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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1913
Page
2
Bryan Daly, long active Eagle member of the Associated Press, is noted for his contributions within the press community and veteran service in journalism circles.
The fragmentary OCR presents a chaotic 1872 column mixing U S politics with Mexico and Huerta, plus local editorials, satire, and scattered names. It references Secretary Martin, President, Tammany figures, and New York politics while noting public spending, education costs, and social views. The piece blends criticisms of administration, foreign policy dithering, and domestic debates on taxation and schools.
The Waco Timon Herald notes a plan where some individuals can transfer checks to the school board to secure a location for utilizing the money. The piece references public weapons and a preference for the number 19 in the context of funding decisions. The exact details and participants remain unclear.
A single line glimpse from an old Heart column hints at a figure whose nature remains unclear. The text suggests either a dangerous villain or a person harmed by a serious injury, though details are fragmentary and ambiguous.
A garbled paragraph contains scattered phrases about people, parents, a birth or death context, and unclear names. The readable fragments mention a heart, windom, and an 8 am time but lack concrete events or entities to confirm a coherent news item. The piece reads as damaged OCR with no clear subject.
A Cameron Texas reader argues that many laboring families live frugally to cover fixed incomes. By trimming luxuries and desires, they can lessen debt and worry, gain time for family, and provide a stronger future for children, promoting a simpler, steadier life.
A French train collision reported by Associated Press in Melua, Maree area, Nov. 1 details dozens dead and as many as forty injured as wreckage is cleared. The death toll climbs to at least thirty two with several unidentified bodies found this afternoon.
Cotton of this season's growth is received at various local warehouses today. Lawrence warehouse totals show middling and other grades while Grand total on Begat pot appears. Jim Grant returned home today after a voyage to sea, recounting his time at sea and return to the city.
The A and M football squad departs for a tour to play Kansas Aggies and Oklahoma A and M. College. Charles Moran heads coaching staff with R 4, Potts as general manager guiding a large contingent, as the Farmers seek wins amid strong opposition and discipline for upcoming games.
A proposal calls for a fund to aid Reddin Andrews and Irene Hogers two faithful Black workers at the convict camp who aided Mr McMinn during an assault. It notes their quick response and service and asks for 1.00 to begin a relief fund for their benefit.
A vintage ad urges drinkers to try ORRINE promising a refund if no results after a trial. It touts sobriety and productivity, notes cost of one dollar, and offers a free booklet at J. Jenkins on Main Street.
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