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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
3
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A long list records funeral and social visits with names such as Wilson wan Bhevard Francia Styrtle Wilkes Maynard Sims Arringwon Kieth and others from Tabor Harvey Shivan and Wellbar. The note mentions shopping and errands including a hardware and fabric store promotion and a fall stock update.
A fragmented roster lists numerous individuals by names and cities such as San Antonio Houston Dallas Galveston Fort Worth Waco New Orleans and Oklahoma City. The item reads like a directory of arrivals or attendees without a clear event or context provided.
Farmers' Union president Peter Radford criticizes dishonest farming and advocates practical honesty. He contrasts two farmer types, urges practical use of advice, and notes agriculture’s long history and evolving wisdom.
The obituary recalls Mrs D W Love born in 18?0, a Wheelock native, wife of J W Love, mother of two sons Duncan and Raymond. She was active in the community, a member of the Monday Church, and died after weeks away in Dallas. Funeral arrangements set for the following afternoon with interment at Wheelock Cemetery. The notice praises her virtuous life and notes the loss to family and neighbors.
A.W. Buchanan, agent for Wayne County, appeals to demonstrators, farmers, and Com operators to plow under stubble properly to improve soil and crop yields. He warns against shallow cultivation, notes benefits from arranging soybeans and hay, and invites reports on grasshopper problems. He promises to source soybean prices and urges cooperative farm problem solving.
Disjointed recollection suggests farmers consider purchasing vehicles to ease travel for markets and roads. A farmer advised delaying supper to fetch help, then left with children to town as tension over transport and community timing simmered.
WoL McCulloch and W G Reynolds convey block 2 Reynolds addition to L M Hewlt for 400 dollars. Transfer records list loss 4 fr and as part of real estate transfer entries.
Langue City Texas May 2 reports indicate a fatality titled Jack Tucker and notes a heavy strawberry load for the week. The article mentions crates shipped to Lincoln and quotes per crate prices. It also laments the passing of a faithful dog friend and notes a short potato crop.
The City Council orders all business houses and hotels to connect to city water within thirty days. The notice, dated April 23, 1518, appears in Eagle Lake and includes a directive to apply through the City Secretary. Separate items mention potato crop prospects and a local sales pitch for sewing machine needles at Singer store.
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