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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1914
Page
2
Our big Christmas sale advertises substantial savings on coats with prices shown as 86.00 and 99.25 after reductions. The notice promotes one‑third to one‑fourth off typical prices and highlights coat sales in preparation for holiday shopping.
Historical newspaper masthead with publication details listing the Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot date 1910, advertising rates, postal service information, and subscription rates. It notes delivery issues and contact procedures for carriers and readers.
A fragment describes Cracow as a historic Polish capital with Gothic courts, Wawel Hill, a renowned university legacy, and famed libraries. It notes traders on the Vistula, religious sites like the Avantavtway Cathedral, and later passages touch on civic debates in Waco about a local franchise and charity drives for orphans during a White Christmas effort.
A large ceremony at New York College featured 2 580 students and faculty as officials announced daily attendance rules and the event’s festive spirit. The president stressed orderly conduct and the college’s commitment to academic rigor amid the celebrations.
The Galveston Sows comment on rising global generosity as philanthropy broadens to aid the homeless the introverted and the helpless. They urge emulation of Christlike charity and spreading aid through a wider, kinder network to ease distress and uplift communities.
A young wife hugged Governor Colquitt after a pardon was anticipated for her husband. The article notes a calm, forthright demeanor during the pardon process and mentions Governor Ogar in connection with the case.
Fragmentary note suggests a farmer regrets omitted harvest and intends to plan ahead for next Christmas. It hints at ongoing effort and preparation but lacks clear names or places. The wording remains unclear and partially garbled.
The readable text fragment mentions an added inventory or property related to a local matter. No clear names, dates, or locations are legible to identify the exact notice action or authority.
Local column from Milroy Texas dated December 21, 1914 covers holiday visits to Waco, Normangee and Coleman, a basketball team’s rough season, road bond vote in December, and moving garage business. Names include Babe McDonald, Mr and Mrs A W Byes, Marlon Sellars, Sellars family, W D Sellars, Lola May Jones, Tate Per evan, Clyde Goon, J D Jones, M G Buchanan.
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