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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
6
A garbled sale and rental advertisement lists multiple horses for sale including a four year old German shepherd mix type horse and a well trained saddle horse. Also offers a horse price of 20000 and a contact name Walter King. A rental listing for a four room front bed with vapor cook is mentioned along with a phone number 507.
The ceremony united Miss Ethel Roosevelt with Mr. Derby at Colonie, with attendants including Miss Jomrpihine Onborn and others. Archibal L. Roosevelt attended as a brother of the bridegroom, and the couple planned a honeymoon cruise to Europe aboard the Colonny ship.
A survey details the enrollment and living costs at the Farmers College of A and M, noting 101 percent male enrollment with 209 farmers cited and a substantial number living on campus. The president remarks housing and meals are affordable, outlining annual costs and student demographics.
A report by Ramo Crees Austin notes Governor Salqnitt vetoed a debt issue by Hunt County Commissioners Court amounting to over $8000 for timber work without popular consent. The veto claims the spending lacks lawful authority and raises concerns over public funds.
The article describes a constitutional amendment referendum in which local officials and residents debate the pay scales and duties of state officers. It notes a proposal to set legislative salaries at $1300 yearly and discusses home rule and other governance topics. It mentions a public meeting and the Texas Folklore Society involvement this week.
A garbled OCR passage discusses quotations from Shakespeare Milton Dryden Pope Comper Campbell Ayroo Wordsworth Fenareon and others. It mentions debate over who has a right to an eight hour day, citing Hall and others in a debate about truth fate and enchantment.
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