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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment references a long newspaper career, veteran staff, and subscription rates. It mentions editorials, carrier logistics, and preservation of readership, with stray notes on liquor, health tonics, and a land bill debate. The piece is dominated by partial phrases and ad-like lines with little coherent narrative.
A Galveston News editor, John Hedges, longtime managing editor of twenty-one years, was found dead in a Mansie hotel. The obituary recalls his devoted service, health struggles, and plans to travel abroad with his two daughters, highlighting his commitment to his newspaper and faith.
The ceremony honors graduates from AW and M. College with diplomas as they enter the workforce. Speakers stress service, professional readiness, and contributing to the community. References to notable figures and a vision of national progress are included.
A fragmentary note describes paving Main Street and nearby disruption. It notes divided opinion linked to a college stance and references broad concern over government projects and global affairs, with scattered mentions of labor, timing, and distant places.
A long, fragmented letter argues against Senate Joint Resolution 18, urging Texans to vote no. It claims the measure harms the University of Texas system, the Galveston medical program, and state colleges, while supporting penitentiary funding and criticising legislative overreach. The piece references Temple University and local figures, urging defense of state institutions and opposition to shifting leadership to Austin.
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