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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1911
Page
5
A sprawling OCR fragment lists cotton market quotes at Bryan Cotton Market, warehouse receipts, and prices including 5.5, 12,760 Farmers' Calon warehousing figures. It mentions towns like San Antonio, Austin, Kurten, and Willow Hole, with various locals attending events and visiting the city. The piece also contains scattered notices about land, landowners, and a punitive notice about trespass under state law.
Rev. Alena HPyinn continues the series Sure Enough Religion at First Methodist Church. Tomorrow's subject is Sure Enough in Business with follow up sermons on Religion in the Home and in Politics in upcoming Sundays.
In a fragmented report Piet Wattle theme appears at Marwill’s venue with JX Powaxal noted nearby Abor Way in the city today. John Tauber of Cotas Statin is mentioned as venown thd while Marcus Laquar Moone is linked to firth vlawors.
Fragmented notes describe farmland near Bryan with cotton fields and a brick building on Went Moseley Street. Mentions Mealy lorated areas, oak trees, and a sense of completion with nearby banks and a local school referenced in unclear terms.
Sunday evening the pastor will deliver a special sermon at the Woman's Missionary Bootery. Attendees are invited and urged to attend. Business notes: Wade Cox and Waldrop advertise services. John M. Lawrence & Co. promotes hardware and automobiling items. Real estate listing: six room and seven room houses with barn and storehouse for sale at 212 East Oak. Patruvello's ad content included.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a freight wreck on the Katy line near Houston. It mentions a police or railroad response and references a company, locations, and names in a confused listing of actions and people.
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