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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
2
The Bryan Daily Eagle prints a list of candidates subject to the Democratic primary actions. Names include Rufus Hardy for Congress and J. L. Fountain for Representative, with multiple county officers such as tax collector W. Lavercourt and county judge A. D. Maloney among others. The notice lists reelections and replacements for precincts and offices.
A garbled 19th century political screed argues for railroads to gain fair treatment while criticizing Democrats in Texas. It references the Stace Demo tratic Convention in El Paso, Houston politics, and figures like Bob Henry, with derisive remarks about railroads, law, and national events. It also mentions a Kermit-Newvelt wedding and local anecdotes from Houston and Palestine.
Fragmentary ad notice states services for screening porches frames and advertising. Mentions "Wondon" and contact by ring WEI Viek Aamitn with unclear references to roads, testimony, and mercy, suggesting legal or employment context.
An OCR fragment recounts a church gathering with vague references to attendees and dates. It mentions Army mobilization, a Tulane tie, and various unnamed individuals amid a stream of garbled names and places, reflecting a historical wartime community notice.
Readable scraps show a chaotic scene with bidders and bystanders. References to a conductor, a bystander, and a discussion about respect and publishing a picture appear amid social satire. The piece mentions a cabinet member and American women, implying broader commentary on public life and gender roles.
Austin June 1 1890 8 Colquitt says he will attend a Republican gathering following an invitation from party leaders The gathering aims to settle a long debated claim to priority among American churches The dispute centers on Barn Creek Church Carrott Counts New York and others as to which is the oldest Methodist church in America
Conningham of Tridgeport was a test forwardant for the Texas Moderation of Labor as the Texas labor federation prepared to lead a state conference.
Incomprehensible OCR fragment references a mother seeking help with child care and household duties amid war, noting nervousness and fatigue. Mentions a cardul product and a call to manage work and washing. Unclear specifics due to unreadable text.
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