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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1916
Page
4
The paper is published by The Eagle Printing Co. and carries a standard postal notice. It lists administration details including filing as second class matter and a date in April. It directs subscribers to report delivery issues or address changes to the office promptly.
Eyrlane Haris announces candidacy for reelection at large from Coxes. He denounces the current sessions and vows to defeat the incumbent reform push before the people. The piece notes political tensions, party lines, and calls for fiscal restraint amid rising costs for households.
A fragmented notice indicates bidders bidding on road improvements and local produce like sweet potatoes and peanuts. It hints at funding losses from the recent front, and residents are urged to focus attention on agricultural yields.
A fragment discusses buying a small acreage for a home on the Interurtin with claims of distance reduced by the route and an implied advantage from a splendid educational system. It mentions troop withdrawals from Mexico and a political stance about American presence, but the text is garbled and unclear.
Vague OCR text hints at a statewide race involving candidates Whenerum and Ky Yale for a major office. The fragment references governors, women, parties, and Democratic control, with unclear names and positions.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a revival era scene with scattered phrases about lanes mummies and line references. Names, places, or dates are unreadable, limiting concrete facts to a generic historical flavor and a hint of ceremonial zeal.
A local curiosity in Brazoria County draws attention as a rare clock features in a window display. The report notes the object has a storied history spanning many years and mentions a named local collector and other related curiosities.
A fragment discusses wartime stock activity and a levy by the federal service. It mentions a market event on a given day, with references to tax measures and a mix of buyers and sellers. The language is garbled, but centers on wartime pricing, exemptions, and payments tied to some national forest context.
The district court adjournment scheduled for the west day is noted. Motion for new trials were ruled on after arguments with several cases decided in favor of plaintiffs and defendants, including the American Holding Company and Ginners' Mutual Insurance. Jury commissioners were appointed by Judge Beattie to oversee upcoming September sessions.
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