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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1914
Page
6
Fragmentary text from an OCR page shows garbled phrases, names, and references. The readable bits mention possible people and places but no coherent event or outcome. No verifiable entities or actions emerge to summarize as a distinct news item.
An account describes a City of Tevanste meeting of the Organized Aktion group. Officials Mr. McKnight and secretary Mr. Keretet discuss commerce admin affairs, with a lengthy prelude on a recent event. The prose notes the topic and the speakers, noting an hourlong session and the audience’s engagement.
Port Worth Oct. 24 8M Farmers struggle for yardage but mount a strong rally late in the game. Powell handles kicking duties with a precise field goal. A & M Mt. remains dominant as Praizer breaks through the line for a rushing touchdown. Final score 40 to 0.
The Red Widow opens at Carnival Theatre with a femme lead and a designful plot woven by Gobest and Wo, featuring a chorus and song numbers. Tickets go on sale at local outlets as previews promise a stylish melodrama with musical interludes and an elaborate stage setting.
The Warbetoriri Club members were hosted Wednesday afternoon by Mr and Mrs Seale. The pleasant gathering at their home featured fern and flower decor and sewing while Miss Niche Peet of Beaumont sang. A chicken salad, crackers, sandwiches and coffee refreshment followed as the club meeting concluded.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Mrs George Woolley of Hiaklyn praising a young lady’s disposition and character, with relatives at Meny Hollow. It notes the hide twenty a day and a laborer named Ho ote, plus friends of Mr and Mrs Wislaner and a gathering at Mulloy on November 1.
Fragmented OCR reads like a mixed report of an event at Sin Anton Theatre or nearby venues. Mentions names such as Provan and Jaye river area. Difficult to parse but indicates a public performance or meeting with a band or group, unclear outcome or details.
A fragmented ad lists shirt and collar sets from Manhattan Shirts at about 1.50 to 1.60, Ferguson Mackinney fianelette shirts, breathable underwear per garment, King trousers 50 to 8.50, Hart Schattner & Marx suits at 15.00, and assorted fabrics like good apron ginghams at 10 cents and dress ginghams at 7.5 cents.
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