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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1913
Page
6
A Texan obituary honors prominent community figure Dr. Love, longtime minister and Templar order member, who died leaving four children. The service notes his Christian leadership and civic impact, with a note on a funeral procession from Mexia and escorts. The article mentions his associations with the Knights Templar and Shrines, and references a railroad inquiry in Houston.
Mrs Wie Conlon dies at forty four o clock in the afternoon at home after a long illness. She was born in this county in 1866, daughter of Mrs MC Wiley and the late Capt W I Wiley. A Christian mother and devoted wife, she belonged to the Free Will Baptist Church and was beloved by a wide circle of friends. Her mother and husband survive, with six siblings and a large family. The funeral will be conducted by Rev J Tatum with Dr M I Weaver assisting. Floral offerings expressed the community's love.
A garbled report describes a student assembly at Bayan Baptist Academy with mentions of Miah Lot Wenor as president and Rozana Nonck as vice president. It outlines aims for the English department and student leadership activities, noting names like Alea CrouPN and Be ik Ome among those present, and hints at plans to boost school pride and organize future events.
A notice from Dr. G Prups, State Chemist, warns against using low grade fertilizers. It notes mislabeling, price cuts, and potential adulteration, urging farmers to verify content and avoid substandard products sold nearby. The column cites diagnostic concerns and farmer responses to cheaper supplies.
Dr. Wy PF Prostor attended meetings at Texas A and M College and a national corn show in Columbia. He described vast demonstrations of corn growing and the significance for southern agriculture, noting large crowds and extensive features by college professors and agricultural experts.
Reported today the Hous Stow aut and J. AW. Hines, injured in the wreck, show improving condition though remains of the wreck were still scattered. A large crowd visited the site yesterday afternoon to witness cleanup and assess the damage.
Local report notes Mr Yone recovering and visiting Temple with his son for several weeks. He is in excellent spirits and moving about as usual despite recent illness.
A disrupted OCR note describes a railway demonstration train in New Jersey. It mentions good ponds, products, and a department of commerce, plus a route through Dryunom and Mavon with dates from April 40 to July, and models of goods to be examined. The text is garbled with missing names and unclear phrases.
Fragmentary OCR reports a missing person case linked to two men and a bicycle. Names and details are garbled. core event indicates disappearance from a location with reference to a couch and a young man. No verifiable dates or places can be confirmed from the readable material.
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