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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1915
Page
2
A fragmented notice indicates Bubseribere will grant aid to Wee Mama upon prompt petition. The text suggests carriers or paper changes influence the outcome and providence in the process.
Opinion piece advocates separating Texas A&M and Texas Tech into distinct state colleges. It argues for benefits in agriculture engineering military training and broader opportunities, criticizing unity and urging a constitutional amendment to enact separation nationwide. Strong support cites military and civilian needs and regional agricultural demand.
A fragmented editorial discusses sidedness in milking practice and engine timing, with a playful comparison to shifting sides on a vessel. It notes that operation begins with the engine running smoothly and warns that problems like a worn spark plug or clogged carburetor can cause quick shifts in gear and direction.
In a fragmented account the governor comments on party realignments and cabinet changes while a ward member remarks on shifting positions. The piece notes alternating internal and external loyalties and fluctuating allegiances within the administration.
A Dallas business surge supports a Southern Methodist University project with a $1,000,000 state and local drive. Chambers of Commerce pledge $100,000 and leaders stress the university’s regional and state importance amid national and international war news.
A long list names Brazos County notaries and affidavit tutors from many towns and districts, including College Station, Carson, and Temple, along with several individuals credited with duties across the fourth Legislature era, highlighting a broad, region wide roster.
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