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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1913
Page
4
A Bryan text fragment notes political party tensions and a public counter for a postal scam. It references a Christmas mystery involving Colonel George Bailey from Foustown How and condemns depriving a hungry Democrat of heritage.
A fragmentary report notes Benator 14 Pollotte proposes two amendments to a warranty bill. The first aims to prevent members of Congress from profiting off government mergers and directs restrictions on officials at banks. The second seeks to curb the money trust by limiting interlocking directors. The debate ends without a roll call. the session moves on amid weather and holiday references.
The event features the A. M. College cadet chorus and dance performances. Selections include mandolin club pieces and vocal numbers by Rex Dowling, with a finale by the Zouaver march under Charles Sowe. The program honors garden history and includes a brief theatrical display.
A turbulent flood aftermath story thanks volunteers and donors for clothing and supplies. The report praises government and military help, notes continued shortages, and calls for bedding to sustain households through winter. Names of officials and institutions appear amid broader relief efforts.
An administrator is named in a local probate matter. The notice directs interested parties to file claims or respond by a specified deadline with the court handling the estate.
Notice announces sale of various mixed goods including rom for plant beds and household items. Auction set on a stated date with highest bidder to receive property under applicable law. Location referenced near Tryon, Intwtom County, Wilt fall. Sale mentions right to claim ownership by lienholders and warns bidders of terms.
The Buckner Orphans' Home, America’s largest orphanage, now shelters 800 children and a number of widows. It relies on donated groceries costing about 25 dollars daily and emphasizes a system of admitted charities and benevolence without regard to sect. The text references a charitable appeal and a church memorial service described as part of the community’s support.
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