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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1909
Page
3
A fragmented notice discusses Mierod and a high profile indictment, noting state persistence for trial and public reaction to legal actions. It references subscriptions, carriers, and enforcement of laws, with a sense of civic concern and legal process underscoring the event.
A fragmentary Texas page notes farmers wasting time on trifles while reporting four bales of rotten hay and two hundred bushels of corn. It questions attention to distant polar exploration and hints at public concern over national goals and agricultural worth.
A late Courier dispatch critiques Iryan and Waterson on liquor reform. The piece suggests Waterson accuses Iryan of avoiding action on prohibition and praises Hepes for seeking state level liquor control and distribution power. It notes Democratic foes may react to the stance as debates intensify.
The Tyter reports that H. Clay Pierce’s trial was not a failure but a warning of costs and consequences. The piece notes dissent from Pierce and implies the trial’s consequences will serve as a warning to others.
A garbled historic notice offers Christmas mailing guidance from a postmaster figure. It warns about proper addressing packing and the holiday rush, remarks on open windows and deadlines, and ends with holiday goodwill and a signature.
The report notes a survey by War Department direction to improve the river for navigation. Works include dam adjustments at Navasste and Hidalen Palla and relocation of ks. water is being managed to open the river for navigation. A new dam near Allentaren is planned with the west side likely opposite Munson roan.
An OCR fragment presents a tangled narrative with names like Eugene Piel and Mr Heardropp. It mentions a courtroom, a sailor, and a piece of paper bearing a queen's question about clothing routes. The text is garbled but suggests testimonies and a dramatic exchange.
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