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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1917
Page
5
A collage of short items lists residents visiting, travel, and personal notices. Names include Mrs A W Royder, J B Glelasner, T A Bearey, D Dawson, Miss Vesta Turner, Dr W S Smomeoparn, Miss Pauline Oliphant, Mrs G W Lawin, Bishop, and Mra A J Goarey with events in Bryan and nearby towns.
Arambling, imperfect notice announces a Hawaiian musician performing at the Queen today and tomorrow. The report hints at a notable attraction, urging attendance for those who have or have not heard this style, promising a rare, valued performance.
The Indies of St. Joseph's Catholic church invite attendance at a Valentine gathering on Wednesday night February 14 at the Knights of Columbus hall. Event features tamation sandwiches and candy with proceeds for church activities.
The article notes nations gaining control over metal output due to war. It highlights the United States as a leading producer of copper, lead, and zinc, with about 40 percent of gold controlled by Britain and the United States holding significant shares in other metals. Germany, Great Britain, France, and Russia also hold key positions in various metals.
Dallas man J. McSealus appears ready to announce a gubernatorial bid in Texas. He plans to run on a single land tax platform as the leading plank of his campaign.
A promotional passage discusses farm rentals and tenancy in Iowa. It highlights tenant profits from grain crops, methods to cut costs, and quality sales aimed at favorable market prices. The text notes Cavanagh farms, rental shares, tile drainage, and fertilizer practices while advertising a seed offer and warehouse contact.
Marguerite Clark stars in Miss George Washington shown on the Paramount program at the Queen Wednesday and features her as a girl who cannot tell a truth though she is believed never to lie in a set of clever scenes.
The report notes wireless stations along the Matti Bek used by Russie to transmit weather data to Vetragrad. The snippet highlights communication links and a regional network for meteorological information exchange.
Cincinnati citizens admit voting irregularities in the last election as the Washington Herald notes low rates and questionable remedies amid a garbled ad for antacids and tonics.
A brief public notice fragment mentions Peptral and Todd with unclear context. The readable text includes names but lacks actions dates or locations for full summary.
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