Flooding halts rail traffic on Navasota Brazos line
Flood waters from the Navasota and Brazos rivers rise beyond tracks and wash out bridges from Bremond to Bryans, with a mile of track lost and several iron spans gone. Repairs start on a 150 foot washout near town, while crews battle high water and widespread damage. Eight boats and local rescues aid potected residents as rivers still threaten routes.
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Dulaney Reports Crop in Town
Country reports show Dulaney in town as he discussed crop status. note indicates continuation on page 2.
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