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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1917
Page
3
News from the war front notes the surrender of two enemy submarines, the VOUS and V2, to Allied forces while another Austro-Hungarian submarine operates under concern. French and Allied hydroplanes attack Pola works, repelling enemy air sorties as one Allied hydroplane claims three kills.
A county executive meeting divided the county into two basketball districts. District 1 includes Walibors Miliesa Harvey and Steep Hollow with Mr Matson as lector, District 2 lists Vaixe Tabor Hatt Karten and Alesander under Mr Warner. The county champions race begins soon with the final contest set for March 20 24.
Texas A and M faces Rice in a high profile basketball clash at the municipal auditorium tonight. The Farmers arrive as betting favorites in a storied rivalry with Rice, with both teams aiming to deliver a strong performance and draw a large crowd.
A garbled history page item recounts events on January 18 including export trade shifts in Roland and Betleh outposts attacked at Mbenen. It notes the Pronuh national convention berating General Miranda, Captain La Creme released from prison, and a London joint commission adjournment on American British claims. It mentions the Irom Mountain railroad takeover by Governor Fletcher, a large conspiracy case, wheat prices in Chicago, and a birthday note for a Swiss president born January 3.
The Bryan area mourns the death of Mr Matson a long time Texas resident born November 2 1803 in North Carolina aged 63 years 2 months and 18 days. He leaves a widow four children and a large circle of friends. Funeral services were held at the First Methodist church with Dr B W Solomon officiating. He was a member of the Ancient Order of United Workmen and a valued member of the community. A lecture on cotton cultivation followed the burial and a high school ballgame weekend events are noted in the report.
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