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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1916
Page
4
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A fragmented and garbled account discusses Governor Ferguson allegedly considering removals at the University of Texas, with mentions of James S. Hogg and Will Howe as potential political contenders. The piece questions whether Young Mr. Hoge could follow his father to governorship and hints at homestead law debates influencing the 20th century political landscape.
A garbled OCR snapshot lists varied quotes and names, mentioning Florita Ties Upton Clinton Washingtour New York and references to records, a restaurant, and a Prohibition era debate. It reads like a chaotic collage of teletyped blurbs without a clear single story or cohesive event.
The Navasota Examiner discusses a 26 pound potato tale with humorous and rough notes on a Novavota citizen and a large tuber. It mentions two potatoes joined by a root, a single huge tuber found, and references to Thanksgiving customs, editors, and local commentary.
The editorial voices firm opposition to a proposed change in the homestead law. It argues the public benefit, protection of people’s names, and prudent borrowing, noting many would suffer if the statute were altered. The piece warns lawmakers to protect the homestead provisions.
A vintage ad offering Munsing Union Suits for men, cotton or wool underwear in all weights and sizes from 50 cents to 2 dollars. Also features fine wool sweaters priced from 1 dollar to 2.50 dollars and a range of warm garments for men and boys.
The Parks Hueniturh Company presents an auction tonight conducted by Reneat Moore with proceeds to benefit the event. A Jardiniere display and a handkerchief contest are featured with bidders and attendees encouraged to participate.
Unclear OCR text reports the death of Joe Mustachia Jr in Shrevenor Louisiana. The fragment mentions relatives and a date reference and lacks verifiable details.
The community mourns Mrs N Jamotta with elaborate funeral plans at Shreveport where her husband and three children survive. Earlier a Bryan defeats Calvert High in a football game with Calvert scoring late on a 45 yard pass. Carroll Marrn of the Regan team led ground gains, while Y M C team star Hwehanan impressed at fullback. Local shoppers and visitors from Hitew and Stock Prairie noted in town.
Readable fragments discuss a pipe of peace and the roles of pe and fe Adu. The snippet hints at a conversational debate about a woven pipe and its significance in a social or political context.
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