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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
5
ED. S. DERDEN. Agent notes April business exceeded eleven hundred and thirty-five thousand dollars. He claims this likely sets a new Texas company record and credits all representatives, including C. S. Carlton, Vice-President, for the achievement.
The notice describes a business shift in Bryan with John Nicol and W. Clood taking over the market business of Me SW. Buchanan, relocating operations to the Livante building, and planning to offer market products to the people. Miss Huth Brewer of Mourton and Mrs Charles Stuart of Hourton are listed as guests in town, while various residents report visits and deliveries. A furniture and delivery wagon sale is advertised, with plans to move the operation after completion of the Ronnevilles building.
Fire department raced to a blaze at Mr. D M S Danaby’s residence Tuesday morning as flames lapped the roof and threatened the entire property. Units formed a line, hoses stretched, and firefighters tackled the fire, with neighbors assisting until the scene was secured. Additionally the First Baptist Sunday School picnic, scheduled for Thursday, was postponed to Friday due to park conflicts and graduation exercises at Villa Maria.
fragmentary note discusses theology and death in India but is garbled with unclear names and dates. It hints at religious authority and belief but provides no concrete events, people, or places due to corrupted text. The record preserves only a tangential mention of faith and mortality.
Fragmentary quotation heavy with names and nonsense, referencing clever auntie, Fraveler It, Toyones Abate, Auntie Rogers and Perfection, plus a quote about human intelligence and madness. The text ends with a Whipple quote and a stray numeral.
Policeman Albert Worley clashed with disturbance at the jetty court after seven African women were escorted in for vagrancy charges. All seven pled guilty, each fined five dollars plus costs totaling 870 dollars. Worley’s actions drew mixed reactions among residents.
Lost rhinestone hat advertised with details. Buick automobile 40 horsepower with detachable touring seat guaranteed, owner seeks immediate contact before summer departure. Satterwhite sales agent advertises Singer sewing machine for cash or small installments. Eagle office offers reward for the recovered items.
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