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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1913
Page
3
Fragmented OCR lists names from Kurton Harvey and nearby areas, includes mentions of Austihia and Nurve poe, family visits to Muslin and Houston, and scattered local items. No clear single event. reads as a jumble of social notes and greetings with multiple personal names and places.
A garbled column of quotes and snippets from London Telegraph and Toulx Republic shows odd historical allusions. It mentions Lent yolk medicine, lecithin, and a doctor’s note about patients, plus a comic exchange about an Irish gardener and a marriage plan involving children and a mother’s cure.
Fragmentary notice reads like a widow plea for help and mentions a requested sum of five thousand. The text is garbled with misspellings and unclear references to entities and locations, leaving the core request hard to discern.
The Ely council debates the scavenger and water extension contracts. Judge Thad Owens caps an advance deposit ordinance change. Mayor Tudee Ladson pushes back on fees and potential court action. Talk of Oak Grove water extension and drought measures accompanies concerns over charges and compliance from officials.
A dramatic act titled The Devolnte features a blind, emaciated youth begging for alms while a noble youth implores aid. The scene, set in a dim inn, depicts the crowd's horror and a plea to help the helpless, highlighting themes of charity and suffering.
A reader editorial argues against Senate Joint Resolution 18, contending it would misallocate four million dollars to state universities and cripple existing institutions. It asserts the state already sustains strong educational facilities and warns of political motives by unnamed leaders shaping the amendment.
A published Friday notice lists new signees opposing a proposed amendment. Included are Leopold Morris of Victoria, Reg Intel of Coleman, A I Walton of Mills, Broughton of Anderson, James Gearnwood of Guadalupe, and others from multiple towns. The document records their addresses and affiliations in the public notice.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names such as Milan Bansal Panamos and Stoddard, with references to funeral, cattle prices, Mason, and a general. The passage is incoherent, lacks a clear event, and heavily garbled.
A garbled colonial era tale follows an old lady who parades patience and eccentricities. After a parade of strange servants and a misadventure with dumplings, a quirkier exchange reveals a traveling New Yorker pride and a punchy contrast between small town restraint and urban boasting.
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