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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Bryxh Baily Eagle and Pilot, daily except Sundays, a stamped notice date, and a Bryan post office filing under an 1879 act. The readable portion hints at a periodical notice or publication control language with associated matter scheduled for mailing.
Advertisers and subscribers warned to submit copy to the office by 10 p m for same day In The Raghe. Public notices discuss prohibition, dry territory issues, and shipping laws with editorials from Bowie County Tribune to Garventon News.
A confused OCR fragment describes a change in centers and promotions amid carrier service issues. The text mentions teleproving the pee promotir and paper severance, with references to changing etence and a perplexing situation impacting coverage.
The article discusses a proposed water system extension costing 910,000, with towers built or supported at various locations. It notes ongoing pumping, city protection aims, and the council’s stance on extending the tower while the system already yields revenue. It stresses profit coverage of costs through monthly water profits.
A and M College kicks off Friday with a home game at Kyle Field against Trinity University Waxahachie. Five players will suit up this season, season tickets cost 2.50, and single-entry total would be 3.50. Bryan residents get a later start due to weekday commitments. next games include Austin College October 17 and Polytechnic College October 24. Moran leads a deep squad as the team searches for a fast winning run.
The Commercial Club held a meeting with presidents and secretaries present to review government form proposals and charter issues. A charter committee was set to meet Thursday night to finalize charter preparations and a lawyer was asked to draft the incorporation of Ryan Commerce. Membership committee reported new applicants and planned follow ups.
Mr Wren, manager at the Gryan branch of the Layve Pinko Co, resigns his post to join Goggan iron, the dealer in yamlow and musical instruments at Mowston. He departs this afternoon to begin his new assignment. His courteous manner and pleasing address have earned him many friends in this city.
Supt Bisbee reports overnight work on the Mounton division of the Houston and Texas Central Railway. Repairs affect tonight’s service. trains to Homestead and Ans are running to resume normal operations by tomorrow.
A lively morning crowd gathered as Neal Turpituee Co. offered prizes in a drawing. Winners claimed items including rockers, contumara, footstools, a rug, a table and library chair while numbers were drawn across the city and surrounding areas.
The city of Bryan will receive bids for labor and tools to lay about two miles of water mains and sewers. Bids must be accompanied by a six percent certified check. Plans and specifications are on file with the city engineer. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. May 1900.
Public notice offering Orrine as a sobriety aid with a money back guarantee. Claims to restore thousands to sobriety and urges stopping drinking to save money. Includes promise of refund if not benefitted and mentions a booklet about Carini. signs off as Jenkins, the mate otret drugei.
Local residents report alarming price spikes and shortages after Tom A. Adan returns from Mexico with claims of misused funds and mismanagement. Critics accuse him of exploiting conditions and neglect, while supporters say market turmoil reflects broader economic strain and protection from outside influence.
Oct. 7 report says United States military authorities at Eagle Pass established quaratine camps to guard against infiltration from Mexico. Ridges near Piedras Negras were opened to allow refugees and travelers into the United States while quarantine samples await examination. Government officers say the move avoids triggering panic while securing the border amid reduced tensions.
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