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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
2
Advertising rates on application. Metered as second class matter April 1910 at Bryan Texas. Rates of subscription three months one year. Abbreviated section calls readers to act promptly when carriers fall to provide service and change of prosperity is noted with gratitude.
The Bryan Rage Tyler Corner Times quotes the Dryas Eagle opposer, who consolidates the A and SC College with the State University at Austin and supports keeping state institutions in the capital, including the asylum, legislature, and penitentiary.
A fragment from Washington describes a statistic stating one person in forty acres is affected, noting a quotation about self sacrifice and distant enjoyment in the context of a public or office setting. The text references postponement and social dynamics amid gatherings.
Local notice lists candidates for city offices including C. L. Lusk as marshal, Provert for city secretary along with Ed Derden John A. Moore and others, and Jenkins and Thant for alderman. The fragmentary list suggests upcoming electors and positions.
A garbled note from Luthin Bally News discusses a controversial road tool. It claims the device is flawed, unreliable, and not worth charging, while asserting that anyone can operate it and that it is the best road tool in the world when functional, though the text is muddled and hard to fully decipher.
A tiny advertisement references a 1 A. unit at College with Brave Waivers, urging appropriations for Pinkin View. It lists an event at 8 Arahuing by Inge and mentions the Chronicle publication. The note promotes a near school and fights white sentiment, denying Pratele View.
Three aldermen are to be elected at mau next Tuesday. Bryan is growing and the rapid development demands the very tight science that can possibly be secured to deter rate in the county. If four city government terms Wis ada entered during the next few years, the development will be marvelous after which the city may get a serdar from which it would take years to recover.
The fragmentary text references Senator Culberson and Hen or Hens tier Culbernen in Washington for a special session of Congress. It mentions travel to Texas and duty in the Senate race, with notes on political activity and residence.
The Galveston News reflects on a respected wife’s memory and notes the tragedy of a broader clash over the A and M College. The piece laments misreads of aging, duty, and the college’s fate amid public discourse.
Ambiguous report notes a figure connected to Washington and references an ambassador position in a peculiar context. It mentions a Provident witness and a White House exercise, with unclear relation to postwar appointments and political figures.
Local group announces a set of yearlong trips to nearby regions for exploration and cultural experiences. Members aim to broaden horizons and strengthen community bonds through scheduled weekend and weekday outings.
Anomalous text fragment mocks widowhood and relationships, outlining crude social judgments on women and finances. It weaves phrases about happiness, treatment of trouble, and the dynamics between husbands and wives, with harsh, satirical tone and scattered references to prudence and money.
A fragment notes a bachelor who stayed at home to eat and be optimistic, fearing any woman might try to cheer him up. The quoted odd line suggests a humorous view of domestic habits and bachelor life.
In Pascaic N J March 2 The Rev Uingh Mempeey Witnon rector of St George's Enlacopal Church plans to refuse marriages to couples lacking medical certificates proving physical and mental fitness amid a world troubled by unrest. Also Democratic warnings reach Washington as Postmaster General Turieson hints on easing appointments during recess with White House precedent.
A jittery remark from a Correspaydent mentions a prayer meeting, a neighbor named Mr. Bhirley capturing a forty pound catten, and scattered references to cotton planting week, local streams, and a brief fever report. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear details.
On March 22, a large gathering of local families and children enjoyed an Easter egg hunt at Mr and Mrs TC Durbanan’s home. games delighted the youngsters while adults praised the entertainers and the warm hospitality. A school group from The Harvey Academy performed earlier in the week, drawing a wide crowd and praise for community spirit.
A reader reports heavy losses from a recent cold wave across corn, tomatoes, peaches, and vegetables. Peach crops appear nearly ruined, while grapevines and other fruits face reduced profits. Winds Sunday caused additional disruption to structures and stores, affecting Easter activities.
The Farmers College students denounce a proposed merger of A and M with the University of Texas at Austin, arguing the plan would destroy the two schools’ matures and shift control to state authorities. Supporters include faculty and UT factions. telegrams and testimonies urge preservation and potential junior college options.
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