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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary notice from April 4 1910 at Bryan Warns under the March 3 1878 act. Mentions subscription terms and advertising rates on application.
A garbled OCR segment references multiple pastors and churches, dates, and local notices. It mentions Bromchtad, superintendent. Me i Sh tes hats. legal money probes. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. funeral rites. sermons at First Christian and Free Baptist churches. a wintering trip by a ship owner. and various community concerns about trade, taxation, and town governance.
The text notes a rector Thorn will lead Sunday School at the church tomorrow. It mentions a morning worship at 9 or 11 and highlights children's special inclusion in the service.
The Commissioners Court planned a session to discuss road repair and drainage for Brose County. County Judge Maloney aims to obtain a concerted plan with uniform methods and to hear personal views from officials and neighbors on what to do to improve the county’s roads.
A lengthy exchange follows between Senator Bourne and Mr Potts on federal road building aid. They discuss how funds should flow through state highway departments, cost-sharing formulas, and the roles of federal, state, and local authorities in planning, surveying, execution, and maintenance. They consider proportions, surface types, and safeguards to ensure efficient use of federal money for national highway improvements.
Fragmentary note records a schedule change affecting other trains. Names and details are incomplete but indicate modifications to upcoming departures or routes.
The Throna of Merman Lodge at Kur Jon invites attendees to a masquerade ball Friday January A at 4 20 PM. Reserved tickets cost 50 cents. The event promises lively entertainment and a festive atmosphere.
The funeral of Roy Locke, who died recently in Tyler, was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Dickham Cemetery. The service was conducted by Rev. 7 Mh Micock, with a large turnout of neighbors and friends attending.
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