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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1911
Page
6
A public appeal to Bryan Texas voters outlines long service, steady work, and commitment to duty. The speaker claims decades of daily effort, helping churches schools charities and communities, urging support for a candidate promising integrity and experience despite unclear details.
County Commissioners Kay Tuir pe John Konarel W Bruvney and W Priddy with County Judge A Doaydl return from a convention of the County Judges and County Commissioners Association. The meeting featured talks on county work and approvals. A. O Wend was elected president of the association, an honor for the district.
Baron Rothschild dies reportedly leaving a void in Austrian banking circles. The prominent financier linked with the famous Rothschild name and European finance was noted for guiding family interests and influence in ongoing economic affairs.
The notice advertises sterling Alver hamiled button hooks sold in numerous styles and prices. It promotes adding these dainty items to one’s toilet repertoire, reflecting a bygone catalog style and tone.
Multiple churches report Sunday services and programs. First Baptist hosts regular conference session with pastor and visiting preacher Brother Mason from Dallas. Presbyterians, Methodists, and Christian churches announce morning and evening services, catechism, and midweek meetings led by pastors and guest speakers with varied themes and hymns.
President Taft and party arrived by special train at 9 20 PM and were greeted on the university grounds. The assembled crowd watched as the dignitaries toured the campus buildings and grounds before a formal reception.
A woman in Wyoming filed for a pension today noting her age and eligibility. The brief entry records the applicant seeking pension benefits, with sparse OCR details on dates and officials.
A damaged fragment references a nurse or woman named Mine Mire Misa in the Vicksburg battles during the Civil War era. It notes a bout near her left eye and mentions perilous missions and a Confederate Imp. The text is garbled but hints at wartime service and wounds.
The Texas legislature debates funding for A, M. College with leaders urging full appropriation. Governors, representatives, and professors press for higher education support while noting campus needs, facilities, and the impact on Texas education.
Allen Academy defeated Fiveton High 28 to 10 in a midday game, securing a decisive win for the Houston squad. Hottamen delivered clever play as both teams showed strong defense and solid baskets, drawing a well entertained crowd.
Firefighters battled a blaze at a Beamerdew farm yard late last night with the flames rekindling earlier today. Eyewitness reports describe smoke and embers spreading across the field as crews worked to contain the inferno and prevent spread to nearby structures.
The Bryan Democratic City Committee of Bryan Texas calls a primary on Tuesday February 28 1901 at the city hall to nominate a city secretary marshal and three aldermen. Nominations must be filed with fees by interested candidates. The primary results will be reported proportionately to each candidate.
A garbled OCR passage describes a reception involving the legislature and visitors near a college. It mentions Aisie attendees, a reception committee, and various legislators arriving by train, with activities including a party gathering and afternoon entertainment at the college.
A reader letter praises Down's Kidney Pills for kidney issues. The writer claims earlier illness and daily use led to relief, noting prompt service and satisfaction with the product. The piece markets the remedy as specifically effective for kidney disorders and urges others to try it.
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