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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary newspaper notice from The Eagle Printing Co listing names and dates with postal and subscription details. Includes references to Associated Press material and circulation instructions for carriers and readers. text is partially garbled with missing words.
Advertisers and subscribers must send copy and notices by 2 pm for publication in The News. The notice outlines deadlines, submission methods, and penalties for late or missing content, including athletic and school activity coverage, football schedules, and community events.
The Electrical Supply Department announces dealers will now supply lamps at first prices. Power Company, as agents for General Electric, will keep a full line of cooking and household electric goods on display. Selections from the exhibit can be ordered through local stores.
A Union High School Fathers Day program featured cadets from the College and Ashburn bringing a lively program. The event included songs and addresses praising fathers and home life.
Agricultural students from the Yale Agricultural College department earned numerous prizes at the Dak an Pui fair, led by J. Snider who won a gold in milk testing. W N Reed took silver in testing, and J Mofowell and others collected multiple premiums for dairy products, cattle judging, and animal husbandry contests.
Public notice expresses gratitude from multiple individuals for support and prayers. The fragmented text names several people and an address style list, implying thanks to a community or church group.
Hart Schaffner Marx clothing advertised with sizes 18 20 and up to 30 dollars 25 promising best value. Sales pitch emphasizes fit and value for money.
Students in Animal Husbandry praise the practical gains from their Dallas trip as part of a Fort Worth and Chicago exchange. The article notes preliminary work on a future California station and mentions several individuals by initials and surnames.
A historical recital describes enrollment growth at the Industrial Arts College, noting new buildings and added courses. The event features cadets and students on parade ground under blue and white colors, with faculty including Doan A and Manka. Enrollment surpasses last year, and talks cover rapid expansion and the college’s offerings in domestic arts, applied art, and related programs.
Cotton prices near 14.00 per bale at the market with activity noted. Hunters return from Nardi County reporting eight deer killed and abundant game, with names of participants listed and sales details mentioned.
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