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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
1
This week only Batavia and Jemier jams and preserves in glass jars priced at 260 for the regular 35 cent size. Limit two preserves and two jams per customer. Also a dollar size globe jar preserves special at 70 cents.
A scattered Texas update highlights a depth strike near Taylor, a 172 foot dig with ongoing development plans, and a Freeport telephone system ready for review with a 150-line switchboard. Also noted are a massive gas find east of Palacios, new I G N engines at Palestine, road bond efforts around Palacios precincts and Marlin, and A C Connally joining the Weatherford chamber as secretary.
A Mexico City dispatch to Mer sn Kimbanay hare reports rebels are routed at Torreon with heavy fire on both sides during a blocked approach. The State Department notes advisories on Torreon. Cornwal Garrett at Nuevo Laredo says an American boy in Laredo was wounded in the cheek by gunfire from the Mexican side. Five Americans previously reported in peril in Tlahuaillio, Coahuila, are still awaiting word.
Texas investigators are examining cotton farming to assess its potential supply to British manufacturers. Report notes possible purchase of Texas farms by British interests. Concurrent dispatches from Juarez and Gomez Palacio describe intermittent artillery duels and federal offensives in northern Mexico. The investigation context remains uncertain on whether Texas cotton would be shipped or mills moved.
A run of jurors for the fifth week lists numerous names headed by Magen J. C. Chaen Wade Cox and others, with a note on court duties and local governance. Meanwhile Conway reports poor corn prospects, noting minimal harvest potential and a dull outlook for the community.
London reports rising tension within the British Army as Asquith faces potential withdrawals of guarantees. Secretary Seely hints at changes amid a backdrop of resignations and pressure from army officers. The diary notes and unnamed sources reflect a period of political strain and uncertainty affecting command and policy.
A garbled OCR reads like Bulgarian queen to wait America amid unrest. References to a republic era and speculative tensions mention Myrolh 2R cuene Neuar and Tatearin with unclear dates and organizations. The text is heavily distorted and cannot verify concrete names or events.
Readable fragments describe multiple poisoning-related incidents involving individuals named Parley and Bed Mam, with unclear roles and outcomes. The text mentions Valerie, Ing Valery Dow, and argon, but the context and sequence remain obscured by garbled OCR.
Holeproof Week features incentives on weathered goods with a purchase deadline set for the 28th of next September. A.M. Waldrop & Co. indicates general sales information and stock terms, with references to new fashion items and seasonal offerings.
The Washington area scene saw twenty hours dedicated to canal tolls debate. Democratic and party lines tested the plan as supporters urged exemptions while opponents pressed for timing and procedural moves. The session featured tense exchanges and calls for orderly progress amid scattered procedural rulings.
Asmetayes Pree Little Hock Arkansas March 2 United States Senator Clarke was renominated by about 1000 votes over W F Kirby in yesterday's primary. Comets returne from yesterday's primary idleage the renomination of United States Senator Clarke by about 1000 suatority over W. F. Kirby.
The Commerce Commission delays enforcement of a new rate rider from April 1 to June 1. The measure would require roads to apply the same rate structure to Antes as to Tous, with details still unclear and dates uncertain.
A garbled OCR item references Mexican laborers in Texan onion fields with scattered names and dates. It mentions fatigue, weather, and farm work, but details are unclear. The piece seems to describe migrant workers in onion farms and associated conditions without coherent events or outcomes.
Readable fragments describe protective gear or sealant for children with implied brand or group names. The text references Anderson, ASC Heroes, and a claim of protection against holes, suggesting a school or youth items context.
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