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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1900
Page
4
A garbled local news item lists upcoming community meetings and dates. It mentions a Thursday event, a May Day day schedule, and references to attendees and locations including a Likely transit or public office note. The text is fragmented and non-specific.
A string of posts and calls list residents visiting relatives in nearby towns and cities. Names include Jessie Vinmon, LeRoy Dotan, Mrs W D Cowan, Captain P A Raysor, J B York, F A Eldridge, Sydney Spann, and Beulah Burke. Several journeys to Beaumont, Tope, Burton, Galveston, Chappell Hill, and Richmond are recorded, with district court attendance and submarine project notes mentioned.
A garbled OCR fragment lists items and names including a Brenham Grocery Company reference. It mentions sauces, sardines, lentils, and various unclear products with several personal names and stray numbers, making the exact sale details unreadable.
The Waller Advance endorses Thoms Bhannon as the best man to represent Waller County in the legislature. It lauds Hannon as a capable, deserving young man from Washington County and urges support for his candidacy in the upcoming November election. The piece stresses finding strong legislative material for the county.
A damaged OCR fragment describes stalls and names unclear. The readable bits mention Toe and Bite and Bruner with scattered words about town, goods, and waits, but no coherent event or full names to confirm. The piece appears to be an incomplete street market notice from a local paper.
Labor men's club to hold a celebration with J Edwards as president and J Al M Handles as secretary, inaugural event announced by Grenham Grocery Co. Aimed to mark original labor unity, details pending final arrangements.
A garbled interview fragment discusses Democratic and Republican tensions in Detroit Michigan. References to Governor Fingeee and Sheehiie appear amid claims of party unity and potential realignment ahead of a youth general election.
Fragmented text shows mentions of household items and prices and a place name Little Wasser. It appears as a damaged public notice or classifieds fragment with erratic phrasing and scattered quotations about beverages and foods. No clear event date or complete entities emerge.
Local items from Chappell Hill Texas April 28 discuss public events and private school openings. Mentions the Ladies’ State Association, upcoming election of trustees in May, and neighborhood moves including Mise Matthews and Mes Matthews relocation to Branham. Residents plan travel and schooling changes as regional activities resume.
Fragmented notice recounts a formation and mobilization discussion for a company near Ea Grange during wartime. Mentions Sergeant W. Magriold, reserve posts, local meeting at Lusk's Hall after May, and a sequence of lectures and entertainments tied to recruitment and public events.
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