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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1913
Page
2
A garbled 1910 era document blends names like Bryan Wilson and Cox with stray notes on Texas politics, river events, road funding, and civic issues. It mentions Beagle subscriptions, bond debates, and a mayoral quote while drifting through varied topics and fractured sentences.
An enrollment of 800 farmers is planned for the annual farmers' short course at the A and M College, to be held the week before the Farmers' Congress. The course will move to summer prior to the Congress to free adult members for other work, with dormitory space expanded for winter visitors and favorable weather. The date and details will be determined after an executive committee meeting in San Antonio. Prominent layman HL Woolf of Patan will address the Colored Baptist Convention in the city tomorrow.
A fragmented account describes hats and outfits in a church service, noting ladies in bonnets and bustling attendants. It critiques the time spent on attire during early worship, urging modest attire and reverence over costume display at the Sabbath.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a Brey Openerer in Righ rican and a presidential note at a lodge. It also references August Haxthowwen of Flouaton, Charley R. Jhoil Fexaa, and a harvest in a Brazo county area. The text is fragmented with unclear details and names.
Fragmentary report mentions Governor Colquitt, Comptrailer Lane, and an event related to Texas people. Details are unclear due to garbled text. entities include Colquitt and Texas.
Public school teachers in Pittsburg walked out in protest against Superintendent Hector. The partial strike disrupted classes as administrators and union members met to seek a settlement.
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