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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1915
Page
2
Fragmented reads discuss Bryan development, agriculture and industry. Mentions a creamery plant, processing facility and local business efforts, plus road bonds and civic boosterism. Reports from small towns include weather notes and community events, reflecting a period newspaper voice.
Washington July 21 The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the discontinuance of the rate policy after today and allowed shippers to move cargo with the understanding that rates will be adjusted through the commission.
Washington forecast warns of cross continental disturbances from July 22 to August 1 with warm and cool waves affecting the Pacific slope and central valleys. Predicts above normal heat followed by cooler spells and gradual temperature drop, with no severe storms. warns readers to avoid southeastern coasts and notes widespread rain during the period.
Willa Manthet a Kurtem farmer testifies that it can be done and lists farm products prepared on the farm including mules meat potatoes chickens cabbage milk butter corn onions tomatoes esco workers melons peanuts treats and more He urges others not to say it cant be done and to try for themselves as it is done every year by energetic farmers
Teague Texas July 21 during a reunion remarks by Judge W. Davie drew attention as a likely candidate against incumbent Hardy. Davie, district attorney and former member of the Texas Legislature, praised state policy and urged unity while noting women should decide voting rights at home.
New York news reports Carlton Clddines Rogers seeks divorce from Lorre Elton Rogers. He vows to marry Bailfen Walters at the earliest lawful moment. Mrs. Rogers remains under bond while awaiting trial on child custody matters and may be required to leave the state.
Section foreman for the Twine & Pacife Mallway Company surrendered to officers after a fatal shooting of a Mexican man near Abiione. The suspect, once in Bryan, waived examining trial and was admitted to bail set at £1,000. The Mexican suffered fatal wounds to the head and neck.
An 1948 era concept describes a new telephony device by EML Martin in Weber City. The invention proposes a timer meter on the receiver that links conversation length to charging, allowing calls to be cut off after set intervals. Each user would pay only for actual talk time, with the device limiting duration by a motorized metering screw.
Rail notes discuss eastward line extensions from Pillaburg to Erie aboard several lines and note a passenger figure of 265,000,000 with a fatal accident. W. M. Whittenden of Chicago leaves for Texas railroad VP post, while George H. Lee is named general passenger agent of Lehigh Valley, replacing George W. May. Governor Dunne signs a Triple Legislature act mandating medical nap piles with bandages and splints for travelers, and Northwest railways seek rate reactivation to compete with Panama Canal terminals, appealing to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Fortand ships on the North Petite coast are mentioned.
Ladeville Ky announces a large local manufacturer exhibit opening next week featuring a wide range of city produced goods. The piece notes a forthcoming event in a regional industrial showcase.
Minoula Mant July 31. The Tremor department will permit automobiles to enter Yellowstone New Comal Park tomorrow under strict rules. All regular traffic in the area is to move under the direction of officials. A convoy will precede the parade, with stumbles preceding the saguen in morning and event, from water access points. Schedule rules require vehicles to adhere to forms part of regulations.
Dalian Moore, 22, and his brother were hurt when dynamite exploded under their bed in a saddlery factory, an incident tied to a cult case. J D Paduitt, owner, found four sticks of dynamite. Moore denies placing them. He was arrested yesterday and charged with murder in the related case.
Fragmentary verse expresses longing and devotion amid personal trials. The speaker asks for strength to endure daily duties and vows to prove enduring love. Names include Mabel A Rowell and a community publication.
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