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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1913
Page
5
Town activities include F W Locke of Zugke visiting, Paul Watanabe off to Paladoe for a mission, and G A Parley of Brenham in town on business. A busy day features supply firms, funerals, and numerous social calls across the region.
The regular prayer service at the First Maptial Church will meet at the final hour. The subject is the Perpetuity of the Church. All are invited to attend. Pastor ME Weaver.
Fragmentary text notes a Praetorian recorder of the Indus and a payment prompt related to a Palley or palace affair. Mentions New York and a July date, with unclear names and events. The garbled lines imply a prompt settlement or accounting by Praetorians in a historic setting.
residents on Main Street approve new layout changes in a majority vote, altering the previously published plan. the revised proposal removes a parking lane and shifts traffic flow, drawing broad attention from property owners and neighbors.
The brief reports the drowning of Miss Alice Spell, age about 14, at a river near Nonwal, Oklahoma. Witnesses say her brother V Spell and parents Mr and Mrs D V Spell confirmed the accident yesterday afternoon while near a boat on the river.
A garbled hotel guest directory excerpt mentions names and origins such as J. N. Sandarson of Waco and R. Newsome of Whittaker along with others from Dallas Houston Waco and New York. The fragment references Mr. and Mrs. Lark and a doae of dtr with Cameron of Waco among unclear items.
John Cooper and Wilton Hughson, residents near Fountain Switch, are jailed and charged with beating and choking a wife during a Saturday dispute. The alleged attack ended with her death and ties to a Winchester. the case moves to Monday court.
The text describes a procession or convoy of moad markers moving through a region labeled The Gaokets reg GH. It mentions touring across towns with many workers, milestone actions, and sustained activity through the area. The passage notes extensive movement and engagement by a large group, with references to Texan and other regional participation.
A severe gale swept the Aurora Illinois region last night causing numerous fatalities and injuries, destroying hundreds of farm buildings and plunging communities into darkness as fires broke out across the area. Early reports indicate extensive damage and power outages with further details awaited.
Local lodges and societies including Vulcan Lodge 87 A O U W Woodmen of the World Serpents Local 165 Iron Workers Bryan Lodge 99 41 400 and others announce regular meeting nights and locations such as Labor Temple Bryan Hall and various halls. Meetings occur on second and fourth Fridays Sundays Mondays and specific Tuesdays with times around 7 30 p m to 8 p m.
Local ad announces a new shirt press with no friction and a flawless finish. Call 141 to test next week. Bryan Steam Laundry operated by W. O. Hear, proprietor.
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