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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
5
Town ledger notes visitors from Kup ten Navanota and San Antonin. Local figures, ledgers, and business plans discuss bonds and new shop openings near the Firat State Bank. Residents travel to Dallas and Memphiend on personal visits as preparations for a new business opening proceed.
Scattered OCR fragment reports a missing jardiniere stand, mentions a lunch with Meade at Rawle office, and lists names such as Mrs 8018 Marlin and Aunt Ron. The text also references a birthday at a quiet old routnes and a parade of unclear events involving Adams and Are Adima.
W. Woon and partner announce relocation from Howran site to 14 Bryan Street, showing commitment to entering and expanding in the grocery trade. The move signals a firm foundation for future operations and family involvement in the business.
The readable parts reference names like Tiler Walerm and Henurythine linked with a 1¢ 16 Ohm inlets and a Mine Thsat, hinting at a speculative list of figures. It resembles a jumbled historical note or puzzle fragment with unclear connections and no coherent event or outcome.
A report from Central Texas notes a touring visit by A and M related personnel. The planned film feature, showcasing motion picture craft and athletic scenes, aims to boost college visibility across Texas. Local reception is positive and further screenings are anticipated.
Fragmentary OCR noting Corea and a federal withdrawal, with unclear names and places. The text mentions a city setting and a possible event or action but lacks coherent details, making precise summary difficult.
An odd clipping from the New York Post describes a tumult in the Teemenwen town near Pohreman. It notes a figure named Gilles warning of trouble near a river area and references a night event tied to a dance. A dialogue mentions Justice and a threatened assault.
An unclear OCR fragment describes an after hours laundry pickup arranged by phone. It mentions a daughter and an industy worker, with references to 2 o'clock and a driver. The text is garbled and not coherent.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Senator Hoar and a consul posting with a tragic experience, plus sidelong notes on a soapstone mine and its uses. It mentions danger, marriage, and a later reappointment. The passage shifts to a broader, technical account of talc and its industrial applications in paper, laundry, and manufacturing, including powder and plaster uses.
In a school entertainment scene, the star pupil delivered his piece while a rival mother mocked him. The mother taunted that Jane Doran's boy would borrow something if he were her son, as the audience witnessed the tense moment during the performance.
Fragmented dialogue discusses water and fuel chemistry with garbled lines about oxygen and hydrogen. It shifts to social remarks about Angela Coutts, the Baronet Burdett-Coutts family and a Duke of Wellington rumor with a quip about her title and marriage. The text reads like overheard conversations and mis quoted anecdotes.
Will open at Harvey Texas July 7 1913 for a term of 20 days. Faculty Vocal 8 8 Edmaiee ton and T Q Dyess Instrumental Mrs HB Edmaiston Tuition not to exceed 2.00 for primary or 300 for advanced For further particulars address eV PETERS RR 3 Brae
The document details a Bryan city matter where H L Lawler president of the Trivan Power Po writes to the mayor and council. It discusses a franchise inquiry for a gun plant and criticizes a speaker while offering city guidance and patriotism. The letter notes past favors and suggests a potential gas plant, requesting council decision.
Fragmentary notice for Bryan Steam Laundry by W. Hearn showing "Phone LIL" and mention of wagons. Appears as a small classified ad fragment without full details or date.
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