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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
11
A film program at the Starlight Theater features a three reel program with comedy and Navy-related feature. Local listings note a schedule including a Monday night show and a variety of entertainment with a photographed scene set in California.
fragmented OCR notes reflect a reflection on success. mentions obstacles overcome and a name Werhington plus a dubious phrase about a poached position. no clear event dates or locations.
Fragmented OCR text describes a sale notice with farm items and jars. It mentions THRO SCHIRMACHER, N. E. Corner Comet House Square, and references soaps and jars, though details are garbled. The readable fragment indicates a sale listing with a local trader and a specific corner location.
The Christine Aunday School and members hosted a devotional service on the church lawn, followed by a social gathering for friends and children. Attendants enjoyed ice cream and games while adults circulated, and a large eight-vehicle farewell party ended the evening. The event honored visiting relatives Sime, Wolle, and others, with many attendees listed among the community.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church reports no services tomorrow due to the pastor visiting from another city. Morning prayers and services will be held with communion 80 mm Sunday at 10 am. Friday litany at 8 pm. special feast days noted for the Nativity of St John the Baptist and other observances.
Fragmentary notice describes a wedding or social event linked to Adelle, Mim Stella Homeser, and others, with scattered surnames and places. The readable fragment mentions a "Meuver-Homeyor" wedding revived Thursday, connected to Bowerville and Brekhai.
Minn Prancie Ldn Te visits Amarillo contact. Mrs Cocke Mra hosts Springfield guest. Haywood and Ho P Perkinn attend with family. After four weeks, Jo Carline’s house party ends. Prlolia Chab hosts Thursday gathering. Chappel Hill plans improvements. new school wing, storehouse progress. Hosen court bollards discussed. Captain building new two story house in town.
Local bank announces a corn growing contest to boost farming methods in Washington County for the year 1972. Open to boys and girls. entrants must be county residents with the crop raised within the year. Prizes include gold cash awards and a post-contest auction proceeds donated to charity.
A garbled OCR style notice references PAY BY CHECK and mentions a local bank, The National Bank for Savings and Bank for the People. The text hints at a promotion or reminder to settle bills, with distorted phrases about accounts, deposits, and cheerful giving. No clear date or names remain readable.
Local market report lists butter ranges from 150 to 250 and poultry prices for chickens hens and turkeys, with beef and pork values noted. Cotton futures and stock market mentions appear alongside cattle calves and sheep figures, reflecting a broad agricultural price snapshot.
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