Fragmented OCR Newswire Notice Summary
An OCR damaged text fragment from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper shows partial publication rights notice. It references Associated Press material, reproduction rights, and discounts or rates for daily editions, with scattered names and addresses. The legible elements indicate a boilerplate notice rather than a cohesive local story.
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Bateor Wag
Lee J. Rountree
Associated Proar
Associated Presse
Iso
Madison Ave
Ee York
Association Hulking
Chicago
Non Bride and Greem Coup Led by Wenally Force
Readable fragments claim a coup led by Wenally against the Greem alliance. Report notes resulting upheaval and political tension. Details on dates and full identities are unclear in the fragment.
Tee good generally displeases wa when it is beyond our kee
The fragment suggests a nonsensical phrase about Tee good and displeasure beyond a kept limit, with unclear subjects or contexts. No identifiable events, people, or organizations are present to anchor a concrete news-style summary.
Lowell Credits for Goodness and Sacrifice
Fragmentary line references phrases for goodness magnanimity and self sacrifice alongside creative art attributed to Lowell, hinting at a literary or civic context. The text appears as a decorative or commemorative note rather than a full report.
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Lowell
Janitor in Athens Review Office Dies Suddenly
The janitor of The Byyan Eagle office died suddenly of heart failure. The incident is reported in the Athens Review with notes of a longdelinquent paid up and the impact on the office.
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Byyan Eagle Office
Athens Review
Bryan Voices Push for Shared Growth and Better City
A fragmented local note urges Bryan residents and nearby towns to unite for a stronger futuro. Citizens seek community investment and cooperation to realize growth, improve services, and build a better Bryan together.
Distinctively Texan Barbecues Shape Campaign Years
The text recalls how barbecue grounds became rally hubs for politics and how the tradition endures. It notes barbecues as a democratic institution linking early settlers, rural customs, and political life, while acknowledging sourcing from regional packing houses.
Offensive Read Quoted In Local Paper Note
The Yee Mimeral Wells Index quotes a reader calling a woman in the chapter from Jeremiah offensive and urges others to read the first six words. Bryan Ragie remarks she read it and suggests readers may be interested. The paper plans to accommodate readers and quotes the Vimetes remark about the affair.
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Wells
Jeremiah
Bryan Ragie
Fragmentary OCR Note From Page The Editor
A fragmented OCR line references a discussion about paying the editor for newspaper pages. It mentions a bell to raise the flag and a pledge or decision, with unclear names or locations. The text is garbled and lacks complete context.
Unclear Source Text Reproduces Fragmentary Sentences
Fragmented OCR text presents incomprehensible phrases and names. No coherent event or details to summarize or identify.
Fragmented OCR Confuses Names With Legal Notice
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions guilt and bribes and references BR and Gad er Bee and dates. It appears to be a disordered legal or crime note with unclear subjects and entities, requiring clearer source text to extract compliant details.
Amusement Censors Debate Dan and Jim
Two figures named Dan and Jim engage in a public debate on amusement censorship. The exchange focuses on standards for permissible content and the balance between free expression and community norms.
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Dan
Jim
Girl asks about fence type for West Point bullda fencing clawx
A Mineral Wella girl queries Mixes Inc about the kind of fence used by the fencing clawx at West Point bullda. The note seeks specifications or guidance on fence materials and design.
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Mixes Inc
Mineral Wella
Clawx
West Point Bullda
Richardson Receives Little Welcome at Bryan Chamber Event
Richardson notes a lack of city officials greeting visitors at a Bryan Chamber of Commerce morning event. The absence of the mayor and other representatives left the guest feeling unwelcome as he reviewed the program.
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Richardson
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Child's respect and confidence best measure of worth
A reflection on valuing a child’s goodwill over royal favor. It argues true authority with youth comes from sincere care, not appearance or show, and that earning a child’s respect requires genuine virtue.
