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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1913
Page
2
The Bryan Daily Eagle invites interested citizens to express opinions on road improvements. Readers are asked to send signed communications and contribute views to urge countywide involvement. The paper notes subscription details and mentions editorial management.
An extended meditation on civic virtue traces Cleveland Boston Kansas City and Los Angeles as models of urban beauty culture and public improvement. It argues the true measure of a city lies in its treatment of average citizens and the welfare of children, not mere money or power.
Notice to advertisers and subscribers that display copy must reach the office by 0 a m to appear in The Kagis that day. Due to short winter days the 6 p m delivery deadline is noted and adverts must be brought or telephoned in by 2 p m.
Chief Justice Clabaugh of the District of Columbia Supreme Court laments perjury in courts and calls for heavier penalties. The dialogue touches on indictable perjury definitions, immediate witness commitments, and broader concerns about agricultural prices and middleman impact on meat costs. The piece blends legal critique with economic observations and local figures.
Winifred Midce plans a long motor trip to fetch simple comforts from home. She would drive fifty miles to obtain a snail Hank loaf potato and a homemade dessert, while a modest tent offers oysters, salads, Brussels sprouts, and pork with kraut as a square meal, all in a faded countryside setting.
The readable bits describe odd plant-like appearances and reference to Carranza Hale Huerta Lind O'Shaughnessy and Ad Htuorea. The garbled OCR implies a discussion of political events and personalities with no clear narrative or date, leaving a fragmented snapshot of a chaotic news page.
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions Peter Radford and farm matters. It references a community aim and a leader’s statement about conduct and country. The readable lines are unclear but point to agricultural topics and local governance or outlook.
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