London Peace Rumors Gain Little Response
The London press reports minimal public interest in peace rumors with little reaction from officials as President Wilson and Mr. Gall face ongoing political maneuvering. The piece notes expected committee assignments for Texas lawmakers and details shifts in naval and diplomatic roles, including Civil War era echoes and calls for coordinated action amid global tension.
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London
Gall
Wilson
Mrx Gall
Bryes
Lrideeieet Nowemus
Mulette Director Announces Football Season Finances
W L Driver submits a financial statement covering the football season. He notes past profitability after permanent bleacher costs and seating 1700, with expenses for uniforms, travel, field improvements, and training camps. Reported receipts include season ticket sales and gate receipts totaling substantial sums, with profits directed to outstanding debt reduction.
DAR Chapter D A R Membership Applications Sent
The Eagle states twenty five applications for membership have been sent to the registrar general in Washington. Upon acceptance, the office will limit cards to the applicant and Mrs Tallaturro who heads the organization in Bryan and will be notified on receipt of payment. No meeting of the DAR will be held until January due to the holiday period, with Mrs Nowan present at Fleaston to oversee the movement.
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Washington
Tallaturro
Dryan
D. A. Mt
Tae Ord Nowan
Fleaston
First Barket Wall Game at Albania School
A muddled report describes a basketball wall game at an Albanian school where participants chased a ball and a flag on a base. The piece mentions tran and an eagle, with unclear sequence about a player scoring 18 points.
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Albania
Bryan carnival week thrills residents with broad attractions
The Bryan carnival week drew crowds with a Panama Canal replica, motor drome, Wild West show, and a Century of Wonders tent. Proceeds supported the fire department and Elks, with events run by the lodge and local organizers providing family friendly entertainment.
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Bry
Nolan
C. A. Wortham
Bryan
Fire Department
Panama Canal
Motordrome
Mulhall Wild Wert
Hincodrome
Mysteria
Pianusna Canal
Tay
Krvat Canal
Cme
Shore
College to Build Fireproof Blocks and Dairy Barn
At a board meeting at A M College plans were approved for two new structures including a $30,000 homestead and a $11,000 dairy barn. Architect Adelsperrer and a masonry inspector oversee the fireproof design to be ready for occupancy as school opens. Board members expected to attend. Misses Bensie and Clara Seale were seen in the city.
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A. & M. Callens
Adelsperrer
Bissell
Board of Divertors
Night Land vaudeville scenery ships from Kansas City
The Night Land scenery for Strand Mra in Mtoh Ehanews new vaudeville network has arrived from Kansas City and is deemed highly satisfactory by Mr Chance. The scenery has been shipped to Chicago and Mr and Mrs Chance will leave Monday for that city to perform with leading vaudeville acts before reuniting with partner Mr Charles Marricon on stage.
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Strand Mra
Mt Oh
Chance
Charles Marricon
Slippery Gulch to Host Gambling Spree and Bank Showdown
A chaotic tale unfolds with plans for open gambling, armed guards, and a bank siege in Slippery Gulch. Promoters promise a 20000 payoff plus 100000 in minutes while authorities prepare, fearing armed confrontations and a major crime wave during a sensational week.
Tev. Wam Mr Anderson to Preach at Presbyterian Church
Citizens of Tirgan are invited to hear Dr William M. Anderson at the Presbyterian Church. Anderson Jr. will preach Sunday in the morning and evening services, speaking on subjects of general interest. Charliton FL Stavery, Pastor.
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Lrywn
Wm M. Anderson
Presbyterian Church
Wan
M. Anderson Jr
Rev Anderson
Ynod
Tease
Tirgan
Anderson Lem
Charliton
Weather Forecast Outlook for December to May
The report outlines a December to May weather pattern with multiple disturbances, warmer spells, and storm cycles. It predicts a warm mid December rise, a Pacific-origin storm around December 12, and another near December 24. A notable earthquake event is mentioned as potentially intensifying storms, with a split of activity toward the Pacific and Atlantic coasts. January to May are described as periods of intermittent storms and increasing activity, culminating in a forecast of more numerous storms by late spring. The forecast emphasizes improving forecasting accuracy and public dissemination.
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W. T. Porter
Washington
Dec
Pacific
Walleye
Emia
Stern
Touth
Reptember
Oet
Averaen
Van
Examination Free Eye Test The Smith Dru Co
Optical promotion offers free eye examinations by a graduated optician at Dive Street store from the sixth to tear and fit glasses. Hawker advertises the service with optimism and invites customers to visit for tests and fittings.
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Smith Dru Co
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