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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
5
Schedule list shows morning arrivals and departures for the Moulton and Texan Central lines. Timetables cover local stops, with times and platform notes where readable. Limited fragmentary data may indicate service gaps or adjustments on certain days.
Local and other items show various visitors in the city today including college figures, merchants, and residents from nearby towns. Names and places appear with scattered notes on movement and commerce, reflecting a bustling early 20th century urban scene.
Reported cotton receipts at area warehouses show half bale increments with a grand total of 114.08 bales in 2016. The record lists balances for Lawrence and Vinton warehouses and notes Interurban cotton receipts among totals from several yards.
A perfume ad touts scents as the true spirit of flowers. It claims a drop or two can create an atmosphere of charm and elegance, noting a variety of odors and makes available for selection.
An arson squad set fire to the Kelly House, a prominent Glasgow suburb mansion, in what is described as retaliation for Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst's arrest. The incident is attributed to suffragette activity.
Flooded boiler rooms at the A and M College power plant were drained yesterday afternoon and operations resumed. The basement area was swept by several feet of water, hindering access to the tunnel carrying steam pipes to the buildings, with hopes the problem will be prevented in future repairs.
A Texas farm advisory stresses that barns are central to dairy production and food safety. It notes manure as a by product and urges dairymen to maintain clean facilities to protect human food supplies and promote better herd health.
The Apex mine, long believed to hold Ralph Lopes, a Mexican laborer, was unsealed after gas caused a blast. Sheriff's officers plan to reenter tonight to search for the body as cleanup continues. The item also touches on dairy industry topics and breeding stock.
A partial and garbled text fragment shows a scratched conversation about garden tasks manure and mowing plus scattered phrases and names. The legible parts depict casual talk and uncertain who speaks or acts, with no clear event date or location.
Real estate notice offers land for sale by Guy P. Bittle. Five acres and up option near town at a favorable price.
Weather disrupts scheduled Episcopal event causing a postponement for a few days.
Fragmented text reports a postponed Episcopal bazaar due to weather with scattered notes on moon phases and literary allusions. The jumbled account references plans, schedules, and local sentiment but lacks clear event details or dates.
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