Local notices and political chatter in Bryan newspaper
A garbled 1910 newspaper fragment describes advertising rates, mail duties, and public notices. It references Mason County school buildings, a May political primary, and various discussions on reform, infrastructure, and the Browserville Growers Association. The text mentions Col Tom Ball, Judge Romsey, Governor Colquitt, and a highway bond issue in Calvert. It also notes national topics and conservation debates amid campaign talk.
Canned Sermons and Editorials in Early Syndication
Fragmentary letter discusses syndicated sermon and editorial services. Mentions AragraVheT-Alvin Advocate and many exchanges, noting the Advocate is a month old and has not yet discovered the source of these to order items. The writer asks for guidance to locate suppliers and expects disclosure in time.
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X Syndicate
Aragravhet
Alvin Advocate
Aperia
TW & Wood den
Advocate
Canadian Patriotism and New York Stock Turbulence
A fragmentary 19th century style discussion covers Canadian patriotism versus U S sentiments amid fears of annexation and trade impact. The text notes New York subway vowbreakers and a stock market swing causing national concern, ending with a report that Texas higher court judges met in Austin on Wednesday.
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Canada
Connervig
Eider
United States
Notice to 1CE Customers About Tow and Deliveries
Fragmentary notice informs 1CE customers of tow handling and deliveries limited to Main Street. It mentions a future meeting at 11 o clock at Lee City Nationne Tan and lists Stephan Lhos and Mal Stewie with contact details, though the text is garbled.
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Jim
Yoory
Lee City
Great Bigol Wy 1te Power Plant Demonstration
The engine at W114N was started under Chief Engineer J D Mant, with hundreds of valves and intricate parts. Spectators cheered as the device demonstrated its capability to furnish water and power, proving its design ready to operate.
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J. D. Mant
Bryan
Anit
Bryanta Jong
Warehouses Crowded Amid Cotton Trade Surge
The cotton warehouses of Ryan are crowded as heavy receipts flood the region. Wagons line the streets delivering cotton while weighing and storage facilities fill to capacity. The rise mirrors the 1906 boom as many teams rush to move and store the season’s valuable crop.
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Ryan
Bryan
Officials Visit Beep Mok Town Beeps Improve District
Secretary Hewit and Engineer Car visited Bleep Hollow country to inspect work on drainage and river protection projects. They received a warm reception from residents and urged local joiners to expand the Perry league, aiming to extend governance over Brown Tallow territory and boost program funding. Citizens Menarn Mowit and Carson accompanied the delegation amid reflections on porch enhancements and frogpeake concerns.
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Menarn
Mowit
Carson
New Furniture Store Opens After Remodeling
The New Furniture Store formerly at a lane address has been remodeled with a freight elevator and expanded to the second story. EJ Foreman & Co acquired and completed the conversion, offering a large stock of new goods including bedding, draperies, wardrobes, mattresses, and more with discounted sec ondhand items and bargain prices.
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C. G. Parsons
EJ. Foreman & Co
Pete
Amusements The Wolf at Colonial Theater Friday Night
The Wolf comes to the Colonial theater Friday night September 29 inviting the audience to follow the outfier and actors into a night of dramatic romance and heroic action. The production features performances by Rene, Beanbion, and others in roles of lasting character depth.
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Dotner Retne
Eean
Jutoe Beanbion
Ube Weyle
Union Hill Singin Scoot Fe in lull Waxt With Trot
Local Union Hill event features a singin and trot in the lull hours. Pupils show keen interest as well attended practice precedes the concert. The big show is scheduled for Sunday with free talent at the hall and a community supper.
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Union
Ulan
Byun
Ho Monson
Sini Thay
Nagy
Laughter Defined by Physiological Reactions in Folklore
A fragmentary excerpt discusses laughter as a physiological act, noting diaphragm involvement and tearful responses. It cites individuals like Mary, John Knox, and Mal, describing varied laughter expressions and potential medical interpretations in a mid-century magazine style.
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Tia
Nwa Huestoo
Rot Charien Tell
John Knoox
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