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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1913
Page
6
A jumble of classified style notices seeks workers and property listings. It includes Wanted ads for employment and various parcels for sale or rent, plus a brief political note about W. J. Carroll from Houston, tied to national delegation plans.
A lost wallet found on Callegy road near Enstestown Bryan is associated with a pet reward and multiple articles. The finder is asked to return the wallet to Buelltive with a $7.07 change fund and a name tag noted.
A fragmented list describes meeting times for Ivanhoe Commandery and various lodges including Austin Chapter Cracow Union Lodge Woodmen and Aryan Lodge. It notes regular meetings on specific weekdays and times at local halls with occasional month patterns and venue references.
The readable fragments describe wedding flowers, funeral planning, a London traffic regulation note, and references to police at functions. Scattered lines mention doctors, a drummer, and a vague crime or disruption, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Avoid the rush by placing orders now for fan service with no minimum charge until the 22nd. Afterward ceilings fans incur a $2.50 minimum for one, $1.50 for up to two more, and $1.00 for each additional. Desk fans start at $1.50 for one, $2.50 for up to five, then $0.50 per extra. Apply to City Secretary, City Hall. Mayor W. W. Harris.
Captain recounts hardships of a three year Arctic expedition in northeast Greenland. Food shortages forced crew to ration supplies and dream of sandwiches as they battled fuel limits and extreme cold. One night he dreamed of four plates of sandwiches only to find glue and newspapers covering the food.
A provincial Chinese official’s daughter married with a grand red vase symbolizing a late groom, who had died years before. The ceremony linked her devotion to the deceased husband’s family and sparked a proposal to honor such vows with continued rites.
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