Grocers Seek Trade With Lucerpas Month Buyers
Local grocers pledge readiness to supply desired groceries for Lucerpas month and respectfully solicit trade, promising quality and reliable service to customers and merchants.
06 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
1
Local grocers pledge readiness to supply desired groceries for Lucerpas month and respectfully solicit trade, promising quality and reliable service to customers and merchants.
The city council announced a $5500 purchase of automated firefighting gear from Chemical Company No. 2 of Noyan Texas. The purchase includes a chemical apparatus and extensive ladder, hoses, and safety tools to protect Bryan’s properties. Delivery is expected within ninety days, with general taxation used to fund the unit and no special levy required.
Governor Colquitt announced reappointment and new appointments to the A. and M. College trustees. Cushing of Mou loo ad W will join the board. Astin of Linton county replaces Davie who moved to Io Peru. Examinations for teacher certification to be held today and tomorrow with several applicants to be examined by the county board Autry Moore and others oversee the process.
Associated Press dispatches describe a heavy Panhandle snowstorm across Texas with cold northerly winds and freezing temperatures. Snow blanketed towns including Channing and Snyder, while Amarillo reports multiple inches of snow and a single digit below freezing in places. El Paso sees twenty eight degrees above zero despite widespread snow showers.
Report from Associated Press describes a revival of insurgent activity in Mexico with rebels and federals exchanging heavier combat. Twenty ranches destroyed. hostages demanded and alleged capture of leaders Juan Del Mio and North Durango. Valle Del Bravo cinema refuses to yield eighteen young women as hostages. town largely spared. Rebels attack Tomanalteper but are repulsed with casualties and wounded.
The governors' conference adopted a resolution repudiating Governor Blease of South Carolina for backing lynch law by a 10 to 4 vote. Blease mocked his critics, insisting he cared not what the conference said as he denounced the constitution. Governors from North Carolina Arkansas Connecticut Idaho opposed the measure.
An indictment from Orton Massachusetts returns Walter Uatuim Frank J Daniele and George Pinter as defendants in a case labeled as involving a “rape book mwinitere.” The charge accuses them of larceny and conspiracy to steal with alleged nationwide operations.
The sixth annual session of the DLO Line Insurance Presidents opens with Ambassador Myron T Herrick urging a bonding system for farm financing. Farmers waste 20,000,000 yearly in high rates. debate on adopting European style credit schemes and Raiffeisen inspired personal credit to lower costs.
Government statement outlines safeguarding Americans and properties in Hermosillo and Durango Mexico. Warns of dangers from unspecified groups and urges vigilance for travelers and consular assistance regions.
Maj John C Mallory, a retired officer, leaped from the tenth floor of the Manhattan Hotel this morning escaping the care of a nurse. He had been suffering melancholia and was under nurse care in Newport before the tragedy.
Weather notes from December 1912 report cold fronts and freezing temps. John Daly Jr. is noted as reaching twenty eight in Houston. Cotton markets show Bryan warehouses receiving season cotton with prices and supplies recorded. Real estate transfers list multiple property moves and marriage licenses are noted for James Lewis and Angeline HIT.
A steamer ran aground near the lake area and caused damage while passengers and crew faced delays. Reports cite two sons of a local dutyholder among those affected as the vessel settled. Authorities are coordinating salvage and safety measures as weather conditions hinder efforts.
Mrs Laduque was today acquitted on the charge of adultery by the Omluis jury. The verdict comes after testimony about her relationship with Dostana and the other woman Ber de Tonse, with her mother and Miss J. P. Smith stating they believed the wife acted in self defense.
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