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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows Bryan city notices urging votes for city secretary candidates J T Hines W A Watkins W Gainey and W J Walker. Text references Democratic primary actions and editorial endorsements from The Eagle and The Bugle, with remarks on residency and city efficiency.
The piece discusses a looming vote on a government question stirring city tensions from mayor to marshal, urging prudent leadership and disclosure. It mentions a Dallas to Waxahachie interurban line, possible Houston extension, and anxiety about incumbents. references Groundhog Day and Valentine events, weather, and implied civic concerns.
Fragmentary OCR reads of a city election notice indicate a candidate named Baker filed for City Marshal with opposition from a democratic primary group. The document mentions party officials and a party executive committee overseeing the process.
Paragraphs from commercial secretaries describe Brady efforts to boost agriculture with a downtoearth experimental farm under supervision of H J Hermon at College Station. They note railroad improvements, road-building support, and a Texas push for mineralogy studies, highway legislation, and broader state development.
Fragmented item reports on vital statistics with odd wording. Mentions Austin and John J. Roser as authority. cites population figures, death rates, and comparisons by percent. Dense OCR errors obscure details but center on mortality statistics and demographic notes.
Dr Silver delivered a lecture at Allen Academy with details obscured by OCR. The readable text notes his presence and the event, referencing Peter Silver and a local venue, Andrew's, in connection with the occasion.
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