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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
2
A meeting of local merchants urged modernization to meet postwar shifts from individual to collective competition. The group backed better service, lower costs, and community welfare, calling for cooperation with education, churches, and firms to raise standards and revitalize town commerce.
A fragmented report outlines early efforts on a Colorado River dam project with references to funding, supply, and regional impact. The piece names individuals, organizations, and places, noting debates over costs, employment, and agricultural effects while highlighting comments from local officials and industry figures.
Fragmentary text shows chaotic phrases about a local group or team, unclear dates or places, and scattered names. The jumble references competition, people and possible deals but lacks coherent facts or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text shows Brazo s club materials with garbled names and titles. Mentions committee chairs and dates. many words unreadable. Likely notes from a meeting with officers and schedule but content is obscured.
A vintage advertisement promises to remove freckles liver spots and discolorations with a gentle bleach formula. It touts a quick pleasing result and claims purity of skin by fading blemishes and uneven tones.
Monday’s Daily reports a traveling automobile party including Resell Richardson and Rev. F. E., visiting days at A. and M. College, plus numerous weekend trips and homecomings across Bryan, Crockett, Dallas, Navasota, and Big Springs. Notables include Mrs. Annie Johnson from Beau, Bill Bethea in Houston, Major T. D. Barton’s Austin visit, and Berry N. Duff of Big Springs.
W A Willis 45 of the Tracey community north of Rockdale died in a midnight to 2 am blaze that destroyed his farm home. He had just returned from San Marcos to settle business matters and was alone in the house when trapped by flames.
Maria Teresa Sanchez of El Paso is named student assistant in the education psychology department for 1990-31 at the University of Texas. She will focus on research about Spanish speaking children in Texas. The piece ends with a quotation from Joseph Cummings Chase on ideals and self-set limits.
A 30 minute relief claim follows with headache or neuralgia symptoms. The product promises cold relief on the first day and malaria check in three days.
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