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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
4
Local news notes an emancipation celebration at Somerville on June 19 attended by two children with scarlet fever. A boll weevil sighting is reported in Greenville. A recital by Miss Julia Logeatt is planned at Bright on Tuesday June 2 with Ceceerne Sura as pianist.
Tricolored residents north of Brenham enjoy a community tree and barbecue on the 48th inst. Hallie Cooke and Mirtim Richsenon left for Houston with relatives joining the Laboring Men Emancipation celebration. Rentals, church plans, and Fourth of July preparations are noted amid partial notices and local governance actions.
Nominations for the GOP ticket name William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt and another Roosevelt ally as standard bearers. The article notes McKinley as the obvious choice while commenting on Roosevelt's standing in the party and a later vice presidential speculation.
The Brenham fire department reports success in disposing of 225 season tickets for the midsummer light concert at Park Theater. The subscriber list has been published in part from time to time, with the complete link to be issued later.
An advertisement from The New York Store touts a Smithville sale with baited phrases and heavy discounts on diverse goods. It promises low prices on a range from yard items to clothing and household wares, aiming to be the largest sale in the city and to draw customers with bold claims and varied merchandise.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mr Norman, Basan, and unnamed parties with unclear actions. No clear date, location, or outcome, making exact reporting impossible. The readable names suggest a local incident or event, but specifics are unreadable.
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