Local Birth Notice From Bryan Telegraph Reader’s Note
An April 1012 report references an arrival named Fury Jane born to friends in Bryan Tyran. The writer plans a quiet notice, noting the upcoming marriage of a relative and referencing future updates in the local paper. The fragmentary text shows era typography and scattered names without full clarity.
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Wilton G
Bryan
Tyran
Fury Jane
Kota
J. M. Lewis
Houston
Winter will test paving with Mili vtrent delay noted
Fragmentary text hints at Thanksgiving bond on paving and public works, with scattered lines about national committees, money pledges, and weather forecasts. Mentions Texas, sermons in stones, and cautions about inflation and production. Readers see a mishmash of oblique notes on economy and infrastructure.
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National Democratic
Unspeakable Turk: Why Tom Earned a Stinging Nickname
In a vivid profile, readers learn the origin of the moniker Unspeakable Turk attached to Tom, tracing his bold feats and controversial actions that sparked the nickname and sparked local talk and rivalry.
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Tom
Pointed Paragraph on Women and Burglary Beliefs
A garbled excerpt mocks stereotypes about women and burglars. It humorously contrasts fears and behaviors, noting a man’s nerves and a woman’s attire, while predicting the resilience of a man facing trouble and poverty. The piece uses playful slang to critique social notions of safety and propriety.
Ambiguous Democratic Rhetoric on Future Trading Policy
Fragmentary OCR text discusses democratic views on future trading and cotton, mentioning possible actions by Congress and a secretary of agriculture candidate. It references Haitan cotton and party stances, with fragmented phrases about regulation and policy debate. The damaged text lacks clear events or names to confirm.
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Parmoes' Union
Alber Urna
Secratary
Agricu
EWA
Albert Wien
Heonme Wverstary of
Lensef
Pomsine
Witl
Marey
Bovine
Weather bulletin forecasts prolonged warm spell across continent
Washington weather bulletin from mid November warns of a warm period across the continent with a series of waves and winds. It notes a cool wave near December and a broader pattern of unsettled conditions, predicting limited precipitation and shifting temperatures into early December.
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Washington
Hotla
Alevurtonce
Elven
Erent
Cettral
Enater
Wil Crone
Uusteen
Renal Paette
Cron
Lies
Chiral Vaileyn
Cates Nace Beoetti
Murat
Paina
Erga
Ira Vallasy
Willeron
Nvoroue
Nina
Pricas
Concrete silo form work plan aids farmers and college
The Agricultural College and the Ste datary Hitahaniley department outline concrete silo construction using reinforced iron on a wood frame. Forms cost 115 and can be rented. The college supplies plans, prints, and skilled labor, aiming to foster generalization and reduce building costs for farmers.
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Allame
Selumaleal College
Ste Dary Hitahaniley
Heyana
Alain Lieve
meleRborood Dus
Wien Powel
Tava Alton
Great Record Breaking SALE EXTENDS TO Nps Omnice Ho
A garbled sale listing highlights a vast array of home goods and clothing. The ad touts wide towels, bleached linens, quilts, coats, dresses, and furnishings with special prices. It mentions leather goods, ladies wear, men’s wear, and novelty items, all pitched as limited-time bargains with bold emphasis and random pricing cues.
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Nps
Larneleo Turina
Tang Buga
Big Valve
Vinninene
Shu
Ian Ad
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Cooper & Cole
Quality Grocers
Mirike
Bryan Baily Eagle and
Plot Willows
Avery
the Eagle Priverina Co
Waliach
Harris
Joe Cannon
Texas
Gisouarion
May
Ellison Caun
Iit Pichlew
Girin
Cordelia
Staten Ad
Hensarling Bros
Walter J. Higgs
Vader
Hart Schaffner
Marx
A. M. Waldrop & Co
Fosters Weather Bulletin
M. Gollege
Southwestern Lite Insurance
Gow Déllam
Otto Boehme
M. Bonneville
Racker
House Furnishingr
Racor Reing
Valan Groghary Were
J. M. Caldwell
Fort High Class
Lange
J. M. Caldwell the Jeweler
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