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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1913
Page
2
A discussing the high cost of living and its impact on farmers. It argues farm profits depend on selling to manufacturers, noting urban price pressures, consumer costs, and wage dynamics. The piece cites Galveston News observations and questions whether price reductions will occur, urging reader input on farm price trends.
Fragmented OCR text references a habeas corpus matter involving a prisoner held at Port Worth. It mentions a pardon review, legal entitlements, and a judge named Craven, with emphasis on the procedural questions surrounding release and trial. The readable portions reference appeals and legal actions without clear dates or names.
A fragmented reflection on how telephone conversations and direct personal talk can reduce discord. The piece argues that spoken, immediate communication strengthens peace more than written notes and telephone directories, urging community leaders to pursue dialogue in schooling and civic matters.
The death of John Vesmirovsky is reported with a funeral to be held at St Joseph's Catholic Church at 400 o'clock Friday afternoon conducted by Walter Geinener. It lists pallbearers Matt Vitopil Michaelas Frank Hanus Frank Trache Jon Kosh and Avert Operstein. A separate Commerce Department hearing covers a separate procurement matter in Washington.
Fragmentary OCR weather note from Tiyan Texas citing temperature and precipitation forecasts for the Wontytour area. Mentions likely showers or cloudy conditions across East Torus Clowdy Hanent and nearby sections with uncertain details and typos obscuring specific data.
An American observer notes disruptions by suffragettes in London, reporting broken limbs and arrests. The scene includes expressions of anger, clashes with authorities, and ongoing demonstrations seen as part of a broader women’s rights push.
Fifteen deaths linked to the baseball season of 1913 are reported, including players and spectators from Dallas and other areas. The text notes incidents during games and related events, with mentions of military or federal vessels and heavy artillery arrivals affecting operations. Details are fragmentary and unclear in places.
Vera Cruz December 16 rebels, after an assault near Tampico, are said to have withdrawn to safer positions awaiting heavy artillery while authorities report cannonading subsides and cautious movements along the coast.
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