Sam Phemtadt Returns Home After Absence
A Kansas City Eagle note reports Sam Phemtadt is back home after several days away. The item mentions weed cutting efforts near Bryan and praises the city crew led by the secretary adept at many tasks.
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Sam Phemtadt
Bryan
Madisonville
Invitation to Press Congress Session in Geneva 1926
A note expressing gratitude to the officers and governing committee of the Press Congress of the World for the invitation to attend the third session in Geneva and Lausanne, Switzerland, September 14 18 1926. The writer cannot attend this time but hopes to go another time.
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Press Congress of the World
Geneva
Lawsanne
Switzerland
Candidate letters flood our desk in ordinary mail
The Eagle notes five letters from a single candidate arriving in one day. Each letter insists the issue is very important and suitable for publication without charge.
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Eagle
Allen Academy Holds Prep Institution Invite for Texas Boys
The article notes Allen Academy inviting young Texas boys to attend a prep institution. It mentions the college band performing and visiting Eager Thursday morning, leaving little doubt about the outreach and the school’s appeal to prospective students.
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Allen Academy
Texas
Ldo
Advertising figures and questions on acetate prewe hero
Fragmented ad text lists multiple city names and figures in a garbled request. The piece appears to question the advertiser and the firm behind the ad, suggesting a promotional claim and verification uncertainty.
Fragmented OCR notes on good roads and roadsides debate
Fragmented text discusses road quality and safety, mentions lists of names and dates with unclear context. It references a meeting or report on road improvements and associated costs or outcomes, but specifics are unreadable. The passage hints at public concern over road conditions and local governance.
Braskos County urged to vote for good road bonds
The Denton Record argues that counties often reject road bond votes despite road benefits. It urges Braskos County to approve the bond, stating good roads are worth the tax and noting long-term savings from avoided wear and tear.
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Denton
Braskos County
Endless chain schemes sweep Texas victims in silk hosiery hustle
The American Bankers Journal warns of an endless chain scheme in which working girls are drawn to buy and resell silk hose. Victims pay four dollars for three coupons, each must be sold to friends who pay again, creating a ripple of losses. Promoters profit while many fall prey.
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The
American Bankers Journal
Texas
United States
Branes
Bryan Firemen Return From Harlingen Convention Trip
Bryan Fire Department delegates led by Chief C. E. Jenkins return from the State Firemen’s Convention in Harlingen. The party included W. Blazek Sam Noto Leroy Satterwhite Jim Ramsey and other Bryan firemen plus Firemen’s Queen and chaperone. Jenkins was elected fourth vice president.
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C. E. Jenkins
A. K. Brown
Tom Jenkins
BE. Warren
Sam Noto
Will Blanck
Harry Berger
Leroy Satterwhite
DeWitt
Jim Ramsey
John Stasney
Rap Pippin
B. Saunders
Bryan
A. K. Jr
Pete Vitopil
Kate Parker
Harlingen
Mission
Matamoras
Old Mexico
Brownsville
Jenkins
State Association of Firemen
Bryan Fire Department
Bryan Party to Iola for Mallett Funeral
A Bryan group travels to Iola to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mallett in the Led’s Cemetery. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Samgers of Iola. She is about middle age and had been ill for several weeks. She is survived by her parents her husband two daughters and a large circle of relatives.
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Bryan
Iola
Mallett
Leds
A. A. Samgers
Cadet Tarner at West Point Announces Class Status
Cadet Sergeant Robert G. Tarner of the United States Military Academy in West Point is listed as Class of 1927. The brief notice places Tarner at the academy, referencing cadet duties and upcoming weeks of training at Wright and Mitchell Field and Coast Artillery assignments.
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Robert G. Tarner
West Point
G. Tarmer
United States Military Academy
B&b
Coast Artilley
Wright
Michell Field
New Vera
Stich
Welter, CATR and Fewer Shee Awe Co Bite Fewer BR Generae
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Welter, CATR and Fewer Shee in a context suggesting a bite or bite-size news item. The readable words indicate sports or event notes but lack clear names, places, or dates for a precise summary.
