For Rent One Four Room House With Newly Papered Interior
A four room house available for rent featuring one alehinm one and a par ticularly renovated interior. Newly papered and palated condition advertised at S60 per month by Raley Vey Sods Comans.
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1915
Page
6
A four room house available for rent featuring one alehinm one and a par ticularly renovated interior. Newly papered and palated condition advertised at S60 per month by Raley Vey Sods Comans.
The last surviving veteran of the Civil War era, Col John L Clem, aged 64, retires from the active U S Army as a brevet major general. He served as quartermaster, earned gallantry medals, and became famed as Chickamauga’s drummer boy after running away from a Confederate unit and joining Wheeler’s Michigan troops.
Millican defeated Wellborn in a decisive baseball game yesterday. Millican pitched strongly and drove the ball to all fields, outpacing Wellborn's pitchers with timely hits and solid defense.
A malfunction at well No 1 disrupted the city water supply as an abnormal plate in the air caused the water to spill. Repairs were attempted but cracks appeared again necessitating another restart. Officials aim to return the well to operation before 10 this morning as reservoir levels remain low.
Tom McClure, the noted West Texas sheriff, was appointed captain of the North Side police station today in Fort Worth. The move places McClure in charge of a key precinct as police leadership reshapes downtown enforcement.
Sam B. Wilson returns to Battle Creek Michigan to manage the wealth of his interest. He traveled to New York and other wholesale centers to buy an elegant stock of winter goods for Wilson & Company before resuming duties.
A fragmentary New York page notes a pop culture moment with a declared new drink and a call to aid for war victims. It mentions The People’s Relief Committee for Jewish War Sufferers, urging support from Jewish groups, unions, and clubs. The piece blends entertainment with a civic initiative tied to wartime relief.
An observing tailor warns that the elbow crease signals character and that shiny sleeves result from exclusive wear by owner Williams during a long land venture. The piece notes a medical tangent about a detector disease in New York, with treatment using salt solution injections and uncertain cure prospects.
Fragmented text references an accident and a witness or officer dialogue. Phrases are garbled, with mentions of a “poor fellow,” insomnia, a warning, and an unclear age. No coherent events, names, places, or dates are ascertainable from the legible portions.
The Texas legislature changed the dove season start from November 1 to March 1 each year, extending hunting time and adjusting bag limits. It also shortened the quail season from eighty to sixty days and limited hunters to no more than fifteen quail per day. Deputized game wardens will enforce the new rules and monitor season openings.
A jumble of church notices lists services at Anse, First Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, and other churches. It includes masses, Sunday schools, sermons by pastors Gletriann, Lowh, Whierler, and Moore, with times mostly around Sunday mornings and evenings. Churches invite congregations to attend, with notes on special events and youth programs.
A dense, old text outlines soup stock making and canning steps with references to meat scraps vegetables barley and peas. It includes directions on jar preparation sterilization timing with hot water, steam, or pressure methods, plus recipes for vegetable and cream soups and mentions department guidance on economical use of products. The fragmented OCR reads like kitchen instructions mixed with generic canning remarks and conversion notes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Foe leading demonstrations involving Arvengememnts and whoreby figures with unclear names and places. The readable bits show potential protest activity, but no coherent events, dates, or locations emerge for a solid summary.
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