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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
6
Classified ad shows a young woman seeking a clerk job with bid experience and references, claiming not afraid of hard work. Also lists miscellaneous farm and rental ads, horses and cattle for sale, and a long hotel list with numerous names and cities.
A. Childress Sr died this evening near Normaneno Texas at 58. He left a large family including son Justin Childress of Mey fore and several daughters. Friends recall his long business ties with local merchants and his role in the American Federation of Labor. W. Finen, district organizer for the federation, notes the union has grown with Tolowe members and officers elected: John Daly Jr president, White vice president, Vitopl secretary treasurer, Haat chaplain, Kowh inspector, Mirwick, Korh, Bol Seale trustees.
In a fragmented street scene, residents discuss why inquisitive people peer into windows. A bemused child or observer notes the habit, while another figure mulls over the habit with a cryptic response. The passage preserves a quirky, mistyped dialogue style.
Fragmented OCR text with names and phrases: Keape His Word. “Yo nt” and “dokg” appear. characters Jonmon and Billy the, plus unclear terms such as Kesjer, fh tuna, and Enka JL. Content unreadable. no clear event or facts discernible.
A fragmentary transcript notes a confrontation described as an old firm clash, with cryptic phrasing about a figure referred to as Fee and SUE. The readable lines hint at rivalry and a planned or anticipated arrival, set in a Boston context.
An odd newspaper fragment presents garbled dialogue about a circulating work, a railway guide, and wedding rituals. A beamish coachman and a Dridogroom chatty figure discuss health of Dridogroots while a bystander recalls an Amanda cousin and a lovers marriage in a joking tone. A ferry timetable question follows with quirky uses of old phrases.
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