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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1912
Page
6
The Kilties, a Highland bagpipe soloist group, will visit Bryan ton next Tuesday, April 4. They will perform at the Colonti Theatre that night with tartan uniforms and highland dances. Tickets range from 50 cents to 1.00, available Friday morning at a local outlet.
Amid a miners strike York reports coal leaders vow to curb speculation and stabilize supply. Operators say they aim to keep prices fair, protect the public, and maintain steady mine output while dealers face strict premiums and rationing measures.
Local notices report a groundbreaking planned for a new Episcopal church at 10 oclock tomorrow morning. Rector W. W. Daup will unveil the first shovel, with wardens and participants. service will be brief and open to members and friends. Also included are notices from J R Emmett about electrical work near Cole Hardware and a barber shop reopening after fire damage on Wednesday morning March 27.
J Sidney Smith of Steep Hollow seeks the Democratic nomination for tax assessor of Trazon county. He has farmed and worked in Bryan cotton warehouses, with wide local ties. He pledges to administer the office to the best of his ability and submits his name for voters.
Fragmented OCR sketches several scenes including a pond fight between trout over intrusion, a boy seeking permission to play with a baby, and a diver watched from a steamship deck. The piece presents noisy dialogue and abrupt transitions, with garbled names and stray phrases amid loosely connected vignettes.
A fragmentary passage shows two speakers debating whether winking at impropriety is shameful. Toledo Binde appears in the dialogue as context hints at social norms and personal upbringing. The incomplete text suggests a candid exchange about reputation in a community setting.
Colorado Springs March 27 delegates and alternates to the national convention begin assembling as Taft's reelection is forecast by the state central committee with a 93 vote majority anticipated.
In Little Rock on March 27 a contest emerged between Governor Dow and Congressman Joe T. Robie for the Democratic nomination. Voters faced a heated, decisive day as campaigns pressed to secure support nationwide. The piece also advertises the Jane Hopkinsnuke clothing line with discounted prices and invites reader calls before orders.
A fragmented verse-like snippet shows Burduppe and Burrowell in a playful exchange about memory and laughter. Brownsmith is a blank, forgetting a thing, while Mardupja and others react with Ho ho ho and a vow of ten dollars, all reported with a casual newspaper tone from the Philadelphia Record.
Local fashion note centers on Mrs Releker and Nege Tork San as confusion over simplicity in gown remarks unfolds. The exchange suggests a clash of styles and a focus on understated design in a social gathering.
FA Lee Contractor and Builder invites interest in showing plans and offering consultations. Estimates will be furnished.
A garbled OCR fragment appears to record a court or prison related note with unclear dialogue about a horse theft accusation. Names, places, and concrete facts are unreadable, yielding only hints of a confrontation and an official phone call.
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