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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
3
The notice reports a Saturday sale run by Wy BA Parks offering reduced prices on furniture to clear stock. It notes departments including Anthie le and Roda and mentions staging at a hall with many items. The piece warns buyers of limited days remaining and urges prompt shopping before stock runs out.
Readable fragments show multiple individuals from Independence, Bryan, and Calverton in the region today. Several residents and families, including Minnie Edge and J. M. Pankey, are noted visiting, returning home, or traveling through local towns amid routine daily life.
Brandon and Lawrence showcase fresh mens wear catalogs with updated silhouettes fabrics and seasonal colors. Designers highlight versatile suits sport coats and casual outfits for work and leisure, aiming to broaden options for modern wardrobes.
A fragmented notice from A and M College lists dates and names with unclear roles. The text mentions August 4 1913 and August 11914, along with Hoard and Onston Texas, but the exact action and participants remain obscured.
The Sunday school workers of the Baptist General Convention of Texas gathered for the state convention. Leaders include Dr. S. M. Yt, superintendent of the National Baptist Teachers’ Training Course, and President Dr. Ht Prince of Work IX. Speakers highlighted optimism and unity as they outlined convention goals and a proposed “Surgical Plan of Operation.” The meeting featured remarks by prominent figures and drew white church members to attend in support of the convention’s aims.
A directory listing many Bryan area lodges and fraternal groups with meeting nights and halls. Vulcan Lodge No. 37 A D D We, Woodmen of the World, Carpenters Local No 185e, Bryan Lodge Nos 99 109, and related bodies show second and fourth weekly meetings, Sundays and Mondays for various orders, with hall locations and times noted for each group.
Carroll Ky Mrs Bettie Bullock writes of suffering from severe womanly troubles for years. A doctor and rest failed until Cardus, the woman’s tonic, was started by her husband. She reports immediate improvement and now works and walks with ease. She urges others to try Cardus and asks their pharmacist for it.
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