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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1916
Page
4
A controversial piece argues the home should be a quiet, relaxed refuge for all, not a battlefield of constant bickering. It asserts that wives influence domestic peace, while men bear the daily battle, urging harmony for family well being and productivity.
A damaged text fragment speaks of devotion to a wife and husband, children, and parents, describing a powerful force that erodes the heart during hard times and labor. The garbled wording limits clarity on people, places, or events.
The fire department notes inspection gaps and safety concerns across town. Elevators and stoves lack proper guards and protection materials, raising fire risk. Volunteers urge property owners to fix broken windows and remove flammable clutter to reduce insurance costs. The memo ends with a tribute to a late Mrs Wade.
Prices across commodities and stocks slumped Monday as German submarine activity unsettled markets. Cotton futures plunged in New Orleans with a drop of about 2.26 to 1.25 per bale, while New York stocks opened sharply lower before recovering. Grain values fell, led by a 4 cent drop in wheat, and corn and provisions also declined amid renewed export cautions.
Mrs Doi Nekon and daughter join Mr Netcom in Wiryan after arriving from Dallas to take charge of Kage Printing. A public notice warns water users east of Mrs M Cole’s Caldwell Street residence of a temporary service interruption tonight and possibly tomorrow as crews move large cast iron frontages. Mayor W W Hans urges residents to plan accordingly.
A flurry of deeds in Lecourne county marks October activity led by Ewing Norwood and H. Hendrie purchasing 66 acres of Hewell bottom land from D. W. Hardy Jr for 80750. Other transfers include 16 acres Letty Ann Milliron survey and 101 acres McStahan teakue, totaling near 40000 across several parcels. County records show multiple transfers to Norwood, Hendrie, Malley, and others with varied considerations, reflecting a busy local real estate week.
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