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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
1
Durango falls to rebel hands according to reports from Mexico City. Federal forces begin to unite near the region as general movements and troop realignments unfold, with mentions of Obregon and other commanders shaping the conflict.
The engineering department plans flexible tasking for paving Alamone to McGirt and Oof Streets with Beadquardinest, as President Chaden DeWare and Secretary Prank tever of the Young Men's Pastures Yamwelatow depart for inspection. Executive board notes progress and favorable reports on campaigns. business leaders express strong support for the effort amid upcoming tours.
Weather outlook for Washington on June 24 through Wednesday with variable winds. Forecast calls for fair conditions overall with a chance of showers later, temperatures mild to warm, and generally steady weather through the midweek period.
Auer and Bride wed in Galveston as John Coral, a wealthy farmer, and Dame Bremham, a bookkeeper, plan residence with Joan Wmimeawer. The ceremony linked Bremham’s family and noted Remimanes Avenue as a favored locale for the couple’s future home.
An 1890s report describes Uncle Sam's Horse Farm near Front Royal Virginia developing a new system to raise thoroughbreds for cavalry mounts. It notes high costs, a long setup, and potential for cheaper future supply as Europe considers imports.
Washington date June 24 President Wilson made a personal appeal for immediate congressional action on banking and currency reform while many members were absent. He urged prompt measures as the House and Senate prepared for a joint session to consider the nation’s financial framework and long term monetary policy.
Fragmentary report discusses neat parcel post packaging and potential legal issues with mail handling. It references authorities, routes, and individuals like G. P. Wendt and Greens Brigade in a chaotic account from an unspecified place and time.
The piece describes Evangelist Coale delivering a Monday night sermon with visions of revival and calls for reform of bank and tanking systems. It portrays a crowded chamber, political tension, and references to legislative and religious debates shaping the event.
A Texas citizen denounces the Bond Amendment to the state constitution warning it would undermine university and A&M funding. He argues against party lines, urging voters to protect education and reject the proposed provision despite political pressures. He cites alleged deception and reconstruction-era echoes.
Fragmented report lists multiple locations with partial conditions. Mentions Crewtian Teas, Arlington, San Antonio style readings, temperatures around mid 70s, and scattered cloudy or partly cloudy notes. Details are damaged and some entries unreadable.
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