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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text from a Bryan Texas paper showing editor by Wallace and Jett McLemore, advertising rates, subscriber notices, and scattered political content. Includes references to Oklahoma politics, reform legislation, and a court or proceeding mention, with garbled names and unclear dates.
Fragmentary text shows garbled dates and terms suggesting a historical notice. It mentions months like February and May and references a person and actions, but the meaning is unclear. The readable pieces imply a legal or official notice with uncertain details and fragmented phrases.
A large gathering at the Colonial Theatre echoes support for Col Milner and unity among Irzan residents. Speakers urge collective action to back proposed measures and condemnation of elite domination, with calls to preserve Milner’s memory in Bryan and nearby counties.
The article describes a dispute over railroad operating contracts and management of interurban lines affecting the city transit. It notes Carmichael at the helm and tension between the two railway companies over future routes and service, including the potential impact on local intercity travel and civic plans.
Fragmentary notes describe Kway informing seed at Aigle PSS amid unclear references to names and events. The text is garbled with nonsensical phrases and partial words, omitting verifiable details or outcomes.
A Texas legislator argues against Senate Joint Resolution 18, detailing opposition to an amendment that would shape university and college endowments. He cites potential tax implications, property divisions, and fears of duplicating funding for the A and M College against the University of Texas system.
A historical text recounts multiple figures meeting violent ends during a perilous expedition. Drownings, garrotings, executions and assassinations mark the narrative as several leaders and bold adventurers suffer fatal outcomes amid unrest and conflict.
John Murroughs writes of a remarkable Atlantic article describing a sunflower exhibit where a plant, pushed through a stubborn barrier, bent and pressed through hard concrete. The report emphasizes extraordinary force and resilience observed in the specimen.
Incoherent text fragment from a Fenghead area column recalls a Bomervetshire resident Mrs Andrew Crestor and a man Ted Latter Daya. It hints at social routines and meals, mentioning a nearly hundred year old figure and a routine with tea and meals after supper, but details are unclear.
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