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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1914
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text references the Act of March 2 1878 and a local public discussion in Bryan Senca. It mentions telephoning arrangements about a sale and plans to improve Main Street with walkways lawns and flowers. It alludes to governance, trusts, and infrastructure in vague terms.
Vague notes suggest hoped arrangements for paving West A deyeam screwt in response to a citizen petition concerning waave Aga. The plan mentions including access on either side of Matt lack to the property, but details remain unclear.
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Fragmentary report discusses drought impact and farmer adjustments in Hynes County and Atwayk. Mentions plans to build and oil facilities, and assurances about corn crop prospects after a period of dryness. Lacks clear dates or entities.
A garbled local text discusses street paving on Kart Murlevon and pleas for a concrete pediment for pews. It mentions a school building, office officials, and a small boy in a rail injury with an examination. Braddock is referenced in a Revolutionary War context alongside a quotation from Everybody's Magazine.
The city council convened with aldermen and officials to discuss street bond financing, alley and sewer work, and a plan to pave Main Street. Authorities reviewed an insu bonds matter, street improvements, and a vote on a $22,000 bond to fund street work.
A secretary speaks to Allen boys about leadership and reform in a narrative recounting Hunter's speech at a convention in Kaunas City. The address inspires questions, reflection, and a call to improve patriotic and civic duty among youth, highlighting the speaker's message about virtue and responsibility.
A garbled sermon fragment discusses faith in God and perseverance. It urges courage, trust in Our Lord, and keeping steady amid temptations. The text blends religious exhortation with scattered biblical references and moral reflections.
The schedule highlights screenings and performances including shows at the Colonial Theatre and various venues. It notes notable actors, comedy and drama features, and upcoming loops with titles like The Werewolf, The Rajurn of Tony, and Incognito. Also mentioned are local weather impacts on events and several city visitors stopping by for entertainment and business.
The Cotton markets report shows Fraser growth through local warehouses with totals including Lawrence and Brick warehouses and Union Warehouse plus Interurban and Round Bay bales. Prices sit at middling base with cotton priced at $14 per ton. Also mentioned is a two part feature on Zuzu the band leader with Ford Sterling and Malet Norman.
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