Lindbergh Era Seen As Shaping Modern Heroism
A Bryan column reflects on Charles Lindbergh’s Europe tour and the new era it signals, contrasting old editorial figures with modern leaders. It notes the shift from rural to urban power, changes in state and federal roles, and the rise of business leaders focusing on the future. It also praises Dr. William Bennett Bizzell and honors his public work and character.
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Charles Lindbergh
Europe
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University of
Aggie cadet corps parade and sacred concert mark commencement
The event featured a cadet corps review honoring the Aggie class and medals across athletic and military fields. President Walton greeted guests at the residence as about 1000 visitors, including families, stayed on campus through Tuesday for commencement.
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Oarne Walton
Ayad. XII. College
R. J. Dunn
Exhibition and concert mark county fair schedule
A county fair program details a morning drill by artillery and an livestock show in the animal husbandry building starting at 9:30 AM. Afternoon exhibitions run 11 to 4 with department inspections, a drill at 4, and a 6 PM formal O. R. graduation event in Guion Hall accompanied by the M. Orchestra and student choirs directed by Dj.
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Gregory
Benedictam
M. Orchestra
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Dj Number
E._L. Williams
Aniual
Ross
R. Compassionisto
Guion Hal
Fragmented wartime memory notes and ceremony details
A garbled text fragment mentions a ceremony with many parents and friends, praise for young men, and references to battles, military service, and duty. It includes stray names and unclear events, reflecting a disjointed wartime newspaper snippet with scattered phrases about service and sacrifice.
Hatchins Wins Magic Model Farm From A and M
RW Hatchins wins the Magic Model Farm competition from A and M with a strong horticultural project. The event highlighted farm site selection, student leadership, and plans for future cultivation and farm management.
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Hatchins
Magic Model
Fragments Show Unclear Historic News Snippet
Text appears garbled with mixed characters and no coherent facts or identifiable entities. No readable names, dates, places, or events to summarize into a valid news item.
Wedding Announcement From A Murky Fragment
A damaged OCR wedding notice fragment describes a marriage involving Wilupiter and Cra ig, with unclear names and scattered details. Names, ages, places, and dates are partially legible, leaving the event's specifics and location murky.
Funeral Held For An Aged Woman
An elderly woman was buried after a funeral service. Relatives and neighbors attended as mourners honored the deceased and paid their respects.
Alten Academy Band On Tour Across Four States
The Alten Academy band plans a multi state tour covering Corsicana Texas and other towns. Details were unclear but the group aims to visit Eadtland Eto and Galveston as part of a wide itinerary.
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Alten Academy
Oday
Corsicana
Austin
Galveston
Aggieland alumni greet ex-students at college function
The text notes 1905 and 1911 graduates among attendees at an Aggieland ex-students association gathering. Pink Press Lows Sr and others welcome alumni including Luke Ballard, Colonel Downs, Andy Rollins, and Red Ebunter while hosting at the Home of Miss Elizabeth Wipprecht.
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Houston
Elsbeth Wipprecht
P. L. Downs, Jr
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Inethe Esmasy
College commencement draws long running ties to past graduates
On campus Sunday alumni and guests gathered as the College celebrated commencement. Lacy, class of 1896, reportedly the youngest graduate, attended with other notable figures including San Antonio lawyer and stock farmer Wud. Wursbach and former A. and M. College official Rev. Matthews, now at First Presbyterian Church, were among attendees sharing memories and greetings.
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Wursbach
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Poultry Raising as a Family Farm Plan
The text outlines a poultry raising program urging careful investment and management. It stresses well bred, comfortably housed flocks, modest initial costs, and a focus on steady income to cover groceries, noting typical setup costs and ongoing care considerations for a family farm operation.
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Servite
Aa. M. College
Texas
TVG
Santana
Vanety
Pseu
Death Claims Azomneratee Family Member in 1927
Early hour death tolls Azomneratee as family recounts loss of Bessie Kaplan and Abram Kaplan in the United States. The Kaplan family, recently arrived from a foreign home, faced years of hardship after World War I when communication was severed.
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Azomneratee
Nahi
Cole
Bessie Kaplan
Abram
United States
Brywi
Texas
Paty Watt
Temperatures For The Past Week At Ava Station
The report lists daily maximum and minimum temperatures recorded by the Ava Experiment Station under Dr. F Lia Thomas for the past week. Data show fluctuations with highs around the low to mid 90s and lows near the 70s, along with notes on rainfall on May 24.
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M. Codlece
Lia Thomas
I. Oat Wu
Homecoming Enjouyes At Frameville Sunday
Mrs. Al B. Duckworth of Caldwell visited frameville for a great homecoming in Frameville Sunday. She previously lived there and her father the late Rev W S Lackey was longtime pastor of the Haept church, revered in the community for years.
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Caldwell
Cohain
C. L. Bensone
Evans Family Visit Highlights Local Exhibition
Mr and Mrs Evans of Pearsall visit the exhibition with their family. California experts and local exhibitors praised a Pearsall project winning first place, as the crowd noted the graduating class and ongoing demonstrations.
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Evans
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California
Mr. Paris
West Side PTA Officers Honored By Party
West Side Parent-Teacher officers were honored at a party as they outline 1927-28 leadership. President Mrs Rippers, 1st VP Miss Reppert, 2nd VP Mrs Boris, Secretary Mrs Ware, Treasurer Mrs Pier, and other officers were announced. President Coolidge is noted for potential travel to Mississippi in 1928.
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Shake-a-Leg Farm: J D Steele Relives Life at Home
A Brazos county farmer, J D Steele, recounts returning to his 65 acre Shake-a-Leg Farm with wife after trying town life. He praises farm work, plans to raise hogs and Jersey cows, grow feeds, and sell diversified produce while avoiding banker loans.
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Brazos County
Pete Mule
J. ‘D. Steele
Stele
Jersey
First Bale Netted $1340 At Houston Cotton Exchange
The first bale of cotton of the 27 growth in Houston sold at the city Cotton Exchange today for 1340 dollars. The owner realized the value at auction on the exchange floor in Houston.
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Associated ‘Preas
Houston
America
Houston, Cotton Exchange
Moler Barber College Offers Easiest Terms Yet
The Moler Barber College at 712 Franklin Ave Houston Texas advertises unusually easy payment terms for its barber course. Prospective students are urged to write today for details and enrollment information.
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Moler’s
Moler Barber College
Franklin,Ave
Houston
Texas
Remedy for Various Ailments Promoted by W C Rountree
An advertisement offers a free booklet titled Diagnosis by mail from W C Rountree TM D Texarkana Texas. It lists a long first person remedy claim for nervousness stomach trouble sleep troubles sun sensitivity and skin issues among other symptoms and invites readers to write for information.
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