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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1913
Page
2
A fragmented account centers on Democratic campaign debates over amendments and university funding. It notes Texan voters weighing a state university and Agricultural and Mechanical College impacts, with references to committees, campaigns, and political figures in the midst of a tense statewide dispute.
Fragmentary text mentions the railroad, Lotto, and crops with scattered names and phrases. It references a secretary and a few unclear individuals, suggesting a notebook of local topics rather than a coherent news item. The readable bits imply a focus on infrastructure and agricultural concerns.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and support after the loss of Prather. It thanks them for attentions and blessings, and prays for peace and God’s guidance as the family regards life’s journey.
The piece argues against Senate Joint Resolution No. 18, asserting it would grant legislative power to a few and threaten the public interest. It contends the amendment could lead to costly bonds, tax actions, and unchecked authority, urging voters to oppose all or vote against separate provisions.
The Baptist Academy held its commencement with President McDonald speaking and Danforth announcing the event. The Board of Directors, led by William Muehunmn, outlined future plans and praised students, while Rev T. Adamant Valvort urged attention to religious and civic aims as the ceremony concluded.
The Bryan audience packed the Colonial Theatre for the school term concert. Notables praised the students, with medals awarded by Rev. Finlay and others for oratory and scholarship. The program showcased skilled piano and vocal numbers, underscoring local talent and school pride.
Leslie Yardley of Caldwell and Ming Ora Yardley of Harvey wed Saturday afternoon at Rev Mab Weaver home in city then head to Caldwell to reside. Bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Yardley of Harvey, known in area for charm and accomplishments. Local friends note groom’s reputation and many well wishers attended the ceremony.
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