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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1913
Page
3
Train notices list No 46 northbound and No 16 southbound on the AM schedule at 4 25 P M with line details for the International and Great Northern route. The fragment indicates directional train numbers and a time reference, typical of a local railway bulletin.
A jumble of names visits and town chatter from Fort Worth and North Texas. Mentions include A Wolner, Martin, Karten, Hines, Kasoli stores, Cole Hardware Co, Ham Muntor, a Denton trip, Galveston visitor G Clayton, William Hudepeth with references to a federal grand jury, and calls to Quick Meal gasoline stoves from Cole Hardware Co. Also notes purchases and real estate value references, with a Gabgratin New representative A H Moore in town.
The city announces an annual announcement for City Marshal of Iryan at the April 1 election. The deputy since August, Louk, seeks the post with extensive police background in Oklahoma City and Haunt. Voters are urged to consider his four year residency and trusted public service record.
A garbled OCR style list shows numerous names and places from Fort Worth to New York. The fragment includes names such as Kel Bryan SA Wace A Porrell Abt and scattered city references like Dallas Houston Haifa New Orleans Palestine and Chicago.
Real estate items and notices appear from a historic page. Listings include lots for sale along a street open to a residence and terms of sale offered by JW Batts. Also listed are transfers of property such as White to Williams and Ketlenbrink to Fritz Kele with 180 acres on a route near the Fault Cut. A marriage license is noted for Ued Turner and Fannie Mays.
An amusing tale recounts Mark Twain in Dartford encountering Dr Swan, a local physician with high charges. Twain balks at paying, declares he will not settle the fee, and quips about a corner pacer’s birdlike chuckling as the source of the idea. The scene ends with Twain’s anger and a note on the doctor’s innocence.
The Weebolnster Gazette describes the housefly’s balancing organs, the halteres, protruding behind the wings. It notes that removing them causes the fly to lose lift, tilt downward, and tumble, offering insight into flight mechanics and potential aeronautical parallels.
A flawed OCR fragment recalls Bethienew ynmamoWl Nediam and the London lunatic asylum founded for paupers. It mentions the 18th century de cruaied church, wretched inmates paraded publicly, and Pepys Hogarth notes. It hints at harmless patients cured with rndges and released to the street.
Proere records show a 2005 dowin entry and a 4200 deter figure associated with Hroliene. The fragment mentions a financial or quantity detail tied to an individual or project. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
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