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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
2
The item references Bryan Bailey Eagle and Pilot in a fragmented local newspaper page. It mentions subscription details, printer notes, and a mix of editorials about state offices, pension office gossip, and political commentary with scattered names like J. R. No. 18 Bronson Light Co and George Halles of the Houston Post, plus critiques of state buildings and public works.
Forecaster John Daly Jr reports no forecast but notes a rare storm system affecting North Mw and surrounding regions. Heavy rain and strong winds moved through the area with temperatures around 70, downpours in Indian Village and Halden, and rainfall totals near 1.4 inches at Riverside and 1.25 inches at Kapuerl.
A large crowd attended the Cedar Creek picnic in the county today. People enjoyed the day with activities and a simple, costless celebration, marking one of the year’s notable community events despite minor self-organized efforts.
An extensive note from the New Yorker and city papers discusses the limestone and clay requirements for a Portland cement plant. Estimates show 489 pounds of limestone and 190 pounds of clay per barrel, with annual output potentially consuming tens of thousands of cubic feet of limestone and clay. Government scientists warn a large plant could exhaust raw materials within twenty years, suggesting smaller operations as safer options. The piece mixes technical projections with local social items and a bustling newspaper page.
An article discusses a controversial figure described as a prophet in Honk culture, mentioning Bu Hnue Ajourtoan and Marden tied to the event. It notes public performance by Ktapresoe and other figures, outlining reactions and implications for local culture and society.
City Secretary John A Moore announces a public hearing for Main Street pavement and grading from Fannin to Franklin, awarded to Western Westrunit Company. Total estimated cost 16, 2M0.12 with assessments against adjacent properties. Hearing scheduled July 1, 1918, at Bryan City Hall.
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