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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1913
Page
3
A fragmented snippet lists insurance offers and contact names in Houston area. References include Moore Ferguson visiting Washington and mentions of burglaries, home protection, and a quilting or tailoring business near Main Street. No clear story or dates, but prompts service ads for insurance and home security.
Fragmentary OCR shows a long list of personal names and places including Dallas Houston New Orleans Paris Parisian names and numerous initials. The readable portion resembles a roster or attendee list with multiple individuals and cities but lacks clear events or roles.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a homicide in At. Louie with a refrain of Confederate links and espionage. It mentions a 2010 earthquake damage at Martial Guam and the 912 murder trial of Herman Roeenshsl, a New York gnsibler, found guilty.
A shop touts unwavering guarantees and personal care for every garment. The ad promotes a conscience driven pledge, inviting customers to browse a complete stock of new season wearables and meet their requirements.
Fragmentary OCR hints a local district notice listing individuals including Deputy Park, Aim Searcy, Bam Pridéy, Riortax, Mr Delt Me, and Cole. The readable portion suggests appointments or acknowledgments within a community district framework without concrete dates or actions.
Mayor-elect John Purror Mitchell of New York arrived at Colon with Mrs. Mitchell and friends to inspect the Panama Canal. He plans to consider appointments during the trip and expects important announcements on returning to New York around December 4.
Millican community reports a Friday four o'clock basketball game between Wellhorn High and Millican High with Wellhorn winning 14 to 8 in a friendly match. Millican also lists players and spectators, plus a moonlight oyster hunt. Sunday morning, Mrs. Sue Thompson died, born March 20, 1850, at Wheat Cemetery. An obituary details her status in the Millican family and local honors for her father, with other local notices and visits by townsfolk including Ira McGregor and George Wood.
The taxpayers of Walker County voted for the issue of bonds, with theproceeds to fund a portion of road building. Construction will commence once bonds are disposed of.
A stray telegram shard highlights Navy Secretary Daniels delivering an address at Jay treaty anniversary. General Bramwell Booth heads Salvation Army mission efforts in New York amid a world tour. Other items mention American and British figures in military and religious contexts, plus cross Atlantic travel notes and a Giants White Sox contingent awaiting Japan.
Kinney County voters approve a bonds plan to fund a highway system, with 1800000 for road construction. The election results show a clear majority, funding a countywide road program to start immediately.
Local notes describe unseasonably warm weather, a norther making visits to farm plots, and fine fall gardens. Church services at Old Bethel conducted by Rev. Nan, with a social after services. Residents visiting relatives and guests from Sax Angato and Bry fan, plus A. and M. students spending weekend at home.
Labor news notes a new law governing the pay of working women takes effect in Oregon this week. Reports from Columbus, Cleveland and other Okie towns recount unrest and scattered strikes following last week's storm. Waitresses, Bartenders and Hotel and Montaurant Employes Union active in organizing efforts.
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