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Partial OCR shows scattered times likely a transit or event timetable including 12 80 p.m 8 55 p.m 1 25 a.m 5 17 a.m. No clear entities or complete details are readable.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1900
Page
4
Partial OCR shows scattered times likely a transit or event timetable including 12 80 p.m 8 55 p.m 1 25 a.m 5 17 a.m. No clear entities or complete details are readable.
Local items note visits by R H Kirk and A M Waldrop, new portiers, window shades, and a large screen display at Levy Bros. Exposition Saloon features drink specials and tobacco brands. Other notes cover marriages, real estate, farm stock sales, a gin and hull-house project, and a Foster Guards hop with a reception for cadets. Lost blue horse mule with reward offered.
Real estate for sale includes the west half of the Wilson block in suitable lots and several desirable building lots in town. Also available are tenant houses, all currently rented. All properties will sell reasonably on long time payments. Address to Dr. George R. Tabor.
New Orleans reports the flood from early week rains has grown into a major disaster with millions in damages and ongoing river rises. Four drowned near Meridian and two near Hattiesburg as Chickasahay and Pascagoula waters surge, Enterprise town swept away and area inundated. Bridges destroyed, trains disrupted, and further losses feared.
April 20 dispatches report extensive flooding from McComb City to Jackson and Meridian. Rail service hampered as nine miles of track are submerged near Chatawa, with backwater threatening more lines. Mississippi cities face danger to farms and cabins as rivers rise, while Wisconsin logs and local rescues add to the flood tally.
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