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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1913
Page
1
Readable items list fresh fruit shells onions olives celery lettuce and tomatoes plus sauces dressing chutneys and puddings. The notice promotes Batavia products and holiday poultry including dressed turkeys and chickens at Gandy Corner.
Washington reports say President Wilson will sign the currency bill tonight and release details to lawmakers as the market steadies after holiday uncertainty. The senate debate opened with Owen and Glasa clashing over procedure while Clemente and Williams weigh the commerce commission’s next moves.
The Takto informs Engineer Adams that on Friday street tools and machinery will be assembled on Roth Main street near Parker office, and Saturday morning work will begin. A formal welcome is planned with a brief program and The Eagle as witness to the Commercial Cubake note.
A Texas bound whiskey barrel marked For Personal Use Only was not delivered by the railroad on the Texas side of Texarkana. The carrier argued legal interpretation would impose too much responsibility on one person for thirst.
Step child woman Lie Anetated Bev Meridian Tes Ba was convicted of poisoning her stepchild and sentenced to life imprisonment. She still faces trial on a charge of killing another stepchild by poisoning.
A South Texas report notes the season's first killing frost with sparse coverage of affected areas. A Christmas cantata at First Baptist Church drew a packed crowd Sunday evening, titled The Story of Bethlehem, praised for musical quality and community participation.
In Aurtle Texas on December 2 the governor issued thirty three pardons effective on Christmas Day. Officials reported potential further clemency from the pardon board, but the governor promised not to delay these pardons.
Panama authorities consider a proposal to permit government vessels to pass the canal on Wednesday as a Christmas gift to the American people. The Associated Press reports New York dispatches noting the plan and its timing.
Scott Floral C in Navasota lists corsages at 32.00 each small holly wreaths for cemetery and home at 1.50, sprays at 150 per box, roses and carnations in red pink and white, hyacinths and ferns 150 each.
Merchants report subdued demand due to higher duties and wartime shortages. Stores display mainly last year’s stock as foreign toy orders dwindle and holiday festivities are canceled.
The domestic consumption of cotton this year totals 580 100 bales the greatest in the country’s history the Censerum Huregn announced today.
The report notes Mr Dunn of Port Arthur Patriot Deputy earning praise for his service. The Grand Lodge appropriated 500 for retirement work and Mr Dunn added 200 to Bryan. The item reflects ceremonial gifts and allocations within lodge proceedings.
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