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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1913
Page
3
W H Burt and Owl Dairy advertise fresh goods and lunch items. Duke & Ayres promotes a March 1 sale with 25 to 60 percent discounts, clearing out stock from Walker 5 and 10 cent store, enamel ware and more, inviting readers to visit Saturday at 9 a.m. in Texas.
A crowded scene as a corner stone laying and local notices fill the day. Town figures including A Brow, A. Cape of Henehtey, Dr. Niall, Mre Tabitha, and J.P Kapehineky visit for shopping and chatter. The Five Unaque prepare for a meet at Car te Hall Friday at 4.00 pm. Biglee tHealg displays a new electric sign as Bryan’s supporters brace for a white war beginning with progress.
The ceremony marked the laying of the cornerstone for a brick chapel in a Jewish neighborhood near the old Masonic Temple. Leaders from the Madonlo Todaew and Ryan’s group attended, with Grand Lodge officers present. General Bloddard delivered a commemorative speech praising Jewish citizenship and civilizational contributions. The temple, designed to be a lasting monument to religious freedom, will stand as a symbol well into the future.
Bryan 15 Baptist Academy edged Dryas Baptist Academy in a tense moonlit game. Merbert Preston hit a home run with three on base, TC Nua doubled, and Dutt Kimgeon added a three-hit inning. Spell and Houston starred for Bryan, while Goltter and Knotle shone for the opposition.
William Migby and Sem William Migby of this city learned their son Will was sick in Alpine and he died Sunday afternoon. He will be buried tomorrow at Richmond. Epworth League social at the Methodist parsonage Friday night invites AML members and friends of the Weather are invited. Miss Irma Collins president.
A derailment at the Central junction near Andersom street halted a passenger train on a wintry morning. A split rail caused the incident. crews toiled to realign the track and restore switching operations after the rear cars ran off. No serious injuries reported, and trains were maneuvered back onto the line.
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