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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1913
Page
4
A miscellany of remarks and anecdotes from Bryan readers includes a charity appeal at the Auditorium and a Galveston News call for railroad reform. The column quotes Houston and Tyler opinions on religion, welfare, and law while noting civic concerns and local humor.
A fragmented warning list quotes a police official urging readers to secure doors and windows when away from home and avoid giving strangers access to valuables. It warns against leaving purses unattended, rushing into crowds, and carrying large sums or valuable items, with advice on safe packing and delivery practices.
A chaotic event described amid flood conditions stirs public concern. The exchange editor of the Post faces criticism for not fully explaining the incident’s details and possible missteps. Calls grow for clearer reporting and accountability.
A jumbled set of lines touches on routines and social expectations. It references marriage, gifts, and personal appearance while musing on resolutions and admiration for practical homemaking. The tone resembles a troubled contemplation of social norms.
Fragmentary text describes a tragedy near a farm and community notices. It mentions a farmer's child or animal loss and references agricultural advice amid a local reaction. The piece hints at farm work, water, and potential safety concerns within the rural setting.
The funeral service for J H Suber Jr who died at A M College was held at his father in law's home. Interment followed at City Cemetery in Maryville with Dr Mae Worver officiating and a large attendance from the college community and friends. The flag atop the Main Building was lowered in a mark of respect as attendees included many named mourners and college staff.
Market listings show prices for beer per dozen and per two, ducks at three dollars per dozen, cows priced per head, and a range of produce including corn potatoes and hay with unit costs. Several items include per ton or per hundredweight pricing and quantities uncertain due to OCR.
Postoffice records show November receipts totaling 224, or 248.48 in another unit, with December projections around 14,294.82 and 17,900 for the year end. Officials note monthly gains versus prior years and warn staffing is stretched as Christmas approaches.
Christmas Flower orders urged with a special assortment described as delightful and varied. Marion Foote promotes a seasonal pickup or delivery window and emphasizes timely ordering to avoid delays.
Mrs KEN Mars and Amay Suyde Friedianiter will join Mr. Mira in Bryan after deciding to relocate. The couple, well known for affable manner and popularity, have many friends here who will miss them.
The column lists cotton market activity with prices and bids for various grades and warehouses. It notes bale totals, grade terms such as middling and standard, and gives figures like 544.45 for a price level. Cottonseed is priced at 14.00 per hundredweight, with par two mentioned.
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