13 May 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1911
Page
1
The jury found a man guilty of murder in the first degree while his wife and son were acquitted. The trial included testimony about the accused and the deceased, with the judge delivering the verdict amid formal court proceedings.
After next Monday May 15 the hog law ordinance will be enforced throughout the territory. Every person bound with fuze Ao jens nor conforming will be probed. Enforcement is emphatic and all alike.
The Bugle editorial laments a missing mother and urges readers to wear a rose to honor her memory. An appeal stresses community support for the bereaved family and the need for encouragement amid grief, with signatures from Mrs. Gd Whitruerst and others.
May 18 report from Mexico City notes continued turmoil as General Orozco surrounds Madero’s headquarters and declares a provisional president. General Navarro’s expedition along the Mo Grande river reports unrest and mounting tensions as rebels resist and government forces move.
Local report from Waco notes a large wool import deal involving Fulton Fiber Mill with a potential £100,000 value. Announcement indicates partial release of funds and a staged sequence for fibers arriving in May.
A fragmentary notice references watermelons priced at one dollar each and a Bryan clothing firm, noting taxes paid and a long established retailer. It mentions a postponed performance by the Long Horn Vaudeville at an assembly hall, with a rescheduled date in late May.
Texas may 18 Palestine sale of the International and Great Northern railroad postponed by the stall hour tonight until June 1. The postponement was not generally known on the morning.
Heavy rain drenched the Panhandle and southwest Texas causing widespread washes and flood concerns. The Carizzo area reported several washouts and damaged fields as weeks of unsettled weather continued across Vernon and Salhiurt regions.
The Texas Press Association announced its new officers in a May meeting. J Ay Phimiry of Aineots was elected president, with Dreesteny listed as vice president and Newton’s Wit RaWarde named treasurer.
Notice urges all or eleven persons to attend Sunday school at the panel with other Mapovenat, M.Dethany, Superintendent, to preserve attendance and keep active in the church program.
Ten clubs of ten members each plan a malaria tabling drive at Deltwood. Volunteers pledge six month service, aiming to raise about $1200. Efforts include building a venue for amusement and soliciting bids for painting St Josephs church and school under Rev B Gleissner.
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