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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary Bryan Daly Eagle text decries concealed pistols and vigilantism, cites Judge W. L. Collard on pistol carry as a crime, laments violent culture, and references local political figures and offices in a period voice. It discusses public safety and social order amid chaotic era attitudes.
A garbled notice lists several local offices with reelections in a precinct race including Justice of the Peace and County Attorney, naming candidates McGer Akron Smith Atkine Pool Barker Hamilton Bethba Cantl. The rest recounts a long, chaotic lake story about campers near the water, a gull attack on a beached loon, and a dramatic sequence of birds diving and battling over a piece of meat, ending with fatigue and hunger.
The Moore County News reprints a strong anti pistol stance arguing weapons increase danger to the innocent. It condemns concealed carry and notes shooter's impact on society, urging restraint and public safety over private armament. It also critiques presidential appointments amid a cautious tone on governance.
Express shipment of Palm Beach suits arrives with all sizes advertised by A. M. Waldrop & Co. The text includes noisy political commentary on Roosevelt, Bryan, and Texas at the Panama-Pacific Exhibition, plus speculation on primary dates and legislature actions. The readable fragment references price influences in the cotton market and mentions policy debate.
Essay discusses Jane Addams influence on reform and gender roles, outlining how women’s programs shape social action and the power of organized women’s hubs in early 20th century America. It references poetry, labor conditions, and a broader movement toward public duty and social improvement.
Fragmentary text from a Texas issue mentions Mission Citizen and Brownsville Harald. It references July and June dates, a Mr Morris, a dairy carriage, and a local town context. The damaged passage lacks coherent events, names, or outcomes to summarize meaningfully.
Students at the A and M College Short Course studied insect pests, plant diseases, and practical farming methods. Lectures by Sherman W. Adaing and Prof Jamon Rice highlighted poultry, management, and field practices, with demonstrations on plowing, fertilization, and disease control.
A garbled column from the Worth Record discusses taxes, state administration, and public welfare. It mentions Campbell administration trends and criticizes tax levels, costs, and services with references to war zones and public spending.
In Texas on a June night, a pack of wolves or coyotes bit several people including WH White and Nosom Hoth while their father and son sought shelter. The Pasteur Institute examined the victims and noted rabies concerns and bite wounds.
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