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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1912
Page
1
Candy buyers in Bryan seek boxes and baskets priced from 28 cents to 10 dollars. A wide selection includes almond milk chocolate, blue label nougat bar, and chocolate creams. Fresh fruits and nut cakes accompany the candy variety as shoppers are invited to come in and see.
The government charges conspiracy to fix butter prices and allocate markets involving the Elgin Board of Trade and the American Creamery Butter Manufacturers Association. The suit seeks to enjoin alleged price fixing and unlawful restraint while detailing the Central Area dominance and cold storage ties as the basis for the conduct. The report also notes Judge A. G. Board’s death during the case proceedings and his long service as county judge and public official.
An incident at a Terrell residence this morning resulted in the death of a longtime local businessman. Authorities indicated financial troubles may have triggered the event, with no further details released pending investigation.
By Avencgted Prom Unto Dec. 14 Wolven yesterday devoured four persons near Bolra province. Large packs driven by snow threaten Sierra Tri Tatrella road and farms. Hunters killed one hundred wolves. eight hunters were bitten. Memphie Won claimed 200 prize in clean town contest, with Basle Pans and others noted in order.
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders a general rate reduction averaging 20 percent to Middle West destinations. The reduction applies for at least two years from February 1 and affects routes from Tekin and Louisiana points toward New York and other hubs. Heavily affected sectors include transport to midwest cities.
Anoint Premed Yhumjtton reports that Governor Wilson sailed to New York aboard the Bermudian, amid a crowd cheering and a detaintion. The governor carried his own baggage and was escorted by his aid aboard the steamer.
The Associated Press reports the U S census bureau says November cotton consumption reached 472 240 running bales including round bale and half bale units. This is about 35 000 bales less than October. The on hand cotton in warehouses stood at 4 796 420 bales.
Judge Magnerson of the Pitty-Atth district court ruled that a corporation cannot be granted a retail liquor license in Texas. The notice lists several names and mentions an afternoon funeral service for Judge Board.
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