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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text describes a newspaper page front matter with newspaper name The Eagle Printing Co and Associated Press, mentions second-class matter April 1810 and duties under March 4, 1879, with advertising rates and contact notes. content is garbled but indicates publication logistics and management details.
A fragmented article outlines national food production, heavy poultry and meat output, and vast grain figures, noting the U S farm system feeding a third of world needs while stressing rationing and calls for water infrastructure funding. It references political opinions on reform, water deficits, and the impact of global markets on domestic prices and living standards.
Meantime Pankhurst in New York prepares to deliver first lecture on October 18. Kalalerba plans attendance at a Royal Opera House performance of Samson et Dalila to protest a German conductor. Lloyd George opens a major land campaign urging tenant cultivation. policy aims to safeguard tenancy. Bernhardt prepares a farewell charity tour in London with a final express wish to honor the people of England and Ireland.
Advertisers and subscribers must have copy for display ads in by 10 a m to appear in The Raighom the same day due to short winter days. Call 28 if paper not received by 6 p.m. Local and want ads must be brought or telephoned in by 2 p.m.
A garbled list of names and places appears, including individuals tied to New York, Dalian, Chicago, Arlington, and other locations. The fragmentary text reads like an arrival roster or census of people with numerous misspellings and broken phrases, lacking a clear narrative or event.
The passage extols Hart Schaffner & Marx as delivering true art in style and tailoring. It argues that ready to wear and made to measure cannot match the lasting satisfaction of their garments. The text asserts their clothes surpass most made-to-order options in fabrics, tailoring, style, and fit.
Adolph Busch native of Germany and prominent St Louis brewer died abroad at Langensachwatbach Prussia He had served four months in the Union Army after coming to the United States and later became a key figure in the Anheuser Busch brewing empire He held numerous presidencies and directorships including the South Side Bank Macfarlane Railroad Company and different industrial firms in St Louis His marriage to Lily Anheuser connected him to the Anheuser Busch name and the urban business community of St Louis.
Navasota High School beat Bryan 12 to 0 in a hard fought game. Navasota dominated with strong running and defense led by their star back. Bryan’s Wicker Pipkin and Osborne had limited success. Neighbors note Mrs. Foster and daughter visiting relatives in town.
A millinery window showcases one hundred veautini New York Pattern tats in latest tylon anti colors. Priced from 14.00 to 47.50, a special display emphasizes sale values and a Tex of them for Monday and Tuesday.
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