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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
3
A Bryan Texas writer in June 1912 urges farmers in the county to prepare for variable rains and pursue improved corn practices. He stresses wider rows, level ridges, timely fertilizing, and better plow selection to boost yields, noting past years’ poor corn and cotton results and urging adaptation.
The piece describes tense preparations for the Democratic convention in Baltimore with delegates, tickets, and security details. It notes the size of the event, headquarters of presidential candidates, and the flow of delegates arriving by train, while naming figures like Norman E. Mack and listing the convention site at the Fifth Regiment Armory and nearby facilities.
An announcement list details candidates and offices for a democratic primary on July 27, 191. Names include Rufus Hardy Corsicana for Gongreas, W. D. Grane for State Senator, J es Pooneata for Representative, G. Minkert for County Judge, John Coalee for National Foranerit, Lamarether for County Attorney, A. Muckauas for County Treasurer, Gidney Smith and A. Meculougs for Tax Assessor, W. 8. Hisen for County Clerk, TW Parker for County School Superintendent, and others for Commissioners Precinct No 2 and 4.
A fragmentary OCR listing names and positions for precinct and constable races. Mentions include several candidates across multiple precincts such as commissioner and constable roles. Details are garbled with unclear precinct numbers and spellings.
A garbled editorial style piece depicts rumours of a rising movement, attributing mass hysteria to a fictional leader PARIBIAN Saxe and warnings about a drug trade surge led by J. Jenne across America. It claims crowds fear collapse of commerce and social order as a prophetic parable unfolds.
A fragmentary 1911 testimonial promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and kidney trouble. It cites a December 18 1911 statement and a May 24 1908 interview with Mr Miller praising relief after using Doan's from Ammel's drug store. The ad emphasizes brand name Foster Milburn Company, Buffalo NY, as sole agents.
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