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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
8
Roosevelt Farmers Institute session discusses good road building practices and educational work. Notable speakers include representatives from Washington departments of agriculture and road planning, with emphasis on dairying, cattle, and rural infrastructure in Wasinios County and surrounding towns.
Fragmented OCR recalls farmers shipping cabbages for profits while a nontypical lineup of speakers and programs unfolds at Burton July 4. Notable figures include Prof McLeod Pearce Hideway and W W Searcy with many others slated for plant industry, entomology, and civic pride talks across Independence Brenham Warton and more.
A preliminary roll of leaders and organizers formed for a new progressive party, with Governor Johnson chairing the committee and members from several states and major newspapers listed. The group aims to coordinate by mail and telegraph while planning future meetings and possible field candidacies, amid broader questions about the Democratic nomination and party alignment.
Fire swept the St Amen Hotel of Colorado City in West Texas after midnight, razing a three story brick building. Residents reported escape of a notable aviary owner Nad Garrow and damage estimated at 12,000 with 20.00 in insurance.
A fragment notes stock items marked for quick sale under a Water Coolers heading with references to selective offerings and a dealer or broker initialed BNLERT. The readable text hints at discount pricing designed to move inventory swiftly.
Butler and Corn and bacon prices listed with scattered figures. Wheat and lard values shown alongside butter and cotton per ton figures. The fragment outlines various commodity prices and market terms in a terse ledger format.
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