Mayor Haswell Invited to Join Auto Escort
The item notes an invitation extended to Mayor Haswell to participate in an automotive escort. Details of the event and its organizers are unclear from the fragmented text.
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Haswell
SS Union Service Held in Welcome to Rev. Thos Watts
A union service greeted Rev. Thos Watts with a welcoming gathering at the city church. The article notes attendance by area congregations and highlights warm words from church leaders and a message on shared faith.
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Thos. Watts
Service Theme Guides worship in fellowship hour
The article describes a worship service led by Rev. R. E. Day with Rev. Thomas Gordon Watts delivering a powerful message on service. Invocations by Rev. L. Guy Ament and closing prayer by Rev. Roy S. Holloman frame a cordial hour of fellowship, centering on doing rather than merely knowing.
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R. E. Day
First Baptist Church
Thomas Gordon Watts
L. Guy Ament
First Christian Church
Roy S. Holloman
College Avenue Baptist Church
Literary Meeting At Harvey Club Discusses Join With Steep Hollow
Harvey community Literary Club met Saturday night at the school house with Douglas Peters presiding and Miss Mary Floyd as secretary. The program featured readings recitations and songs. Peters noted a proposed join with Steep Hollow B Y P U for June 20 after delaying from June 13. County Agent C L Benson urged participation in crop contests canning and other farm projects.
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Harvey
Literary Club
Douglas Peters
Mary Floyd
Steep Hollow
Peters
C. L. Benson
Death of Frederick A. Fritz Kehler in City Home
Frederick August Fritz Kehler died at his city home Saturday at midnight after a long illness. Born March 7, 1852 in Germany, he came to America with his parents and later joined the Knights of Columbus in town. He was a well known resident with many friends who mourn his passing.
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Frederick August
Fritz” Kehler
Prits Kebler
Germany
America
Saint
Picture Exhibition at College YMCA Highlights Local Makers
The College YMCA hosts a picture exhibition featuring works by Smee and Dare gear masters and other local artists. Curated pieces include items by several named artisans and students, with emphasis on showcasing regional craft and talent.
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College Ymca
Mills P Walker and Wife Return From Long Texas Trip
Mills P Walker and his wife arrived home after a vacation in West Texas visiting relatives. He noted he lasted a half day, with children staying in Austin to visit their grandfather J H Walker. He described travel via Alpine and Breckenridge, with oil fields and derricks seen along the way and a wheat yield expectation on a Solon Walker relative’s Ivan farm. Grasshoppers were damaging corn.
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Mills P. Walker
Eagle
West Texas
Walker
Austin
J. H. Walker
Mr. Walker
Alpine
Breckenridge
Solon Walker
Ivan
Mirabella Seeks County Commissioner Seat in Precinct No 3
M. J. Mirabella announces his candidacy for County Commissioner in Precinct No 3. He lists residence in Steele's Store for 15 years, a 65 acre farm in the Brazos Bottom, and support for school district consolidation and a new building. He pledges to pursue progress, fair action, and improved roads to Bryan.
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M. J. Mirabella
Steel’s
Riverside
Smetana
Mirabella
Steele’s
Brazos Bottom
Burleson County
Stone City
Brazos
Bryan
Green's Brigade Reunion Set for June in Bryan Texas
Green's Brigade Association announces its 46th annual reunion to be held in Bryan Texas on June 24 and 25. The event is to be held jointly with Hood's Texas Brigade, inviting all living members and their families to attend and notify Secretary EB Scherstadt of their plans to arrive in Bryan.
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Green's Brigade Association
Bryan
Texas
Hood
Texas Brigade
Green
EB. Scherstadt
Chamber of Commeree
Che
Green's
Libbee Wade Cameron
E. Pitt Sured
Fire Suspected Incendiary Origin In City District
Fire swept a section of the city at night, causing significant damage and charred paper found among debris. Local authorities, led by Jete OCoener, investigated as Fire Chief Wir OCeemer reported the blaze may have originated from incendiary means. A storekeeper noted the fire occurred near a commercial area burned by WH Walker.
