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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1913
Page
8
An old advertisement touts New Life Pills as a harmless laxative suitable for all ages. It claims prompt, easy action with no pain and suggests the product is endorsed by doctors, priced at 4.50. It targets both men and women as a general remedy.
Judge John M. Mathis writes of his Mineral Wells visit to urge citizens, describe town leaders and residents, note church plans, and discuss public concerns. He names local figures, schedules a rally, and outlines expected events tied to a political and social push in the community.
A garbled report outlines a fatal shooting case with a grand jury appearance for Bob Hanks, a local porter, amid confusion over identity and motives. A separate break in at Craigs Market yields a single dollar in cash, little clue, and a porter named Manrer linked to the incident.
Auction of a farm in Aol Farm area foreclosed after negotiations at the avenue. The property sold at $75 an acre, with details of the sale and buyers indicating a quick transfer and completion.
Pinko Phifer is described as seriously ill in his Welxbl hotel apartment. Eyewitnesses at the Phifer cafe and Wright Hotel note the condition is inflammatory and linked to a health issue called MALIA. Friends express cautious hope for a complete recovery.
Hetweny Home of the Wange mah Reichard Wholemly Grocery company returned home from Talverton. He attended the annual meeting of the Scot Texas Wholevale Merchants cooperative with met at the Hate Gulyen in that city Saturday.
The readable fragments indicate a local item mentioning Huserne and Heeoham Manier Rubweribe with unclear context and missing specifics.
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