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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR portrays a 17th century discourse on money in deposits and national trade. It mentions Houston Jubilee plans, a New York whip arrival, and Civil War era comments. The tone reflects wartime talk and economic anxiety with scattered place names and names.
A Times Herald dispatch discusses the Federal Reserve Bank's role for banks, not individuals, outlining dividend rules, surplus funding, and government compensation. It critiques currency circulation, rural credit needs, and notes the cotton and grain sectors, amid farmer prices and broader economic tensions.
Winter dairying offers higher prices for milk and cream, easier handling in cold weather, better yearlong labor distribution, and stronger lactation. Fall calving allows calves to be fed on milk or fodder for months, easing weaning and enabling closer farm management. In experiment and practice, winter calving can improve calf quality and overall returns for producers.
A proposition to pave East Anderson Street from the east side of Tator avenue to the Interurban track was discussed by City Leader Adam and contractor C. J. Merny. The plan, seen as essential to extend city improvements, awaits funds for the city’s share and deficiency warrants to cover costs.
The store announces a final clearance sale at Waldrop and Co offering mens wear valued at one dollar items. This closing event highlights deep discounts and remaining stock as the business winds down operations.
The council heard a lease proposal for city land near the Houston and Texas Central Railroad to a local firm at 80 per year and a survey result to be submitted to Mayor Harrie. They also considered a $1200 automobile fire truck payment shortfall request, referred to the finance committee. International and Great Northern Railway asked for lower street light rates on Bryan street. the issue was deferred. The council adjourned.
The Birlment Aiagwell wrestling match at Moone Hall last night was ruled a draw by Referee John Truly Jr after both contestants wrestled without a fall. Both fighters showed fine form and appeared evenly matched. neither gained a decisive advantage. A rematch is planned later in the year when cooler weather may bring a different result. The crowd was large and enthusiastic despite the stalemate.
Fragmented note lists cotton receipts and warehouse references with unclear values and places. Mentions Union warehouse Metck warehouse and Milton. Details are garbled but indicate season receipts and related terms.
The team plans a return of twelve veterans and promises strong coaching. Captain Garrity and stars Kilough Monn Nok Mraumiller Crow and others headline a capable group. Training begins September 10 under W. Le Derve and new head coach Har Lin with Graves contributing.
A 1920s Queen Theatre program notes the photoplay After Dark starring Aloe Francie and William A Brady, based on a drama about a wounded veteran facing family betrayal. The piece also references a live stage version and a related tale tied to the Spanish American War, with a crowd-drawing evening after dark performance and cast descriptions.
A reflective piece contrasts fathers and sons amid rural labors. It laments how much the world values deeds while honoring the quiet, persistent work of men, like tending fields and cutting weeds, that underpin daily life and legacy.
Houston hosts a river event with low train rates as the YEEP Waterway celebration opens. Officials announce limited seating and discounted fares for August 11 with details at ticket agents. Limited return trip information available, urging passengers to inquire locally.
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