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Gegartmert
Soutiers
WH Walker
Sitter
Ami
Wueggtdees
Jete
Ince
Brazos County Grows Fine Onion Crops
R E Taylor of near Alexander visited Bryan and brought two large yellow Bermuda onions from the C H Andrews farm. The 2000 pound crop yields weigh 1 to 1 1/2 pounds each with a largest onion at 17 1/2 inches in diameter. The county has proven it can cultivate superior produce.
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R. E. Taylor
Alexander
Bryan
Eagle Office
Bermuda
C. H. Andrews
Brazos County
Miss Sevier Teaches Bermuda Fagotting At Tabor Meet
At the Tabor school auditorium on June 9 the Women's Home Demonstration Club held a profitable session led by Miss Abbie Sevier home demonstration agent who demonstrated Bermuda Fagotting and presented a yearly canning budget chart. Juanita Sprott stressed vegetables in the diet and a vegetable show was planned. Attendees included Mesdames Crenshaw Presnal Cooper Cross and the Locke sisters and others.
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Tabor
Womans’ Home Demonstration Club
Abbie Sevier
Bermuda
Mesdames
R. F. Crenshaw
Will Presnal
R. A. Cooper
J. T. Cross
Richie Cooper
Annie
Mary and
Josephine Locke
Roland Crenshaw, Jr
James Presnal
Joint Meeting At Tabor Bridges Welfare and Youth Clubs
The Tabor Welfare Club and the boys and girls clubs held a joint meeting at the Tabor community auditorium Friday night June 11. Miss Mary Locke presided over the Welfare Club program and Freddie Conrad led the youth club. A vegetable exhibit was planned for Friday night June 25 with farm women urged to bring representative vegetables. The Extension Service Club offers a Short Course scholarship to the best home garden record. The annual community fair and a community supper were discussed. A playlet A Cure for Pessimism was staged and judge awards went to Freddie Conrad. County Health Nurse Bila Bandelin and Roy Montgomery judged reports. The program opened with songs and piano by Mrs. J. T. Cross Jr. County Agent C. L. Benson invited participation in a joint Kurten meeting June 21 featuring yells and pie eating.
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Tabor Welfare Club
Tabor
Mary Locke
Welfare Club
Freddie Conrad
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Abbie Sevier
Extension Service Club
Locke
Bila Bandelin
Roy Montgomery
J. T. Cross, Jr
C. L. Benson
Tabor Club
Kurten
Boys and Girls Club
Mrs L M Johnson Returns From Kingsville Visit
Mrs L M Johnson arrived back from Kingsville on Sunday morning and brought cotton samples from C T Trant’s six acre field. The fiber is well developed with balls forming and the owner hopes to harvest by soon. One stem showed three bolls nearly ready to open with squares and blooms. The exhibit is at The Eagle office and forecasts a bumper crop.
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Eagle Office
Rage Office
Mra Johnson
Trade Winds Bring Eagle Wings Way to Market
A terse ad notes Eagle offerings and quick results in trade. Buyers connect with sellers, aiming for rapid transactions and reliable service.
Suggestions for Destruction of House Fly Pest
An Extension Service entomologist offers practical fly control ideas. Key steps include removing kitchen and building refuse promptly, treating refuse with iron sulphate, storing or drowning stable manure, and using flyproof garbage receptacles. Traps and poisoning methods plus fly paper hanging tips are described for reducing breeding and adult fly activity.
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R. R. Reppert
Extension Service
Purification Promises Health Boost Through System Cleansing
An old health ad touts a program to purify the body by a course of weekly or biweekly doses over several weeks. It claims physicians endorse a natural foundation of wellness and urges readers to try a family package with full directions.
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Nature
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