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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
5
Holiday shoppers face limited stock and inflated prices as savings claims appear misleading. Local stores warn that aggressive advertising may overstate discounts and reduce overall value, urging careful comparison of offers and budget awareness.
Report notes varied activity as residents and visitors, including Fred B Beuy and Myer Co Hardware, browse china and hardware at local stores Reliance and Foxtorin glossing. Mentions Jack Graham and Ashart Mage, and a motorist reaching 40 mph on the Arwaon river.
Two thousand men and women marching from downtown to the east front of the Capitol, in Washington, were received by Representative Hobson of Alabama and Senator Morris Sheppard, in a national-capitol display by the Anti-Saloon League of America.
Commissioners report widespread damage to roads and bridges across the county. Several spans including Little Dra and Thompson Creek bridges need repair nor rebuilding funds. estimates may run into thousands of dollars. Aid for food and clothing is being organized for affected residents as riverside disruptions ease.
A local Elks lodge invites members to attend a midnight session at Lamar Beihka Exalted Ruler in the city. The event highlights a shift toward new unity and upcoming charitable work.
The Harvey correspondent reports Grandma Honea’s funeral at Bethel cemetery with Rev Mattock officiating and her children and grandchildren in attendance. Also noted is a wedding at Brightlight Church with Rev Wheeler presiding, uniting Ave Todd and others. Traveling, churchgoing, and a note of gratitude amid Brazos flood distress are mentioned.
A message to the local operator of the H and T C line says water on the Navavola river is about one foot deep and rapidly rising but the river is failing. If track damage is not severe, trains may run tonight. if not, service should resume tomorrow, easing floodbound Bryn residents.
Public warning urges people not to give money clothing or items under a gate to Mood autterers warning the public will be exploited and that the relief committee will provide aid through the Commercial Club. John M. Lawrence signs as Chairman of the Relief Committee.
Comfortable quarters will be provided for all who come to the Methodist prayer meeting tonight. The time is 718, the first prayers meeting of the new conference year. Let every member be present. GLENN FLINN, Pastor.
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