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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
2
A garbled early 20th century newspaper page fragment discusses national politics and local commerce. It references President Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture David Houston, and Mr. Buchanan Wallace, with stray notes on taxes, advertising rates, and carrier delivery.
A garbled OCR list presents numerous biographical notes on 19th century figures including cabinet secretaries, lawyers, and politicians. It names positions such as Secretary of the Treasury and Secretary of War, cites birthplaces like Camden New Jersey and Marietta California, and references universities and offices in North Carolina Texas and California. The text intermixes names with dates, places, and duties in a disjointed panorama.
The Eagle announces a special Prosperity Edition devoted to Bryan and Brazos County. It pledges descriptive articles and illustrations of local improvements and growth, supported by an aggressive promotional drive and wide civic participation. It contrasts Bryan today with ten years past, urging publication leaders and citizens to back the club's plan for urban development.
An unclear OCR fragment references Harvard and the Int Senaldent with phrases about belief and a present incumbent. The readable words suggest a political or academic context but lack concrete actions, dates, or names to form a precise summary.
A garbled report notes Inabeuriilon day observed at We Toot poutottien yesterday. Mentions a large United Stalbe ting wan hong and President Wikan. Wogan noon in Woalinatow. Mr. Torce Cloture removed. Mr. Wilson elevated to President's place.
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