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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
2
Meeting notice and scattered details show the Ross Chapter planning an officer election. The text references a gathering time and attendees but is fragmented and unclear on exact dates or locations.
Fragmentary OCR text references legal matters and involvement of named individuals and places. The readable portion mentions Frome Pants, Crom Bheteys, and a sequence of incomplete details about a court or process and attendees, with unclear actions and dates.
The text presents a jumbled mix of names, places, dates, and actions about Geer, Gene, and various locales. Readable segments imply scattered references to legal, civic, and social matters but details are largely unintelligible.
Rally Day for Methodists at A M Collese with speakers including Bowers Reeves Agee and others. Community gathering discussed church activities and plans at the local meeting place.
Readable fragments show a 1920s convention with women figures like Mrs. Lee J. Roun and Mrs. Jane Y. McTall shaping committees and appointments. Notable names appear including Gov candidate Sterling, Moody, and Rep. Walliane, amid party strategy, with observers noting rising female presence in state politics.
A fragment describes a meeting about a beet or tree project at Brae and Treen Ca with a focal point on a pee con pete wee. It mentions attendees including James and Soten WH Laer and notes financial or governance details.
A compact OCR fragment mentions College Station Dallas and Austin with unclear context. The readable words imply a regional reference or local notices across Texas locales. No actions, dates, or entities beyond place names are established in the legible text.
The article notes the return of Rev and Mrs Daup from a journey to New York City and other places. They were greeted by friends and family and associated with community visits. The report mentions Fort Wayne and a college in Delaware, with references to Canter, Lin, and Weedpaw College.
A cotton laden truck bound for Maxwell burst into flames near Wellborn causing traffic congestion. The driver escaped with minor injuries as emergency crews battled the blaze and cleared the scene.
In the Atwater Keat contest regional finals at Navasota, Bryan's Miss Katherine Sangster and Beages county’s Mea Boy Danforth directed comments as John Martin of Newassta and Miss Mildred Salkey represent Brazos and Grimes counties. Second place went to Miss Garvin and Mr Sauter of Navassa with a scholarship awarded for college or conservatory study.
An old advertisement promotes Cantay Special Bleach to remove freckles and blemishes. It claims the product desales freckles liver spots and variegations, promising soft white velvety skin. The note mentions Frank L. Webb Jr. as a student at A and M College during the coming year.
Fragmentary notice mentions a lost item or person with unclear details including names like Vince, CHAS, and DESTAFANG. It references a reward or value of $3 and a recovery lead, located in Bryan Texas. The readable text is inconsistent and incomplete.
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