Sale of Wide Broom Line Highlighted
The listing promotes a large assortment of brooms from hearth brooms at 5 cents to parlor brooms at 25 to 50 cents and heavy janitor brooms at 68 cents, claiming superior value across all varieties.
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1913
Page
1
Treaty between United States and Japan expires tomorrow
Ambassadors exchange notes as the Honolulu treaty with Japan nears expiration. Officials have notified the secretary that the accord lapses tomorrow. The message comes as part of wartime diplomacy affecting allied relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Hoxton
Japan
Viscount Kind
Jay Ove
Hocertary Kegan
le Counle
Governor Colquitt Vetoes Penitentiary Bill
Governor Colquitt vetoed the penitentiary bill after a month of debate. Senator J. Ms. Astin and Representative JL Pountain returned from Austin and participated in the special session. They report satisfaction with appropriations secured for the A and M College and note broad legislative support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colquitt
Wan
J. Ms. Astin
JL. Pountain
Austin
A and M. College
Huerta Weighs U S Proposals Amid Pressure
Reports say President Huerta may reconsider his stance as Washington presses for reforms. U S proposals under consideration include changes urged by the United States to influence Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lind
Mexico
Mententhe
Wineo
Muara
Coneréas
Wasnisutons
St-Porvian
Oramenix
Mexico City
Huerte
Huerta
Peesdont
Hyerta
John
Colquitt Vetoes Large Education Funding Cuts
Colquitt vetoed 429 225 dollars from the education department and 1 593 000 in the second year. He also cut 1 485 000 from elementary institutions and 11 750 0 from the departmental section, with 142 000 the second year and 218 000 ongoing, plus 25 000 the second year from a separate fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imana Pant Gsestere Colquitt
Acara Payes
Peace Delegates Thank President Wilson at Conference
At the closing session of the twentieth universal peace conference delegates expressed appreciation for President Wilson's attitude toward peace. The scene featured dignitaries from multiple nations and marked an emphasis on ongoing efforts for international harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asmenaiea
Owe
Thaw Deportation Case Exercises Legal Questions
In Sherbrooke an emergency within the Thaw deportation case raised questions about prison guard sufficiency and the prisoner’s options. Governor Lomer Gouin reportedly telegraphed Sheriff Aylmer King regarding the guard issue as Thaw faced deportation decisions amid habeas corpus proceedings in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherbrooke
Gueben
Ann
Reac Iarey
Prion
Bie Lomer Gout
Aylmer King
Thanata
Wight
Cueber
Newport
Bere
Syrod Boy Bets Hanisine Pre Cotton Pickin Prize
Guy Man Tom 15 son of Dick Blanton Coleview earned 25 dollars for picking 400 pounds of cotton in one day. The father promised a fine saddle if the feat was done, and he delivered amid proud claims the boy doubted could complete the task. Farmers note cotton prices make such work highly lucrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Dick Blanton
Coleview
Manton
Promoter and Attendant Charged After Fatal Ring Incident
In Los Angeles on August 2 a boxing event ended with the death of Jobx Yous after a knockout by Jane Willard. Yous died at the hospital later. Willard is jailed on murder charges and promoters and ref were arrested as accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Cale
Jobx Yous
Jane Willard
Prem Los Angelon
Auk Ergun
Willard
Enrollment boom at Texas A and M signals record term
Registrar Charles Priley notes 1912 14 term will see rising male student counts new freshmen up to 128 admitted this year with overall enrollment near 500 in the senior class hazing concerns drive some families away while new campus buildings attract applicants. The university purchased 280 acres nearby to support growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texak A
M. College
Charley Priley
New Studenta
Ihe College
Tritory
Studenta
Walrice
Atu
Freshowen A Teady
Meriley
Alodente
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Hardy Newton
Echoola
Aatuntay
City Institute
Moway
Wig
W. ©. Lawson
Rivermoretos
Duman Machine
Ite Koodnek
Bell Bros
Ippreite Wilson
E. F. Parks
Bryan
Syrod
Hanisine
Guy Blanton
Cic Expee
White Crest
David Reid & Company
Freestone
Plone
Miratos Caromis
Yeateray
Preestone
Schotten
Java
Wilson & Astin
Sanders Bros
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