Death of Mrs. Alice Walker in Bryan Texas
Mrs. Alice Walker widow of W. M. Walker died suddenly at her Bryan home at 6 48 yesterday afternoon. She was 68 years old, a longtime resident of the county, and a member of the Fire Methodist Church. Survived by son C G Walker, sister Mrs E Skaine, brother W A Millan, and half-sister Mrs Magale Haklen. Funeral held at the family home with interment in City Cemetery. Reverend C Telly conducted the service.
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Peace Up Ten Leaders Seek End To War In Europe
Correspondence from Associated Press describes a United States, Pope Benedict, and General Willelm Wille proposing a united peace initiative. Ten powerful leaders across religion and government urged neutrals to press for armistice and preparedness reduction, hoping to sway warring nations toward ceasefire and civil stability.
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Wedding license issued for Wilson and Gail
Fragmented notice reports a wedding to occur Saturday at Gail's home. The license lists ages unclear due to OCR errors but mentions Wilson and Gail as the principals. Details on date and venue are partially readable, with references to a home ceremony and local names.
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Weather Forecast From Foster's Heather Bulletin Dec 18 1915
The Foster's Heather Bulletin forecasts a string of disturbances from December 18 to 28 bringing warm and cool waves across the Pacific slope and central valleys with heavy snows in northern Pacific slope and the Rockies. It warns of a severe winter storm from the Pacific to the Atlantic around January 4 1916 and notes unusual storm activity for the year 3916. The article discusses meteorology discourse and calls for more meteorology expertise in the United States government service.
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United States
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Texas Facts From A Historic Census Data Fragment
Fragmentary Texas statistics show scattered figures on railroads, seed exports, population, education, and demographics. Notable items mention railroad history, agricultural output valued at 29.68 million annually, population estimates across age groups, illiteracy, education, and marital status among residents.
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Painful profits in bonwr em ployed? John Phitins
Unable to determine a clear event or names from the fragment. The readable text mentions pains, bonwr, em ployed, and a person named John Phitins, but lacks context, actions, or locations to form a coherent news item.
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