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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
3
A vintage advertisement from Jno M Caldwell promotes Hearn Graduate Eye Sight Specialty offering eyewear at reasonable prices. The copy berates poor vision, urges action now, and highlights eye strain symptoms to entice readers to purchase glasses.
Partial OCR reads Bryan Eagle file at the Bryan Texas post office. The fragment mentions Eagle Printing Company and a mailing matter, with unreadable details.
Bryan residents face an Oct appeal to superstition amid a heated public dispute over Reagan and Hogs. The Star-Telegram criticizes the editorial stance, calling the appeal unworthy of Texas readers and accusing the paper of pandering to prejudice rather than presenting lawful, factual reporting.
A fragmentary clipping describes the Malletsville Booster Club pledging loyalty to local residents and to boost the town’s economy. It notes Boosters pledge truth, support for the community, and willingness to endure political differences while promoting local interests amid a context referencing regional figures and events.
Beaumont Texas October 7 A long dry spell has parched Bast Texan towns for over two months with no substantial rainfall. Ground moisture is depleted threatening water famine as wells dry and electric and rail facilities strain for water. Along the coast fresh water sources scarce with salt intrusion. steam power at Port Arthur and other plants weakened. Continuous engine water shortages force Kansas City Southern to reroute departures to cope with supply.
Report from Hearne Texas describes two traveling fishermen who stayed near the Brazos river. A resident says strangers dug in a field near his home seeking a buried pot of gold worth about $20,000. The men claimed they were from out of town and had been fishing for months.
The Agricultural and Mechanical College cadets will travel by special train to Houston for a carnival event. Robert Eugene Georgy, former student, now a representative, will join the group. The train departs College Station and arrives in Houston on a set schedule with arrival times noted for the party.
An old style notice blends a home sales invitation for garments from Mrs Howard Gould unseen alimony case in New York and a cotton seed market update. The fragment mentions a decree granting Mrs Gould four thousand dollars monthly alimony and possible appeal, with other lines advertising seed cotton auctions and fabric goods.
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