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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
5
A jumble of names, addresses, rentals, sales and personal updates fills the page. References to Mrs D Dawson, J Whittenberg and Leavell appear beside rental offers and job notes. Mentions of Fort Worth and Houston figures surface amid routine ads and social notices.
McKnight, longtime farm manager for five years at the A and St Caller operation, resigns effective today. He will join Saxtruwile Company in Fort Worth, move his family, and hopes to establish permanent ties in the city.
A corrected note explains confusion over the cause of disagreement between Commercial Club Secretary Hemit and council member on the project. It states printing cost concerns led to a different accounting, with Mr Jolly resisting the work at the contracted price and Mr Mewit opposing tying the Commercial Club to the union.
The Carpenters and Joiners Union No 1865 has contracted the entire site of the Duly building for remodeling. The local union will use it as headquarters and will equip fitting rooms with elegant fixtures. Work on upgrading the quarters will start about the 20th of the month.
Reports state Professor BW Michie suffered serious injuries after being thrown from a trolley car near Bryan. He endured a broken collarbone and other hurts, staying at his nephew Guy J Bittle’s home as friends hope for recovery. A concert by Miss Frances Gillepie and pupil Anita Park was planned at Carnegie Hall, with Pedna Spear reading, at 8:20 p.m. tomorrow. admission free for those receiving programs. Meanwhile local merchants promote improvements including confectionery store upgrades and a fountain project, as well as a masquerade ball at the House of Hermin Lodge and shorthand courses offered nearby.
A notice describes a Saturday morning sale at 9 o clock and a Wilson acreage bargain. It notes an estimated 2000 bushels of rice to be planted in the Colegeport region during 1912. Farmers and gardeners in the district share a general optimistic mood.
Fragmentary OCR list of names and places including Bryan Turk New Orleans Fort Worth Palestine Waco Mineral Wells St Louis No 8 Japan Kentucky and other scattered identifiers. No clear event or outcome.
After January 200m 1913 all laundry parcels will be delivered cash on delivery no exceptions. Payments urged via coupon books offered at 10 percent discount for cash. If bundles are not paid on delivery they will be returned and redelivered at most twice more. We thank customers for past patronage.
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