Eagle Daily Publication Details
The Eagle Printing Co publishes the Bryan Bailey Eagle daily except Sunday. This record notes the printer and the operating pattern of a local newspaper in an early era.
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
2
The Eagle Printing Co publishes the Bryan Bailey Eagle daily except Sunday. This record notes the printer and the operating pattern of a local newspaper in an early era.
The item covers two disasters in the Northwest and a political notice in Bryan. It includes D. Dawson announced as a candidate for Ab Jorma in the April 4 city election, plus brief notices on deaths, local politics, and community concerns.
The notice lists ED 8. DERDES, JOHN A MOORE for city secretary and C. E. JENKINS, W. TRANT, SAM B. WILSON, TYLER HASWELL for alderman. Additional names include 3.8, DOANE, & J. FOUNTAIN, D. L. TABOR, 40UNDALY SR, D. D. DAWSON.
A 1920s style page discusses municipal utilities and funding. It argues the city should finance plant improvements and extensions rather than imposing higher rates on current or future consumers, aiming to prevent price burdens on residents and maintain a balanced budget for public works.
Fragmentary OCR reveals scattered phrases about prosperity after tornadoes, political figures like Marshall, and mentions of towns, slogans, and local concerns. Disjointed and unclear, the lines reference weather, governance, and public sentiment with no coherent event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR snippet mentions detectives in Worahachie Liant and a reference to Texas architecture style. It includes figures like 419,000 and 19 one but lacks clear context or complete facts. The readable text is insufficient to identify people, places, or events with confidence.
Turanian artillery history recounts Orban’s 1482 giant cannon forged for the Greek emperor. The weapon called Tar Aillonn aimed to prove talent with a three month build, tested in Adenepta, its explosion heard thirteen miles away. Spectators and workers watched the unique test.
The dispatch reports warm trends in Wantane and Wyo with cooler, unsettled stretches across the Midwest. It cites 44 to 40 degree contrasts and notes variable temperatures near Houston as well as a broad North Northwest forecast for the period, with a mix of sun and clouds and varying wind.
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