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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1915
Page
2
Public notice records Perry Mr. B Wallace entering a sequestration matter dated April 4, 1910 at the port of Tiryan era under an act of March 8, 1479. Rates of subscription and advertising terms appear. The notice requests prompt contact by telephone when carriers fail to deliver the paper or residence changes occur.
The fragment details debate on public spending and taxation from a historic Atate government trace. It references figures, loans, and officials, including mentions of a mortgage or loan amount and a discussion about public education funding and brewery oversight.
The Waco Times Herald discusses crop challenges including moths, pests like the wheat midge and Hessian fly, and diseases such as rust. It argues rotation is essential to manage pests, improve soil, and maintain credit and market stability for farmers facing drought and price pressure. It warns of widespread consequences if crops are grown without rotation and notes economic strains on farmers and credit access.
A letter laments rising ocean freight charges hurting Planters of the Booth and questions American policy. It condemns tramp steamers under ship trust, cites European rates from Galeston and Rotterdam, and criticizes government inaction against price abuses. The writer asks why freight rates cannot be checked.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a governor named Ferensen Fay proposing a price and a best pair of wine horn related items. Mentions a legislative convening and a watch for son of Hark bill. Details are unclear and names may be garbled.
Senator Quintus T Watson, acting Governor, presides in the Senate after Governor Colquitt’s term ends. He hints at possible 101% bid to succeed Smeelt, following Jackson Day remarks in Indianapolis. Wild cheering erupts, with the Senate President raising his hand to calm the crowd as tension mounts.
The fragmentary OCR note references a trial involving Tavveetier Arrmtean and mentions a baby and witness terms. Details are unclear due to corrupted text. no decisive names or dates beyond generic references to a court matter and a possible infant-related element.
An unreadable OCR wire fragment mentions various names and remarks including Mildred, Christine, and Nannie Millary Marrivon. It references a coroner's inquest, a mention of a prehistoric man, and a conversation about marriage and poets. The text blends diary style notes, quotes, and tangled attributions with unclear context.
The regular Bryan city council meeting in Texas was led by Mayor with Aldermen Haswell Vick Daily and Lavy. Officials Crenshaw Bittle Adams Smith Hoyed and W Winprecht presented a utility rate review, noting theater plant value 74308, Heb plant 42050, sewer system 22.0 and total net revenue around 413000. The committee proposed utility rate adjustments to fund maintenance and extensions while preserving current service levels and encouraging expansion for city properties and taxpayers.
A fragmentary report discusses farmer concerns on reforming the system, urging radiation in cotton acreage aligned with dairy and beef production. It notes the influence of merchants and bankers on the situation and calls for cooperation among interests to diversify farming for prosperity, with reference to property and public service.
Mab chinson Kansas reports club women with city leaders organized Civic Improvement Week. They pledge to buy only cotton goods to boost domestic demand, highlighting actions by Texan Federation of Women, Young Men’s Circle, and local associations to support sanitation, grocery needs, and farm economy amid low prices and economic stagnation.
A historical bank condition report listing assets and liabilities for the First National Bank of Bryan Texas, including cash on hand deposits pledged and secured, loans and discounts, bonds and securities, stock subscriptions, real estate, and miscellaneous items. It notes reserves from Federal Reserve and central reserve, payable to banks, notes on hand, and signed by the cashier and directors with notary attestations.
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