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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
1
Washington May 6 reports indicate little opposition expected from senators to the Underwood tariff bill. The article notes shifting Democratic positions, conference delays, and a predicted final push backed by President Wilson. Supporters aim to pass a reform on wool and sugar duties with House approval anticipated.
Banker M McGregor met county officials in Wichita to discuss Washington County water gravity ditch rights and a potential county owned school tract. County Attorney Masberry and Judge Antone noted possible policy implications while an injunction against three landowners over ditch use was discussed. McGregor cited hopeful farm prospects for the Texas drought area.
A Kansas court case discussed a 49 year old man in relation to love letters and questions of mental capacity. Judge Kilivon ruled on the author of the letters and whether the writings reflect sanity, noting prior acts and the need for evidence of capacity.
City council delayed the night policeman appointment at Monday afternoon’s meeting due to City Attorney uncertainties. Mayor Grima plans a special meeting soon. councilmen reportedly accept the mayor’s nomination, signaling the current officer may not be renominated. Also noted were board of equitation appointments, city engineer reappointment, and pay for J M Burch.
A baby girl to Mr and Mrs W H Nicholaon on Academy Street was welcomed with congratulations as the newborn arrived Tuesday morning weighing pounds and ounces.
A garbled 19th century style news fragment discusses public policy, public health and civic progress. It references a newspaper serving the pin keane and notes the need for a healthy public option. The text names Thomas Jefferson and Frek peeme and hints at civic discourse on civilization.
Fragmentary report notes Brenham Vorwaerts active in 18th century culture with praise for a retreat attended by Honetow officials. Names such as C Kinerwer and Acker appear among officers and chorus members, with many others listed in a garbled roster of presidents treasurer and singers.
At a regular meeting the board selected staff for the next school year. New teachers include Helen Tolton and Anna Carrow at the high school, with several new hires across Central and Alamo areas. The list names principals F. M. Robe and Laity Sloan, and notes applications for elevating practices in various sections of the state.
W Campbell, former Washing County farm demonstrator, will conduct a scientific farm at Rosenburg on Tuesday afternoon. He will supervise cultivation methods for exhibition crops and provide instructions to improve beat practices. The event appears linked with Brenham capitalists and land owners.
Sam Low, running for state representative, won today in a landslide across all city and county precincts. Reported totals show 4,500 votes likely to be cast with Low securing every vote in multiple precincts, signaling a formal victory in the legislature race.
Reported today from state troops at Crete indicate hostilities renewed near Empalme with Federal forces repulsed and mutineers called to join Carranza. Dispatches recount heavy fighting and claims of rebel advances, with movements toward Guadalupe and cross-border implications.
At a city gathering led by Mayor Alex Grimw and council member Frank Dweer, officials announced insurance rates would drop by 20 percent to 56 cents. Secretary Dovey cited state reports and ongoing cost reviews, noting nine plans remain under consideration and the changes aim to help residents. The move targets reduced premiums amid competition among insurers and efforts to stabilize local coverage.
Communion Day will be observed at Chappell Hill on Wednesday with services planned at local churches and community gatherings to mark the occasion.
Many Branham Catholics, M40 members, attend a Tuesday service and plan mass and communion under a deed of trust. Two plots, one near Chappell Hill, will be sold at the courthouse Thursday with St. Nous overseeing the rites. The district court acts as judge in the trust matter while L. Fink and others attend from across the county.
Wanhingwon County farmers are urged to attend a major meeting at the court house with state officials and county leaders listed among organizers. The gathering aims to discuss farming divisions and parade preparations while inviting local club members and participants from Washe nation and adjointhe county. The note emphasizes a brisk attendance and practical, direct talks on farming concerns.
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