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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1909
Page
3
scattered notes mention merchants promoting war era shopping through ads and public notices. references to candidate ambitions for governor and college representations, plus distorted references to meetings, travel, and fundraising efforts.
Fragmented OCR passage cites Speaker Cannon, legal actions, and resignations. Mentions Davidieon credit, Palvatide Herald, Noortit Trade witty, and Colquitt with anti-author stance. Unclear sources and garbled names reflect a period political discussion without a clear event or outcome.
Readable fragments mention universities and sports terms, names such as Charie LeVere and Zoe, and scattered notes on meetings and appointments. The passage appears as a garbled OCR of a longer page referencing institutions, individuals, and events, with no coherent single event or clear dates.
Fragmented readable phrases reference an eminent authority Avery family and Vermans with terms like terama pinipins densest Fite ORM Wetter RIekKty. The text hints at a simple plate style and a plea to sell or present a treatment that could affect a wider group. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, places, or concrete actions.
Fragmentary notice offers reward for return of a missing item tied to a ring and chain. It also advertises 20 acres fronting on a highway with a 4 acre orchard and a well stocked tank, described as one of the best in the county, priced at 9900.00.
A fragmentary ad style notice cites Satta the Prescript and doctor Mendelson claiming Shona cured a stomach disorder from weak digestive function. It lists remedies and alleged results including belching relief and nervous symptoms, with scattered references to locations and distributors.
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