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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1916
Page
6
A fragmented OCR listing names and positions for the July Democratic party in Navarro County. It names candidates for county superintendent and various Commissioner, Clerk, and tax roles across precincts 1 to 4, including J. Wathom, W L Powar, M Bethany, A Williams, Noam Cole, Claud Huchanan, Porter Gammon, Horace Ferduron, Maloney, and others, with positions in Cameron and surrounding areas.
A Bryan city hall gathering included Commercial Club, mayor, and Houston and Texas Central Westroad officials with G. Wald and A. Cushings' teams. The session addressed an equitable adjustment over the Aransas switch and encroachments on railroad property, seeking resolution on right of way and track alignment amid ongoing disputes.
City officials and business leaders debated a transfer proposal tied to a railroad line near the freight depot. Aldermen Maxwell and Vick were named to study the issue with railroad and city officials to draft a written recommendation rejecting the transfer.
Incomplete OCR from a March 21 Austin Texas Democrat item, mentions a Pastor Institute in Austin and a rabies serum development using rabbits. The readable parts describe a prayer scene and a housing room event, plus an aside about serum production using rabbits for rabies treatment and patient care.
A jumble of notices mentions aW W Proctor at College Station and a Went Anderwon street location, a dance where Claude failed to marry, and a piano teacher appointment at Side School. The text is fragmented with unclear dates, names, and places, limiting precise reconstruction of events.
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