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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1935
Page
4
The fragment describes St Martin Island as a small French territory with a mix of colonial control by nations. It notes a divided jurisdiction where separate laws govern distinct parts and mentions nearby places and the general complexity of sovereignty in the region.
Fragmentary OCR shows unclear phrase about French language and unrelated words. no coherent event, names, dates, or places identifiable.
New York magazines show a trend toward younger editors and staff. Veteran publishers like Scribner’s and McCall’s still guide large houses while younger editors push innovative pieces and manage day to day operations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions people and places like Bryan, Baptists, Waco, and a riot today. The passage is heavily garbled with many unreadable words, making it difficult to derive a clear event, names, or dates.
A damaged passage outlines rules limiting money for medicines and hospitalization. It notes that aid is unavailable unless a focal fund exists and mentions reliance on Good Cheer funds rather than State or Federal funds. It cites a mother’s hardship and a family left with four small детей.
Report outlines band fund-raising issues with members paying costs from own pockets to cover losses. R Franks, president, announced efforts and secretary provided figures. Damaged and missing articles hindered revenue, with volunteers pledged to address shortfalls and reimbursements.
The Wilere club votes to drop the December 24 meeting and sends telegrams of congratulation to Mutty Belly and team for being selected as the Rose Bowl contenders with Stauifoul University. Col Franks and B J Howell attend with guests, including Kuais Stanlee and Haanes MM. Ilber portrayed Mic West in the event.
A strong Bend County basketball squad prepares after a long practice season. Captain Hz G leads a group of around 25 players, with several helpers and early scrimmages against rural schools. The team, under Coach Raw and assistants, aims to build on last year’s bi district near miss.
A Bryan committee plans a mid term campaign to raise funds for hospitalization costs. Edwand fker and McCall star players are noted while Lindsey and teri may become eligible for league tournaments. The drive seeks public support and organized pledges to cover medical needs for sicker residents.
The obituary recalls the 1889 sale on a river at Peeeh Creek Tyler County and a long life with many friends. It lists nine children led by Jay Thomas Tomball and Geille awl Juhue Parom as well as others in Houston and nearby towns. Rev T C Hargraves conducted service with a quartet of singers and hymns honoring the deceased.
Editorial urges a supplemental local fund in Brazos County to aid 182 relief cases totaling about 569 individuals. It notes current county aid averages $10 per family monthly and cannot cover medicines hospital bills or special diets, advocating a community drive to prevent suffering and loss of life.
A Bryan youth escapes a gun accident and a Calvert waitress is killed when two men display pistols. calls rise for stricter gun laws and safer handling. George N. Peek criticizes Hull reciprocity while supporting trade deals. Texas relief funds may cover only January. a 1935 census will begin. SMU Mustang hopes versus Stanford Rose Bowl results.
Fragmentary text references a printing company and a neat receiver, suggesting an aim to publish refined news. The garbled line hints at a historic print operation and a commitment to clarity in reporting, with unknown specifics about dates or names.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the death of Phitin Palmer, former Bryanite Ts president of Chicago Company Variety in New York City. It mentions Fengman Key as a former Bryanity president and hints at leadership changes within the Adams firm and related agencies amid ongoing succession discussions.
A local report from Tug, Oklahoma, describes an incident where a vendor allegedly used a Bible to obtain ice cream payments. The tale involves securing delivery and an assertion about church-related goods, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
Yeager relatives mourn as Davis aged 80 dies. Nearby residents and local families gather for services. Details remain limited in this fragmented notice.
The item lists local editors and residents including Jo Rogntred, R.A. Harrisou, Martin Mews J Ta, Brook, Mrs fe Or Allen, C. M. Bethiany, Myra Rent, and Dr. E Asbury among Bryan and College Station figures, marking centennial commemorations and related activities in the Brazos area.
Bryan banks will close this Saturday at 32:80 to observe a holiday and allow staff to take compensatory time.
Partial OCR reads that work has begun on an ornate entrance gate at Palo Duro State Park near Canyon. Details are incomplete, but project involves an elaborate gateway likely funded by park authorities. No dates or names clearly legible.
Dec 3 USTIN PWA and UT regents awarded contracts for a new university project. Funds totaled about 4450000 dollars for male facilities and 2256860 dollars for a women's building. Reports indicate costs and grants from the Public Works Administration and related agencies.
In Mabank on December 3 a woman identified as Mrs. Hattie Wagner was found dead at her home. She reportedly hanged herself using a rope tied to a rail. Her husband discovered the body after an hour of searching.
Angen Jones and Bernice Mc Culloch obtained marriage licenses as recorded in the local civil records. The filing indicates both individuals are listed as applicants in the same licensing period, reflecting the formal authorization to wed.
The Eagle Printing Company offers securing calling cards quickly at a moderate cost. Services emphasize speed and affordability for personalized business needs.
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