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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
2
Governors Colquitt and Looney push a partisan irrigation amending measure while the legislature grapples over voter action. The piece mocks political maneuvering, cites a July 19 deadline, and critiques procedural moves amid strong editorial framing.
A fragmented archival note traces United States Senator Sharla CunberKon of Texas from a 1874 Virginia period. It mentions studying law under a father’s guidance and at the University of Virginia, with later connections to the Virginia Military Institute and Longwood area.
A fragmented early 20th century style notes page discusses Wellborn and political figures with references to Texas governor candidates and national figures. It blends local updates on sports, weather, and community events with school commencements and visits, including various names and places such as Iowa, Harvey, Mervey, and Waco. The piece preserves a snapshot of community life with sparse readable details and several names, dates, and events scattered throughout.
Charles Subticai of San Angelo and Jn T. 181% urge voting against Senate Joint Resolution 18. The letter argues the amendment would authorize perpetual taxation for penitentiary bonds, with high interest and no limit, saddling citizens with a multi million dollar debt and benefiting criminal and punitive systems rather than reform.
Weather report notes scattered showers and variable conditions across regions. Dated observations mention winds near ten to twelve miles per hour in some areas and localized rainfall amounts measured in inches. The bulletin references locations including Lonkwor, Heyman, Warahawin, and Elotona with brief notes on central Yertha and the Rocky Mountain area.
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