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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
6
A garbled note discusses Thanksgiving turkeys for a White Mouse event in Washington with references to Horace Vone, a poultry grower, and a 2 November date. It mentions competition and a Pennsylvania man, with unclear names and places.
Negotiations stall over a football game to be played in Houston between Washington Lee and Texas A.&M. College. Proposals to schedule the November meeting have been discussed, with terms subject to final agreement before the season opener.
A Mert Worth firm won the contract to erect a large new building at the AL and M campus. The project includes multiple structures and facilities, with detailed plans and names of involved engineers and officials referenced in the board meeting notes.
A New York company will stage the Cayman Premie farce Alma Where You Live at the Colonial Theatre November 17. The production, led by Zachy, a noted managerial talent, signals a lively season for Weber's theater and the Broadway premiere scene. The article notes collaboration, casting hints, and audience expectations for this farce.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered references to political funding and activity around Los Angeles and other places. The text mentions campaigns, socialists, traffic and shipping issues, and bizarre interjections about health products and grooming, with no coherent event or clear entities clearly identifiable.
Readable fragments describe a housing or room listing with references to a residence on Malv Street and a nearby blog. Mentions prices around 1000 and an application instruction two weeks from now. Further details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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