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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
4
Walter J Coulter reports a farm property 246 tiles from Bryan, with a 40 acre creek bottom area and pasture, located between Moon Mille cemetery and Casters Brook. Asking price 940.00 per acre, 20 percent cash down, balance on terms. Total value listed at 79.00 per acre.
A Galveston excursion listing promotes Tieksta on sale Saturday June 20 with travel by L and GN. It notes return departures to Galveston Monday June 22 and invites readers to check ticket details for rates and arrangements.
Wearver Hesky and Paredion present a one dollar offer on 360 value guarantied shoes and garters. The ad touts comfort and durability, promising a six month guarantee with free replacements for worn or damaged pairs. Local retailer in Ohio advertises the WEAREVER Brand footwear and hosiery.
A garbled midcentury sales pitch touts Milady's perfume shampoo cuticle cream and rose cold cream as a world over bargain. The misprinted ad promises a free vanity purse and a German vanity item for purchases of one dollar, urging readers to mail stamps for costs and portage.
A detailed account describes a proposed commemorative voyage from Philadelphia to Cambridge mirroring General Washington's 1775 departure. The plan envisions hundreds of participants traveling by auto with ceremonies at each key site and dedications to Washington, organized by the George Washington Chapter and national groups.
A long critique by J Lynn Thowin of the Agriculture Department urges potential creamery promoters to seek expert advice from the A M College and Department before building a creamery. The piece notes a rise in new creameries but warns many lack proper organization and raw material supply, urging careful planning and capital.
Fragmentary OCR describes a hot water flow from a wall at a location near Pewnktin and VFL, mentioning W. Watt or Mr Watt, a promoter and capitalist, with references to wells, tanks, and a planned hotel. Names and places are garbled. facts are not reliably identifiable.
Fragmentary notice appears to announce sale of jure cream at Who Crinpett Grocery on Dallan Street. Obscure lines mention marriage licenses for Wit Taweow and Lucy Brow and William Mack and Mary Graves.
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