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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1913
Page
3
A jumble of names and places describes a town day with visits by A Moore and others. Mentions of insurance work, Wellborn connections, and a changeover at the Liryan office while J H Clark takes a vacation.
The Cy Coubell meeting adjourned from Friday with Mayor Martin and Council members Hek Haswell Wilkon Daly present. The council heard a dispute over a lock in Mill's Addition, ordered payment adjustments, and discussed water rates for American Steam Laundry. The meeting recessed with committees named for Finance Haswell Levy, and Sanitation Play and others to follow.
Fragmentary OCR recounts city officials including Alderman Sam Levy appointed Mayor Veo Tem and John Daly Jr. It references Mayor Harris approving a tax and seeking cooperation of new councilmen. Alderman Marvell notes complex city systems in the City Secretary's office and praises Assistant Secretary C. Hi. Lewis for its detailed records.
The council discussed a bill for Bry ngtiat Academy water, referred to the secretary for investigation. James Jos paid twelve dollars for Edge building damage. Godwin's contract stamp duty was debated and a salary of nineteen dollars per month was noted. Weather forecasts predict warmer conditions tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers in the eastern cotton belt and a low Atlantic disturbance bringing cloudy skies to Nevada and the Pacific region.
A fragment from a correspondent describes Minter 8 Str A W Rchanan inspecting Boys' Corn Club crops. The piece references attire, spring garments, and ongoing seasonal homages as a vivid local snapshot.
The article notes lights out on Main and South Main due to a ground fault. Crews work to locate the trouble and repair the street lighting across the area. Fryer prices listed oddly as 4.3065.00 per doar and 12063.00 per dozen appear garbled in the OCR.
A fragmentary notice advertises real estate transfer tied to the Antonio Spring Carnival and a "Wattle of Flowers" event on April 25. It mentions Texsa and a unique attraction, a 37 minute window, and special low excursion fares advertised by a ticket agent for Q. N. Railway, with a quotation about sympathy.
A vintage advertisement touts a women’s tonic for “womanly organs” and overall health. The copy claims long success, urges readers to visit their druggist, and promises relief from female complaints with a product labeled as a trusted remedy for over six decades.
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