06 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
1
Auctioneer announces sale of railroad line with proposed feeder lines forming a pool of bidders. Limited details read aloud with few bids reported as available.
An elderly Texas woman, said to be the last of her family, died recently. Described as a pioneer settler of Texas, she is remembered for her connection to early settlement efforts in the Gimanyitty area near Gimanyitty, Texas.
Dated June in Texas reports heat affecting farm work near Houston and Lamarque. Associated Press notes railroad crews idle, 44 ripening tomatoes moving under hot conditions. Regulars were off duty yesterday as they reposition for ongoing operations.
A cryptic report notes Vedrine beginning a new rage or movement, with fragmented references to names like Anoctatad Pema tive and Prana. The text mentions dates in June and locations such as Parle and Madela, hinting at a staged or climactic development today in Farle and Tupi regions. The obscure phrasing leaves core details unclear, but signals a significant public or cultural moment announced by Vedrine.
Unclear OCR reads about city council matters affecting statutes and penalties, with reference to Rev. Charley J. Freeman of Atine sworth Minnesota declining the office of coadjutor bishop and filing statements. Strong entities include Alamo City, Minnesota, West Paris, and Protestant Episcopal diocese.
June 6 report from My Apanatated Jane Washington says the senate finance committee will report the Canadian property measure after ten commissioners including Senator Malley indicated support for the Root amendment. The measure would adjust provisions tied to presidential declarations on food policy.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled in favor of Texas in a dispute over cattle transportation rates between Fort Worth and Oklahoma City. The decision upheld a higher rate from Fort Worth, suspending a temporary reduction and signaling the matter will not be final until a later review.
Associated Press reports a boxing match in San Antonio Texas was canceled tonight. Tickets were refunded after opposition from the District Attorney Carl SURVEY OF PROPOSED RAILROAD BEGUN notes an unrelated Vernon Texas survey query.
The report accuses President Taft and the tariff board of delaying the Underwood tariff bill by ongoing wool schedule revisions. It blames the Ways and Means Committee for the stalled action and cites perceived failures to form a timetable, with criticism focused on the wool schedule and overall tariff reform.
A local timber and saw mills deal involves the sale of the Tame Bell Lumber Company of Kuan City for nearly 7000 dollars. The sale includes 1,500,000,000 feet of sanding timber and three saw mills located near Doarhelle, Trinty and New Willard.
The anti statewide prohibition campaign draws 122 county chairmen to Fort Worth for a planning meeting. The report notes broad county representation and the gathering as a key statewide event. Also includes a note about Villa Maria Academy graduation at the convent Thursday at 10:30 a.m. All are invited to attend.
A Baptist tent meeting held Monday drew a large, attentive audience with meaningful sermons. Rev. Tealal Watoon spoke on Soul Winging in the morning and The Demoniac Heised at night, emphasizing the release of a man from demonic influence after Jesus intervened. W. S. Jester and M. R. Witeta were noted speakers, and new staff changes at the post office were announced. A local ad promotes a safe, economical gas plant and stove from Howard K. Cavett The Gas Max.
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