FragmentedLocal Notice From Obscure Text
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a local action and official, with unreadable names and dates. The readable fragments hint at a municipal notice or sale but lack concrete details.
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1912
Page
6
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a local action and official, with unreadable names and dates. The readable fragments hint at a municipal notice or sale but lack concrete details.
Amusement notes report the Yanhew Girl show canceled across the state after a November colonial day event. The Colonial Bridge production and Captain Raapers musical comedy face changes. Dino Paul and Mrs Codi Pala attend a local matinee with Sun Tea. they travel from Alten Academy to Monstova.
Rev Glenn Flinn delivered the second sermon in a four part series at the Methodist church, urging Baptist Bryan men to reject gambling, drinking, and vanity. He listed moral failings of business leaders and urged prayers for purity, with many youths seeking guidance after the address.
The issue reports unsettled weather for Monday night into Tuesday with showers and a colder northwest, predicting frost in the southern region and a disturbance crossing the Midwest midweek. It also covers cotton market openings with U.S. prices, and notes agricultural service collaborations involving Washington and Bryan areas, highlighting Dr. Proctor and local officials.
Fragmentary ad from Myers Hardware Company promoting floor coverings and finishes. Mentions Vella and Campbell, a sturdy stain for floors, options in oak shades, and a guarantee. Readable fragments describe natural wood mimicking products and sale claims.
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