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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
6
A damaged OCR fragment shows garbled railway time table text with scattered words and nonsensical phrases. It mentions schedules, trains, agents, and stations in a jumbled sequence, offering no coherent times or destinations.
Local markets list assorted produce prices and cattle quotes with scattered figures and vendor names. The record references items like middling, stock market terms, wagon requests, and regional notes, reflecting a busy mid century wholesale page.
At a joint Elks meeting the Hike 42 Bike Union elected officers for the year. August Lindemans is exalted ruler with Fred Martin as leading knight and J B Rasberry Loyal Knight. Geo Tucker is secretary and Wilkins treasurer with several trustees named. The group plans lodge events and to send a delegate to the grand lodge meeting in Rochester.
A visiting figure named Fred Dreyer and Joy Cart arrived in Mrenham by train from San Antonio. They planned several days of meetings at the court house and with local clubs, aiming to discuss canine and poultry programs, while noting the region’s hospitality and the long-standing local efforts in public welfare and education.
Bonner Pennybacker notes signs of progress with no-movement road work stalled by brake hose issues, retailers remodeling and improving the appeal of the town. He cites elevated crop prospects and community optimism, while acknowledging some lingering concerns about certain developments in the district. Subscribers urged for the Daily Banner to follow ongoing changes.
The grand jury finished its term reporting on county jail and farm conditions. Foreman Te AL Low led the panel to commend the jail while criticizing the county poor farm and suggesting improvements. They returned fourteen indictments and thanked the court, which adjourned until Monday.
Reading notes reveal a local shop advertising a sale in the millinery department due to early anniversary or event. The message mentions Mrs Calaway and Mrs Dobert presenting a completed stock and a play or display. A mower and a craftsman C F Lunddonn are referenced in fragmented text.
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