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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
2
Advertisement text from The Eagle Printing Co. with publisher and post office details. It notes second class matter April 1910 and subscription rates with a request to notify the office when carriers fail to deliver or there are changes in residence.
Rural Texas growers tout bumper corn yields exceeding 800000 bushels and strong garden harvests while critics warn of price volatility and misinformation. A Texas banker and local officials discuss crop movement and policy, urging caution against market manipulation and misleading claims.
The text voices concern about county credit schemes and farmer debts. It references rural finance, implied government aid, and fears of indebting farmers to fund crops, with a critique of a system serving private interests. It mentions a broad, unsettled populace and monetary pressures on agriculture.
Contempt of court noted amid accusations against a Georgia judge. Items include public funds misuse, bankruptcy law violations, favoritism toward relatives, disobedience of Supreme Court standards, judicial turning, neglect of duty and attempted bribery. Local commentary questions conduct and standards.
The Houston Chronicle urges Acting Governor Will H. Mayes to become governor and pardon the four hundred convicts the commission recommended. The piece critiques campaign workings and fiscal impacts on the state budget while questioning political loyalties and past reforms.
Fragmentary text references trouble with Meson and Provident Wilvon, mentions restoration and relocation of something, and hints at political agitation. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge to anchor a concise summary.
OCR fragment notes various names such as Tom Campbell Whewie Cone Johnson Horace Chilton and MM Crane in a paperey roundup while Sousbusier dominates the meltine pot for Rood.
The fragmented report describes a judge appointing a special prosecutor to charge Maury with attacking and dueling accusations. It mentions a long fighter named Maury, a complainant in Aurora, grand jury involvement, witnesses, and bystanders. Fines and a jail sentence appear for various offenses amid a legal dispute.
The article states dry conditions have greatly interfered with the ponmit and tater crop, describing the impact of the weather on the harvest and prospects.
The Bryan and Covent interurban, linked with Houston and Texas Central lines, plans to haul upper Brazos cotton via a new route. Col Cuhing and Trafic Manager Dutta confirm shifts intended to boost circulation, raise freight rates, and benefit shippers, merchants, and workers with around twenty four hour export access.
Yesterday morning the Bryan and Central Interurban began service with the new cars and gas-electr ic couches. The trip to Brong City and return ran on schedule, drawing cheers from management as freight and local trade cargo began moving along the river route. The line aims to boost Bryan’s commerce and attract passengers with improved transport options.
On September 1 the Carpenters Union of Bryan will host a barbecue to help defray expenses. Pot pork mutton and a banket will be served at Royall Lane two miles south of the city. Those who wish may attend this luncheon and stay. Dinner will be served at 1 o clock.
Notice invites bids for the erection of a real dance hall in the Oak Grove addition of Bryan by the Marzan County Development Company. Bids accepted until September 10, 191?. Plans and specifications available at the office of Pouptaln Bron. The right to reject any and all bids reserved. August 29, 1901.
The Hugean invites the public to First Baptist Church where Rev. Sarah Watron of Houston will preach both morning and evening services. Morning service at 11 o clock and evening at 8 15. Visitors and strangers are especially welcome.
Prot. nd Sra. TT Nagle of Cok he passed through Aryan en route to Austin where they will live in future. Mr. Nagle will enter on duties of his new position as a member of the Board of Water Eng ingure of Texan, appointed by Gov. Colquitt. Annual meeting of the stockholders of the Urban Ry will be held in Bryan on Tuesday September 16th at 12 o'clock noon for the purpose of electing the Board of Directors and transacting other business. Secretary Mryan and Central Tex ay Taterurban RR.
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