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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1926
Page
2
An 8 year old from Brywn is linked to a young candidate congress bid and petitions for rights of representation in a depatch. The strange text mentions True love and poetry motifs, a theft at Temple church, and political stances attributed to Coolidge.
Jane Rew McPherson of Port Worth will deliver the commencement sermon at the A and M college alumni ceremony. The event preserves tradition from the liner files and marks a notable address by the alum.
A fragmented totemic inquiry links Meaning Mies Ino to esoteric language and gendered references. The text riffs on universal women and mystical seership across distant places with obscure metaphor and misaligned phrases about Adam and a long journey.
Colomsl and WM Formson served as hosts for a Post feature titled Glimpse From the Past. Prof. Schram married earlier in a ceremony where a mandolin solo accompanied the couple.
A fragmented discussion questions who voted for Butte in elections and whether overturning a ballot approach is fair. It notes tensions between Democratic theorists and state rules, referencing Canes on the docket and contrasts with Dallas County trends. It mentions preferential seating and rotation as core principles.
A fragmented excerpt suggests internal party concerns as supporters hesitate to engage new applicants. The text mentions voter habits and partisan direction while noting practical considerations amid political pressure.
The Friendship Bible Class held a garden fete on Friday at Mrs A Robertson's lawn in South Washington Avenue. Mrs Rey Nann led the event with Mrs Albert Buchenen teaching, presenting bound Bibles to Elmer M. Bodden and Artie Barron. Refreshments followed as attendees enjoyed a pleasant evening with neighbors and church members.
Fragmentary text notes a request for Green's Brigade to meet in Bryan and mentions Hood's gallant forces and related letters. The legible portions hint at a Civil War era context with referenced brigades and correspondence.
Fragmented OCR notes show mentions of Mrz Wiese daughter of Dr and Mrs Geo Freeman a former student of A and M College Texas. Albert Taylor T K Lewis Rey Scook and B Youger of lets were business visitors in Bryae.
Mrs Rountree announces committee assignments naming council members and staff for the upcoming session. The list identifies appointees and their respective panel roles within the local governing body.
The ceremony recognized Mrs Buchanan for integrity and service with high esteem. Attendees praised her dedication and community impact during the event at the Sesepi Center, where plans for ongoing duties and leadership were noted.
Fragmentary text claims vegetables grown on a farm near Reil ance Thik and mentions Bryan seeds and a cannery. It alleges waste of curpice food diet and impacts Brass county with potential financial losses.
A Millican resident, C B McGregor, is mentioned in a May 12 1926 Eagle item. The note references mail correspondence and a satire involving a person named Metreger and a Bras event. The readable fragment hints at local social or personal communications in Millican.
Cuykendall the city editor writes of a Westward vacation from Olney with long, winding observations. The journal details travel routes, encounters, lake Kemp plans, and hospitality, ending with a note of returning home after a week in the region.
The Rass Chapter U DL held its final meeting in Y car etes wen ated oy Wre with Mrs. Deer acting as host. Attendees included Mrs. Serene and Mrs. Egbert Jone, who gave remarks on dues and chapter activities.Treasurer reported dues and the year’s expenses. a brief note on Confederate gamer ais om Re schools and local leaders appeared in the meeting summary.
Austin resident engineer of the State Highway Department will prepare two survey and sketch plans for surfacing and widening in Bryan. Bids will be advertised after survey completion and selection by the commission. Local workers and graduate students from A M College are expected to contribute to the project.
Mies Nar Sheet Waldrop, Get University affiliates, will host Mere Mattie D Willc of New York for a European summer trip. Mia Willis and Mea J. E Astin of Bryan join. Alice Aller of Hearne also travels. The group sails June 2 from New York as W. ER Henry and J O. Orr of Edge visited Bryan on Saturday.
Kimble County man enters Brazos County to pursue education and college training after years of teaching and ranching. He plans to complete his degree while managing his camel ranch with a hired caretaker, hoping to gain skills for service to humanity.
Mrs. A T Towler and her son J W Towler, formerly of Benchley, Brazos county now of Eldo, greet old friends. They traveled from Houston where Mrs. Towler visited her mother Mrs J W Cook, stopping in Bryan Rosse Mexia Corsicana before returning home. Mr Towler has followed the game with good fortune on his returns.
N. A. McWhorter and O. W. Harris of Tabor were Bryan visitors Saturday, reported in local notes.
Five members of the Bryan Baptist Church completed a three month course on the Christian Endeavor Expert Book by Amos BR Wells. The group passed a 100-question written exam graded by three committee members. Miss Lena Wooten Mr. Eric Pletcher Mrs. FR 3. Eage Miss Lily Belts Gilpin and BHOP Spencer earned top marks with grades from 9.34 to 9.60.
At the final East Side P T A meeting at the high school, Mrs. Jones turns over the presidency to Mrs. McDowell as the group approves raising dues to 1 dollar, expanding the cafeteria, issuing yearbooks, and making the Art Exhibit annual. Roy Driver presents a 50 dollar class gift. Albert Buchanan reports 1925 26 finances and notes strong PTA programs and a thriving grounds and arts scene.
Fragmentary text references a sale by Smith Drug Co. with garbled lines and names hard to parse. The readable portions mention a public or goods sale and faded names possibly indicating participants or officials involved.
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