Foreign Text Scrambled Notice on Delivery
The notice urges readers to telephone promptly if carriers fail to deliver the paper or if there is a change of residence. It emphasizes timely contact to ensure delivery and updates to the subscription.
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
2
The notice urges readers to telephone promptly if carriers fail to deliver the paper or if there is a change of residence. It emphasizes timely contact to ensure delivery and updates to the subscription.
An terse report notes legislators probe misused funds in the state penitentiary system. Lieutenant Governor Mayes sparks discussion over ticket purchases, travel costs, and paymaster handling with estimates of substantial losses and questions about accountability.
The report praises rural schooling in Brazos County Texas for rapid, profitable growth benefiting families and the state. It argues that improving local academies will uplift the entire region and cites the example as a model for other counties and communities.
The Crown Prince of Germany promotes a book he authored, presenting it to readers with royal endorsement. The gesture signals continued support for his literary work amid public interest in his writings and personal views.
A fragmented wartime essay links political leaders and religious figures from Black to Wilson, Carnegie, and Masonic echoes. It reflects on hopes for universal peace while urging wartime vigilance and daily home virtue. The note cites Christian values and calls for moral action at home.
Mrs Kale Alma Creain of Temple appears in a garbled tribute noting her brilliance and literary ambitions. The incomprehensible text misquotes poets and hints at a local newspaper feature about her, but goal and specifics remain unclear.
A garbled but vivid account hints at national reform debates tied to sugar industry power. Figures named King Nichole Wnate and Havemyer appear amid references to political maneuvering, labor, and potential consumer impacts rising from industry control and proposed policy shifts.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century note reflects the rise of automobiles altering travel and industry. It touches on street paving, social reaction, and the shift from theory to practice as cars become common. Names and places are distorted, but the theme centers on transportation change and public economy.
A chaotic notice outlines a Bryan college social planned by campus ladies to entertain cadets and students with a reception on the drill ground, a band concert, a moving picture show, and a Maypole device. It mentions chaperones and a list of attendees while noting exposure for the campus host Mr. W. Mairman of Bryan.
Text fragment outlines premiums for state boys and girls club work, noting cooperation between state agriculture department and A and M College of Texas, with awards for corn from the farm and home demonstration programs. Details are garbled but indicate competition and awards timing in 1920s context.
A garbled list details multiple prizes and scholarships across universities and colleges in Texas and nearby states. It mentions prizes for best corn products, agricultural clubs, dairy and hog breeding, and clothing rewards. Names of institutions include Texas A and M College and others in Decatur San Antonio Dallas and Houston area.
A new $100,000 tile plant will be erected by the Athens Fire Brick and Tile Company on adjacent wasteland to a proposed site. Work will begin soon, with construction to proceed at once and a public opening for bids anticipated as the project moves forward.
The report describes clearing work on the Neches River basin near Manefield Perry and a 200 war effort. It notes hot stock conditions and a newly formed company with 110,000 capital by Anne-Parmners and nearby businessmen. Commuters seek a machine site and potential relocation of machinery.
A fragmented Milam County precinct report notes a bond proposition for good roads was voted on. Details mention Milam County and a date in April with a count around 160000 in the context of local infrastructure funding.
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