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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1913
Page
2
Reports describe a revival at Pirot Bree Church led by Rev. Carson Tw9let with singing and powerful sermons. The Presbyterian and Christian Church services note encouraging turnout, emotional testimonies, and ongoing nightly prayer meetings aimed at reform and renewal.
A fragmented report covers the South American or local convention sessions with lectures on teaching Sunday school. Dr Holtiman and Prof Ry deliver outlines and talks on teacher training and history while other speakers discuss Sunday school methods and a Junior program.
A historic call argues that agricultural education empowers farmers to modernize fields and elevate society. It stresses trained farmers as key to national progress, praising agrarian knowledge as foundational to industry, invention, and leadership, with emphasis on soil, climate, and practical farming skill.
A deadly train collision near Kars tad Croat on April 3 1911 left many dead and seventy injured. The incident occurred amid a broader weather forecast predicting unsettled Rocky Mountain conditions and approaching cold fronts. Authorities noted the smuggling case involving a figure named Dicklet Court and a claim of smuggled funds of 119 000 into the country.
The text argues the Democratic and Republican parties face voter fatigue and policy inertia. It critiques Democrats for inaction and praises Republicans as potentially reformist, while noting public disillusion with government and economic conditions.
A fragmented report discusses endorsements for The Eagle and A M, conflict over consolidation, and a call for educational reform. References to White University, Penitentiary, and civic figures suggest a period debate on university affiliation and public policy.
A fragmented account describes a religious revival at the church with emphasis on sermons and renewed faith. The text mentions a man of God and future hopes tied to the Word, reflecting a community seeking spiritual renewal through services.
The Fifth Sunday Meeting at Central Township Baptist Church Wyn Drive features a devotional led by Jude J. Cal, sermons by Rev J Te Wire, and a series of discussions on church plan and membership. Key sessions include morning sermons, scripture readings from 1 Corinthians, and multiple addresses about how to conduct evangelistic work.
The article extols agricultural education at A and M Colleges, praising its community benefits and practical training for young men. It emphasizes modern facilities, farm management, and the goal of turning farming into a respectable, well paid livelihood with comfort and opportunity for life’s remainder.
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