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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
1
A partial and garbled report mentions Cardinal deaths and a person named Naupolla and Dolla. The readable bits describe a pale reaction and references to church or religious figures. The text is disrupted and names are unclear.
Washington dispatch notes state department denials about numerous reports of maltreatment and improper conduct in various regions. Refugees on ships transferred to a cruiser returned to Tampico amid fluctuating news as officials press for clarity on Panama Canal contracts and embassy property purchases in Mexico City.
A shipment of tents arrived to shelter storm victims and is to be set up at a lower site for winter protection. Donations include clothing from Methodist Missionary Ladies, Urviline Convent, and others, plus sacks of clothing, sweet potatoes, and cash gifts totaling multiple donors in Crockett Galveston Houston and nearby towns.
A California ranch incident is described with names and locations obscured by garbled OCR. The report mentions a ranch ear and a man named James Th from Winnenpotth, with references to a young Californian and a person named Lodny. The readable fragments point to a violent assault witnessed by the ranchman’s wife.
The report notes vast wheat and grain acreage with crop conditions better than the previous decade. Texas winter wheat area is 1,138,000 acres with a condition of 55 percent. Oklahoma around 2,541,006 acres with 102 percent. Arkansas about 104,000 acres with 9 percent.
Science experts outline methods to protect homes and barns from floods in Central and South Texas. Plans include anchoring houses and building concrete foundations with iron bars, plus trenches and pilings to withstand high water while farms recover swiftly.
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