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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1915
Page
6
A garbled classifieds page advertises for sale land and property, items, and lost goods in a wild frontier town. Mentions three acres, old spectacles, and a gun show while describing tavern life, local meeting places, and warnings about firearms and police presence for a rough, bustling Gulch community.
Mine Mulhall and sister Sine Georela Mulhall, famed for rope work and riding, arrived in Bryan with J. F. Mulhall. Residents praised their frontier skills and noted the group’s interest in Mead Jo and local conversations.
Irregular OCR notes quick advances in future wheat prices, with mentions of Canndis and Canadian imports. It references large grain movements from Seattle toward Mesice and carries notes on consignments and market reactions, though details are fragmentary and uncertain.
A brief report from Nov 2 describes a deadly incident involving a farmer named Qullas and a Black man. The terse dispatch mentions W. Mummers and a shipment of lumber and flour and hints at a farm setting. No clear defendant or motive is established in the surviving text.
A meeting took place in the auditorium at Carnegie. Attendees discussed upcoming events and community concerns, with a focus on local outreach and school programs.
A Washington report notes Senator Kern’s rejection as Democratic caucus chairman and postponement of lines in debate. The Howard Woman’s Club hosts an Open Meeting on Wednesday with a program on political action and law, featuring Metty Curry of the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs and Moyle leading the program.
Fragmentary OCR describes a political or legal matter involving a person named Ruthie from Hogalaey Oath Port 1 and an alleged violation of late Jonery Lew. The report notes uncertainty about martial law status and potential preventive action, with unclear timing or authority mentioned.
Frank Clarke Car of tested corn visited Dryas and other county areas to test ears and promote interest. Local Brownse bottom planters and Dryas residents participated, while farmers from other sections showed little enthusiasm. Clarke and Clarke Jr. guided the effort, with plans to move the car to Naveyota Brenham Westville and Caldwell before returning to AL Worth.
The paper prints a pantomime style appeal for the Wights of Pythias Christmas fund with a list of contributors and amounts from various locals. It includes notes on subscriptions at the Dixie Theatre and nearby shops, plus a crowd of names and playful quips about charitable spirit and holiday generosity.
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