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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1913
Page
1
The notice invites Bryan residents to attend a Friday and Saturday event showcasing a range of colored pastes and manufacturing items. It emphasizes a Sunday dinner display to highlight materials for an appealing meal. Staff request attendees to view the exhibits and prepare questions.
An obituary reports the death of Col. A. Q. Mabermon sister of the Trinity County Bear in Groveton Texas. The notice notes her prominence in East Texas journalism and long service to the community.
Governor Crure today signed the electricity law amid protests from Assoviates Prom and Odlahioma City. The measure, approved with a 6 percent rate, aims to confirm a tax incentive and revise utility charges in the region.
Fragmented eyewitness account from Dayton, Ohio describes deadly collapse and rising floodwater. Affected are Payton area workers, a market crowd, and residents as alarms and rescue efforts unfold.
Proceedings record slow progress as the Texas House adopts a resolution on university expansion, contemplates conference on a cattle and land tax measure, and considers a constitutional amendment to fund the state university and college. The session notes debate over budget items, physician and health department funding, and the high cost of replacing meters, with remarks on public support and accountability.
A special train will run from A and Xf Cole Jone to Hegan at 10 morning for students to hear a noted expert. President A Miner consents for all students to attend at First Baptist Church. The trip is funded by popular subscription and paid by the people.
In Kyle Meld yesterday afternoon the Farmers beat St Edwards in overtime by a slim margin. Captain Colla Woiaht Wind Kenton led the Farmers with timely hits while Cribbs and Hots Kehera contributed steady defense and fielding. St Edwards matched early, but turnovers and smart baserunning by Farmers sealed the win.
A freight locomotive explosion near Fort Worth, Texas, on March 29 injured several workers. Tom Cole of Marshall died, Fireman J T Moore of Fort Worth lost an arm, and George Thorman of Marshall suffered injuries. The blast occurred during loading operations.
A historic dispatch reports Bulgarian forces advancing toward Constantinople after heavy fighting. Casualty estimates run around 11,000 killed and wounded. air and ground actions include Turkish officer losses and Bulgarian bombardment near Tehatalya. The narrative notes Bulgarian advances and clashes near the Sea of Marmora, with named locations and figures amid the campaign.
Preparations for the annual cadet corps drill are complete. On Monday morning the cadets will shoulder their guns and gear, hike to Camp Francis near the college for a three day encampment. They will be trained for service with field work and are under Lt Brown 1 8 4 commandant. Meals provided by the college. one meal will be prepared by the cadets. There will be barbecues and entertainments during the period. The corps aims to retain its national rank in military matters.
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