and Steel Manufactures
A Good Poison For Rats Country Gentleman
A farmer’s outbuildings suffer rat infestations as traps lose effectiveness. Poison like phosphorus or arsenic risks animal poisoning. A plaster of Paris and sugar mix offers a cheap, non toxic alternative. mix five parts plaster, one part sugar, one part flour, dry, place a small amount near rat holes, and the plaster hardens after consumption.
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Plaster of Paris
College Not A Stock Show Kanaan Industrialist
The piece argues the agricultural college should be seen as a state workshop rather than a stock show. A recent incident at the stock pavilion shows farmers laughing at an underfed steer from a maintenance ration, highlighting the gap between show merit and practical farming education. President Waters spoke on steer feeding, stressing the college’s mission to teach farmers how to win prizes through sound management.
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Agricultural College
Waters
Tarkington's Joke Delights Princeton Friends
Philadelphia Ledger reports Tarkington used a prank to tease Princeton friends by feigning a medical emergency. The author phoned a college physician, who prepared urgent arrangements before Tarkington revealed his identity, humorously highlighting their long rivalry and camaraderie.
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Tarkington
Princeton
Turk
Philadelphia
Ark
Nassau
By Way Of Suggestion with York Tribune
Fragmented excerpt describes heat pains and hints at a forthcoming metropolitan summer. The narrator promises to share a confidant secret and advises a power bath with clothes on as a preferable start to the office routine.
Man and Death by Browning
A fragmented OCR fragment from Browning expresses a longing for May and spring as a contrast to death. The narrator laments that only woe remains with death, wishing the upcoming season could reconcile lost friends and provide sweet sights, sounds, and growth.
Humorous Exchange Across Ages and Borders
A humor filled exchange from England and the United States highlights playful jabs at fire disasters, newspaper misreads, and a governor's wit. Snippets include a London banter about a Johnson Street fire and escapes, Mark Twain’s defense of women, and a Chicago recorder’s exchange on state order and alphabetic listings.
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Smith
Brown
Johnson Street
London
Debtors and Attitude on Debt Featured on Marion Record Front
Homer Hoel prints a debt themed box on the Marion Kansas Record front page. He contrasts debtors who delay payments with those who honor debts, praising timely payment and condemning poor credit behavior. He notes the effect of attitude on money and prosperity.
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Homer Hoel
Marion
Kansas
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Robert Browning
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