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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1914
Page
2
Cooper and Cole promote a grocery business with quality and low prices. They claim leadership brands such as Famous Club Monee canned goods White Eagle flour and Old Master coffee and promise fresh vegetables and fruits daily. They offer country butter yard eggs and home delivery with phone contact 32 286.
The Bryan Daily Eagle lists Democratic candidates for city and county offices including Congress, Representative, County Treasurer, and Justice of the Peace. The notice names Rofer Ardy, Charles L. Mecoy, John D. Conlee, W. I. McColloch, W. Wipprecht, B. Priddy, J. Sidney Smith, J. Atkins, T. W. Parker, and others with reelection hints and precinct designations for election day.
A garbled OCR piece reflects on wartime era themes, political campaigns and community memory. It mentions Hatley Halley Bailey and local figures, urging vigilance in public works and referencing wheat yields and regional concerns.
Hart Schaffner and Marx showcases a broad size range from stout to slender with suits offered at a $25 value. The ad emphasizes fit and price appealing to a wide customer base.
A garbled mix of allegations about Farmers' Union leaders, a San Antonio printing plan, and Mexican unrest around Huerta. Mentions Pi veterans parade at Jacksonville with Confederate flags, Galveston News urging readers to follow evolving headlines, and ongoing war talk amid unsettled national mood.
Kr Prune Zubie ends ties with A. M. Waldron & Co and starts his own venture. He will operate a telephone office and shop under the name New City Tulley Shop, inviting orders by phone for prompt and satisfactory service. Phone 568.
Fragmented ad copy from Dayton likely promotes rare art pictures and wall envelopes offered by Central Manufacturing Co. The readable bits reference bargains, sought after cards, and access for collectors, with unclear pricing and distribution hints.
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