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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
5
Advertises shopping options for drug store goods with in person, mail, or phone orders. Encourages customers to visit when possible but assures convenient service from a distance through telephone and parcel post. Signed by E. J. Jenkins.
Local notices list visits and arrivals in Derhowe Houston Fort Worth and surrounding areas. Notables include Sen J G Mendola of Dallas visiting daughter, Mrs J Hoyer of Collage, and Mrs J W Doremus and family from Cottonwood journeying from Port Arthur. Car purchases and farm notices appear alongside advertisements for Indiana Stowi crop insurance and Mira-Co products.
Numerous visitors and residents mingle in the city today. Local names from Harvey, Calvert, Rock Prairie, Millican, Cottonwood, and Caldwell are noted among the participants while others travel from nearby towns to attend events and meetings.
Members of Protection Engine Company No 1 and the city council discussed selling the fire horses and buying a new auto fire truck. The company passed a resolution to use the proceeds to fund the new truck, with the city to sell the present horse wagon for the same purpose. A committee led by J T Maloney was appointed to represent the company, with Luther Johnson John Daly Jr and George W Smith. Chief C E Jenkins may affiliate with the committee. The committee will meet with the council to webt.
Fragmented text hints at a discussion of temper and guilt among a group, with mentions of hill collectors and moral conscience. The excerpt appears to reflect noisy, incomplete paragraphs about social behavior and pursuit, without clear events or names to anchor a narrative.
A jumble of treaty notes and gossip from Tampico Mexico cites a blockade suspension as a sign of shifts in policy. The chatter mentions steamship activity, minor collisions and groundings with few fatalities and references to investigations and political intrigue in New York Washington and Kansas City.
Market notes from San Angelo indicate about 18 000 lambs sold in recent days with prices ranging from 216 to 3 5 2 If buyers question value they recall a maxim about doing unto morrow as today rules. The text also contains miscellaneous quotes and dialogue fragments.
Hon J Ferguson toured the Texas A and M College days as part of a Democratic campaign in Temas. He planned to address the public at the courthouse but rain postponed the speech. Ferguson and companions toured the campus, met faculty and residents, and he departed for Navasota to speak there that evening.
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