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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1913
Page
4
Notice from The Eagle Printing Co outlining daily publication rules for advertisers and subscribers. It notes posting as second class matter, deadlines for display ads, holiday and winter day adjustments, and the need to notify the office by telephone for changes.
A fragmentary lament on journalism’s toil and dedication over years of city, county, and state service. It recalls editors’ sacrifices, the brutal grind, and the ideal of public welfare, ending in a plea for recognition of reporters’ burdens and a critique of wealth and senior titles.
A fragmentary Texas newspaper passage recalls partisan debate over desecration claims after a Capitol portrait swap. The piece notes the Bailey and Sam Houston images, argues the artist owned the Bailey painting, and critiques the media for sensationalism. It discusses tariff policy, trust prices, and Democratic stance on tariffs and the cost of living, with references to salaries and public expenditures.
A fragmented telegraph update covers Roosevelt’s visit to Lamport and Holt liner Vandyck, lectures in America by Mewman, a hunting trip with the U S M of Natural, and a German war verse recital. It notes the Illinois Republican convention, Leo Frank’s murder case appeal, and other brief items from cities including Chicago, Saint Louis, and Atlanta.
Fragmented text suggests a local race or event. Key entities and clear facts are unreadable. Likely notes on a city event, timing, or competition are obscured by OCR errors.
A garbled passage describes a cash and romance scandal with a woman known by acquaintances. A bachelor, possibly a maid or lodge figure, is involved and observers report clusters of people who have given up hope. The text is incomplete but implies social scrutiny and moral judgment.
A fire last night gutted the Rouse of Waller Brown, a colored resident, on the southern part of the city near Clark Street. Firefighters could not reach the blaze in time, and Brown reportedly carried about $300. No injuries are listed.
Real estate transfer notice shows Frank Hunter transferring a tract to Todd on a Thomas Carwihers property with consideration noted as 86.19.
A deed records Frank Hunter transferring nine acres of the Thomas Carsthers land within a 246 acre tract. The transaction totals 2080 dollars.
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