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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1913
Page
4
In a volatile campus tale, Mie Hoyt and her circle clash with suitors and a theater of misread ambitions. Harvey, Price, and Moyt family ties complicate a musical plot, ending with thwarted schemes, a mistaken plan, and a late wedding twist at the Moyt residence.
The U S biological survey warns that introduced sparrows have multiplied across the country, harming crops and poultry. They consume large quantities of insect food, attack young birds, and depress native species, threatening households and farm economies.
A vision of Arizona's vast timberlands outlines 16 100,000 acres with one fifth in timber and many high elevation stands. It describes species like yellow pine, Douglas fir, pinion and juniper, and warns of overexploitation, transport limits, and the need for careful management to avoid waste and ensure continued supply for mills and towns.
A garbled old fable fragment shows Tony from an Italian quarter learning a lesson from an improvised tale about the fox and the grapes. His family and teacher discuss the awkward English lines as Tony reaches a climactic moment.
About two hundred men attended a University Club gathering featuring a lecture illustrated by specimens from the New York Zoological Park curator Raymond Temary. The program included live snakes and a discussion on reptiles and venom, with cautions on handling and public safety.
A chaotic incident unfolds as a child claims a dog attack led to a city dog sale inquiry. Mayor Shank faces criticism for personal involvement, defending actions taken to confiscate or place dogs, while residents recount events of the day. Police were contacted to handle the aftermath and ensure order.
A man from North Campbell Avenue faced a two year sentence after refusing to work for two years and failing to appear for labor obligations. Judge Joseph Babar of the West Chicago Valley court imposed the sentence following a complaint by a laborman and testimony about his absence from 4024 North Campbell Avenue.
A ten year old girl known as Irene or Neha wandered away from home near Akron after a string of moves and family struggles. She was last seen near Fourth Avenue and Riverside Street and was found two weeks later in Keim city, confirming a long period of elusiveness. Authorities linked her disappearance to a pattern of running away amid family tensions and poverty, with efforts focused on locating guardians and ensuring safety.
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