Fragmentary note hints at a medical fund or price request
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions a fundraiser or price point around one dollar and a medical context. Specific names, dates, or locations are not recoverable from the readable text.
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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
7
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions a fundraiser or price point around one dollar and a medical context. Specific names, dates, or locations are not recoverable from the readable text.
Washington reports that Huerta insists on a twenty one gun salute and that the United States plans to reply with ships after the Mexican salute. Officials say Wilson will not accept the demand and consider a broader blockade if Huerta delays.
Brownwood High School led Friday after finals at the A and M College inter scholastic meet while Corpus Christi Houston High and Waxahachie Training School showed strong showings. Harris, Harrell and Kirksey starred for Brownwood and Waxahachie. 1500 spectators attended the event Saturday with 134 entries and a new high school mile relay record by Brownwood.
The bulletin notes a cool wave from April 22 to 26 with high temperatures before the fall. Rainfall is expected during the temperature drop though not in every location. Past forecasts for March were near perfect, with scattered local rain near Omaha Milwaukee Cincinnati and Denver and heavy rains in the Middle West Gulf regions.
Fire in Jacksonville Texas caused 75000 in damage this morning destroying six stores and the Daily Progress newspaper plant. Local officials report no deaths and quick containment crews. Fire origin under investigation by local authorities.
China imports wood pulp from Great Britain Sweden Norway and Germany Granite Peak in Beartooth National Forest rises near 12 000 feet Norway has 144 tree planting societies since 1900 96 000 000 trees planted 2 000 000 last year New Jersey bears the nation’s greatest railroad mileage risk with one mile per three square miles encouraging forest fire risk from rail lines
The Associated Press reports a boom began around the Roosevelt campaign, signaling momentum for the candidate's bid. Supporter rallies and early polling indicate growing enthusiasm as organizers push ahead.
Governor Colquitt of Texas says he will not hesitate to call out the National Guard to safeguard the border if the crisis demands. He highly praises President Wilson for firmness.
Paris April 15 Jack Johnson will come back to the United States for a new Mann Act trial granted yesterday. Johnson said farewell when he left and declared it was goodbye not au revoir.
A two to three week old baby girl was found on the front steps of J. B. Sanders in Bryan wrapped in a box with the name Hewer on a card. Officers search for parents while the child is kept warm and safe. adoption option hinted by The Eagle if no parents are found.
Deputy Marshal Worley detained six individuals for misdemeanors chiefly disturbance of the peace. All six entered guilty pleas and paid fines of five dollars plus costs. He also arrested a man who had skipped a city fine four years prior and returned to Bryan under the belief the debt was wiped.
An unclear fragment hints at a transfer of responsibility to unspecified recipients. The line implies trust being placed with others, though no concrete names, places, or dates are provided.
Street Commissioner Daly orders the sprindler loading station moved from Haswell corner to Bryan street to avoid obstruction and prevent waste water nuisance.
Farmers report last night’s rain as exactly what is needed. The soaking softened soil aiding cotton emergence and helping young corn and gardens recover.
Judge J T Maloney ordered an election to withdraw the special school tax in district No 15. Citizens petitioned for the vote and an election was set for April 30, 1914.
Davis, proprietor of a New York restaurant, moved his fixtures and business into the building formerly occupied by the White Kitchen last night and opened for business in the new stand.
New York reports a schooner Charles K Buckley wrecked in a gale near Long Branch. Captain his wife and eight seamen drowned. only one survived as giant waves thwarted lifeboats and lines. A lifeline barely reached the lone sailor.
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