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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1915
Page
2
A Bryan Daily Eagle column discusses Navasota ordinances requiring gate materials and vehicle practices. It notes past enforcement, the need for clearer rules, and mentions local traffic issues in Bryan and nearby towns, including references to historical figures and period-era commerce.
A garbled letter-style report discusses press roles in publishing political ads and views on neutrality. It mentions Bryan and references to Austin American and national party bias, questioning enforcement of fair coverage and printing limits.
The Scott Floral Company in Navasota showcases abundant carnations and thriving plant growth. Local grower Scott, supported by the florist Scott, advertises offerings and highlights generous patronage boosting the town’s economy and reputation.
A fragmentary wartime verse recounts a sergeant’s medal tag read aloud by a child. The text evokes a lone soldier’s longing, hunger, and the pause between duty and home, noting a boy’s wish for a strong father.
Transfers show T. Th Tyan selling Tote 1 and 4 to Trent Newton in Cavite with consideration noted. Phillipa edition conveys property to the city of Bryan for 1800 dollars. Trent Newton transfers to W. K Clout in Bryan for Tote 1 and 4 with 100 dollars. C. Davidson of Wharton notes 342 aren at Maria Reyans league land with 11000 consideration.
New York April 31 reports say Wall Street indices inch higher as investors await clearer signs of recovery. Analysts note cautious optimism despite ongoing volatility, with financials leading modest gains and trading volumes rising slightly.
Fragmented OCR text reports gains by the Pros in South Dakota with unclear details about outcomes and locations. Mentions references to Aswogrea and Abortesais and a Lowe state or Iowa mention, but readable facts are sparse.
Fragmentary report from Dy Revelated Pree in Pas Mexico dated Avril 11 notes an authorisation and possible rapture involving Cu dalajara. Names appear garbled with uncertain spellings.
Washington April 21 General Retrada, a commander under Villa, was killed during the defeat at Ce Jays. The report notes Villa forces suffered heavy casualties as the offensive faltered and retreat began.
The annual Sunday School picnic of the First Methodist Church at War held at Fort Keuver Park featured a good dinner and games. The Preachers lost to the hoboes 3 to 1 in one match, and the Toy Beauties beat the old men in another game. Readers enjoyed the day, marking it a success with lively entertainments.
In Konoabu Wisconsin April 2 an elderly farmer, 76, one of the state's wealthiest, lay gravely ill awaiting days. Family and workers prepared to move him home near Pleasant Prairie for his final hours bidding horses and cattle goodbye as he spoke of dying in peace. Police and community figures later reported the events surrounding his illness and last requests.
The Beata announces that it kawwa refugees in Vera Can evendywt otheremoraalty of foreign nationals there. The county boys farm club and the fless can ning club held today at the experiment station near the A. L. College. ML was well attended with about one hundred twenty five present. Several good talks were made and extended. A more extended write will be made later.
Report from Tex on Tuesday stated Stone & Webster of Boston arranged to take control of Dallas street car system through United Electric Securities Co. of New Jersey. The interests were to be sold for 10,000,000 dollars in a deal reported to involve New Jersey and Texas entities.
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