Farmer optimism in Brazos county crops in late 1870s report
In Bryan Texas on March 2, 1878, a local farm meeting discusses crop prospects, expenses, and water damage. Speakers praise Brazos county farmers, note fertilizer losses, and urge harrowing to prepare corn ground despite late season.
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First National
National
First State Bank & Trust
Baltor
Hrazoe
Texas
Frazes County
Von
Harrow
Mitch
Perth
Leartog
Cura
Washington
Gambler
Howe
Local notices and election hints from Corsicana area
Fragmented text hints at primary election plans for October with offices including Congress representative Hardy of Corsicana county treasurer county judge tax collector and city duties. It urges residents to participate, promises remedies, and calls on every fellow to look after their town.
Farmers Caught Between Crops Reports And Optimism
A critical note questions the accuracy of Associated Press crop reports that claim crops benefited while fruit uninjured. The writer argues public belief hinges on these optimistic accounts, potentially misleading farmers about actual conditions and risks.
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Associated Press
Community Cooperation Urges Action in Brazos County
The Commercial Club backs Bryan's push for a united effort to aid local farmers amid heavy rains. Officials urge economic unity, cooperative work, and sustained support to secure crops and protect workers as conditions worsen across Texas counties. Local leaders stress collective action to safeguard industry and livelihoods.
HITE comms SALE TOMORRO Edge Dry Goods Sale of Damaged White Goods
Damaged stock from a flood sale announces spring white goods, embroideries, lace, and other fabrics at cut prices. The notice invites town buyers to inspect items Tuesday and announces millinery opening same days. Also mentions electrical contractor services and a red light meeting with 25 new members tonight.
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Wales
Thie
Bryan
Housy
Moose
Wyatt Dietacur
District Court Reassembles for Week with Jury List Read
The district court reconvened in the morning and empaneled jurors for the week. Will Crody, a young white man, faces forgery charges in an afternoon trial. A remaining case in Grady is postponed while special venireman is drawn for another trial. real estate transfers and property purchases appear in the week’s docket, including sales in Wellkamn and a 78 acre transfer to Andrew Subene survey.
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At & Velock
Guy Bute
J.D. Barpett
Powell Wineter
Tl Wickes
G. B. Honsarling
F. L Winter
W Oh, Burt
J. D. Sanders
NA Coamm
A. T Bayes
BW. Thomson
Wg, Reynolds
AR Edions
TS Prenton
A. K. Brown
A. T. Buchanan
Yardley
Dre
Martin
Callen
Brente
Thammo
Mathie
Iistoger
Brogdon
Betty
Jim Tobin
Will Crody
Westnewby
Mensarting
WG. Newey
Fota
Wellkamn
Consleretion
Stella Serimabirw Et al
He Te Yosnett
Millican
TL Punnett
Wife
Aire Story
Andrew Subene Survey
Malibran's Venetian Fame and a Theatre Bet
Arthur Pougin recounts Malibran's stay in Venice where she agreed to six performances after director Gallo begged for two at Teatro Ameronito. The deal shifted to a higher payment, Maharbal’s generosity sparked public praise, and the theatre was renamed Malibran-Argonset Old Egyptian Perfumes. Egyptian priests and Gereks influenced aromatics, perfumes blending ancient scents with myrrh roses and thyme. Questions linger about moral temptations, but Malibran's act crowned the night with ovation.
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Atory
Malibu
Arthur Pougin
Mullbran
Tole
Ventice
Gallo
Teatro Ameronito
Gatto
Abe
Childrwn
Hove Hla
Ures
Taukrptey
Jay
Malihran
Malibran—Argonset
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R Oven
Congress
Hardy
Corsicana
Apstate Genser
Famann
Fer
Peers
Aieteert
Boat
Nvazoe
Archimedan
Commercial Secretarien
Mr. Bry
Baltimore
Chicago
Galveston Tribune
Brazos County
Texan
Washington County
Chance
Ltkite
Dor
Seth
Ite Vith Ip
HITE
Go Dry Goods, Co
Ryan Tand
Cole Hardware Company
R. Kennett Cote
of Ladies Shoes
The
Julia. Marlowe
Julian Kokenge & CO
Mendlovitz
Myers Bros
Egypt
Faraelites
Perham
Parrot
Eugene Edge
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