Bryan Eagle names candidates for City Secretary in 1910 primary
The Bryan Eagle announces J T Hines W A Watkins and others as City Secretary candidates pending Democratic primary action. It also notes calls to support or oppose each contender, rail, water, and city matters, urging quiet election conduct and orderly transition amid governance changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Hines
Feagle
W. A. Watkins
the Eagle
The
Walker
Bakes
Ity Marabal
Noyett
Roeleetion
Murai
Mock OCR Fragment Headlines Fade in Avaroo
Fragmentary text appears to spell a garbled headline about a figure named Abu and a council or court in a fictional or corrupted OCR snippet. No clear event, date, or location is readable for a specific news item.
Erroneous Impression Corrected on Water System Ownership
A correction explains that Aryan four mill xpd water and Sab eystont will be taken over by a new city institution. The city will own the water works and buy power from Str. Canter to operate them. The Halley issue is separate from the wires controversy per temple Telegram and State Senator Merkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aryan Ie
Liryan
Crade
Thora Ptite
Nayavala Kimmninertterlen
Tyan
Inveror
YeRard
Ushi Ylang
Str. Canter
Bublic
Temple
Merkin
Whig and Prohibition Debate Echoes Through State News
Fragmentary remarks recount the clash between Whigs and Prohibition supporters as voters weigh who is to blame for a proposed policy era. The piece notes tax receipts, campaigning strength shifts, and ongoing political tension with scattered references to towns, counties, and figures, reflecting a volatile mood before upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medona
Weil
Auwili
Canal opening prompts defense of transport routes
Fragmented text discusses a canal opening and its strategic role in trade and rail links. Mentions transport ties, winded routes, and the need to bolster connections. Contains garbled phrases and unclear references to places and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental
Fife
Tate
Trenton
The Agricultural Census Progress in Texas 1910
The 1910 agricultural census details are incomplete with slow progress in Texas. Officials warn the report will shape policy and show a sizable rise in agricultural activity yet reveal a rural population shift. State farmers display leadership while some migration and workforce changes impact communities across Texas.
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Souci Union
Texar
Bam
Texas
Mustela
Tayeen
Tesum
Iolal Herdiee
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NEW Jeweler Post Office
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Sybeuyibere
Priday
Bryan Woman
Bryan
Mexico
Wwe
Eno Faye
Cothuabinn
Va Oteion
Binla
Repusroukt
Bryan & Hiatos
Tryon Water
Toe & Iftecreeke Company
Ety Simizates
Fair Ami
Avery
Madisonville Christian
Common Wealth
Bryan Fagle
Ryan
Ford
Malis
van Camp
Walter J. Higgs
Astinen
Abu Wrath
Jak
Badley
Madlhor
Rerkouing
Ponthin
Foaminga
Billy
Poare
First National Bank of
Bryan, Texas
Stevenson Machine & Repair Worksl
Bayan, Texas
W. T. James
Devoes
Haswell’s
Dinastlign
First National Bank
M. H. James
the Fashion Shop
Eugene Edge
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