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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1911
Page
4
The document discusses political campaigning in 1911 with Bailey and candidate Truman addressing opposition to Democratic figures. It notes stances on prohibition, national policy, and calls for unity under shared civic values amid election tensions. The piece references Mr Ryan and Halley and critiques party passions shaping local public opinion.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a local event with unclear names and places. Readable parts suggest a community note or notice but specifics are indiscernible.
The article notes plans to close shops Friday at 1 p.m. for a track meet at the college and describes a 6 member committee to negotiate the closure. It mentions Prof. BJ Kyle and Prof. J H Allen supporting state athletic aims and discusses educational officials and local council deliberations on the event.
The county fair at View Corners steps into the season with titled amusements, banners, and varied attractions. Mayor Maloney weighs caution against risky games while organizers promote cornet performances and unique exhibits for local crowds. Frank Schama and editor Absalom Bunk coordinate coverage for The Bryan Eagle, promising extensive notes on the event's developments.
Incomplete OCR text references secretive troop movements and political petitions allegedly linked to a Texas scenario. The narrative mentions the Palapapeer of Tenas, a governing body, and a secretariat distributing information while campaigners claim sympathy for a transfer of Texan control. The piece hints at property destruction and violent acts affecting many, but specifics are unclear.
A 1909 census report notes the US imported about 24.7 million pounds of raw silk, with Japan supplying half. Authors argue Texas climate supports silkworms and could add hundreds of millions in annual value, urging farmers to prepare for an agricultural career and expand manufacturing.
A bank run follows valograms to pay debts and close tanks as banker Thompson heads a chain of private banks using capital from each venture. Officials refuse charters, ending all state bank entities while depositors fear losses, though some funds may be recovered. Lang of Mexine says Thompson is elusive. Thompson once led the State Bankers Association and built a network to gain public trust.
Readers encounter a disrupted column as the Sunny Ride feature is halted due to unsettled contracts and unclear funding. The notice hints at ongoing delays and possible resumption once financial issues are resolved.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a device with lamps, wires, and a regulator arm for poultry use. It describes a temperature control around 108 degrees and a protective mechanism to cut current, plus debate over inventor Alexander and farming profits.
The Marlin Commercial Club touts advertising since a two year campaign prompted growth. A paper advertising push drew town and surrounding area patrons, leading to new hotels and houses, with improved amenities. Haswell’s Book Bare and Are cited as local offerings.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous individuals and items from a patent or technical docket. Readable parts include names such as Crawford and Howlett with scattered references to devices, vehicles, and equipment. The text is garbled with misspellings and unrelated fragments.
An old advertisement promotes Mi-O-Na and Meona tablets as cures for indigestion sick headache and stomach issues. It features a user testimonial from Carthage New York praising relief after four years of trouble. The copy notes guaranteed results and offers free treatment data by mail order.
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