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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
2
The Eagle prints a sprawling, fragmentary column mixing political agitation and era-specific quips. It references Senatorial contests, constitutional debates, and corruption worries, naming figures and locales while venting public discontent at governance and reform efforts.
A fragment discusses the view that some individuals claim to be philanthropic while directing funds into private pockets, contrasting public benevolence with concealed self interest. The text hints at Kemp Sei money and a critique of true charitable intent.
A chaotic notice promotes a big fish fry and entertainment at Blown City near the river park. It lists ticket sales, times for a 3:00 p.m. departure, a 6:30 dinner, and a fundraiser with a Moh fry ticket vending at a local venue.
Crows attend entertainment amid thrill of a shipwreck survivor tale and a Sunny-Keystone comedy. A war drum feature, From the Manger to the Cross, will be shown tomorrow morning along with the usual Disle program. Audience pleases with the lineup and the canal comedy The Rattan.
Work onYe en revidétog of Mr. W. O. Sanders has started and the concrete basement ie "a8 will be a eptendid, 1 Saunt the of bidorm opidence.
Ed Hall as president and W H Cole as cashier swear the bank statement is true to their knowledge before J J Jenkins notary on August 14. The document lists witnesses JenkInS Coulter and Samuel Levy and references a bank in Texas.
Fragmentary report notes new cotton receipts in several warehouses and warehouses listed with uncertain figures. Mentions West Virginia and New York entries, with price hints around $20 per ton and a 1908 note reference. Ends with unclear question about receipts.
A terse summary notes a man who is stingy and not popular yet often holds the price or value in dispute. The line suggests social friction around frugality and bargaining, with a focus on economic behavior and local perception.
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