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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1914
Page
2
The Bryan Daily Eagle urges readers to report undelivered papers or changes in delivery to carrier managers. AP notes Buchanan and Wallace discuss improved service, requesting prompt telephone contact to rectify missed deliveries and address route changes.
The Eagle expresses earnest support for improving the dirt road linking Bryan and the A and M College area. It states willingness to fund if possible but questions county action and funding, noting readers should know who pays. The piece reflects community desire and editorial stance on local transportation issues.
A fragmentary OCR passage describes Mayot on Malu street with figures about bars and branding the tet. It mentions an object believed to have value and a plan to remove the coat of stones, then sprinkling and washing to compare with prior years.
Fragmented dispatches discuss President Wilson facing a tough fight over Panama Cana and tariffs, with graft investigations, editorials mocking typographers, and local political teasers naming candidates Rufus Hardy and J L Fountain. Also notes on reform, graft, and public notices mixed with satire from regional papers.
The Commercial Club met to discuss a proposed $3,000 fundraiser for the Texas building project and electrifying the college line. Secretary resignations were noted, with plans to appoint a new secretary and continue progress on the road and power plant, aiming for completion within seventy five days.
Braroe County farm demonstrator urges immediate corn planting amid poor prospect after late frosts. He reports 80 percent of prior plantings may need replanting and warns of further night freezes. Advises mid April planting for a better stand and cautions many will abandon corn if weather worsens.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a political organization during ANS with mentions of Irvine Ibs effort Will Buy Texas Polo Ponies and a meeting in Chicago. References to merchants cooperate with farmers, and a plan involving cotton and a dollar value. overall text is garbled and hard to interpret.
Brenham observers report Nill Creek Oil Company executives renewing plans after a recent decision to drill a 1000 foot well at their site A new well aims to test oil sand depth and potential output The company expects high grade lubricating oil use and top market value for the crude as discussions continue at the Yo My Wi A headquarters yesterday afternoon.
We with to express gratitude to friends neighbors and visitors for support during our bereavement. The Knights of Pythlun are thanked for their efforts. The beloved Boral Ines will be remembered with one. Mrs W J Walker Mrs J Walker and families.
The morning report notes a burglary at the John Kesurak store in Miveraide and a separate incident involving Prank Marek. Investigators say the specific item could not be learned and details are sparse.
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