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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1911
Page
2
An 1810 Bryan post office notice discusses municipal reform, urging honest leadership and fair advertising rates. Citizens debate city sanitation, hiring a scavenger wagon, and securing county mule help to clean streets while parties vow to curb litter and improve urban conditions.
The Eagle and city officials announce candidates for City Secretary. W T Hines, W A Watkins, WG Ainer, and W J Walker are listed as candidates subject to the city democratic primary or executive committee action.
The Eagle announces L. Baker as a candidate for city marshal and another as a candidate for peace officer, subject to the Democratic executive committee's action dated February 2, 1911.
An important public notice from The Daily Eagte announces a Saturday gathering hosted by the Aryan Woman's Clan to discuss civic improvement. The event invites all women to speak, signaling editorial support from Editor Carnes and the paper.
A garbled town notice from Bryan announces a cleanup event set for Tuesday February 7. It mentions mayoral involvement and urges residents to participate by gathering waste and yard debris across districts. The message mixes multiple place names and unclear details about locations and officials.
A fragmentary report notes the Woman's Era meeting attended by the mayor, council members, the president and secretary of the club, directors of the company, and city pastors. Mrs. A. S. Waldrop is named as president.
The public schools superintendent will deliver a talk at Allen Academy on Saturday evening February 4 at 7:20. The Baxter is announced as "The Manliness of Charlar." Friends of the academy are urged to attend. no admission is charged.
Notices from the Ta 8 Ross chapter describe a D.C. meeting at Carnegie Hall tomorrow with 1 roll call reminiscences 2 song "Water River" 2 papers including "The Herb Doerr" and a talk on the Negro quarters of old boarders plots. A public notice follows about changes on February 11 and a deadline for further action.
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