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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1913
Page
2
A degraded OCR fragment from The Eagle Printing Co paper discusses local taxes hog farming and diverse topics. It mentions Fort Worth headlines and Mexican political tension, including Huerta and U. S. stance, in a garbled 1910 era voice.
Public notice to advertisers and subscribers explains deadlines for ad copy and paper delivery. Notices require orders by 2 pm and advance notification for changes. The brief warns of strict adherence due to short days and emphasizes telephone and local contact for ads.
Citizens urge urgent repairs on roads leaving Mryan toward A and Colleen after a flood. They cite washed-out surfaces, rough shoulders, and poor drainage that worsen during rains, calling on local authorities to fund and complete maintenance promptly.
A fragmented, old style paragraph discusses marriage, temptation, and control within relationships. It references men seeking mastery, pressure on women, and moral judgments, with scattered phrases about couples, dates, and social norms. The text presents cautionary views without clear events or sources.
A fragment from a Fort Worth Star-Telegram page hints at reader preferences and mentions "fat Need whine" for Vedic Lunes and a tireless hook. It references “The Eagle haw” and a “heal put on Hie” with several unreadable phrases, suggesting a general note about the era’s duties and reader tastes.
The Old Boys held an initiation and election of new members in the afternoon. Officers named Captain G. P. Kaos Pirat Lieutenant 0.4 James Second Lieutenant 11. Magen Second Lieutenant 4 C Miller Pirot sergeant J. Davis sergeant P W Clarkson Sergeant M D Sanders. Rules adopted include restricting wear of white uniforms to Kon Volunteers and suspending members absent from two drills. New members listed include Powell CA Migeern Jr, Davie BL Ayers, Tinker 4 K G Pie, Booth 4.8, ler W B Perthing, Bradier A Starkman, and many others. Coach H Moran named honorary member. camp activities drew public interest as froshmen revived old traditions.
Report of a Mexican man killed in a tavern area with a badly swollen head and blood around the scene. Witnesses say a hard assault occurred before police involvement. another Mexican was wounded and died soon after at a hospital. No arrests reported.
A collage of quotes and fragments on theater ads, movie plots, and social talk. References to Vitagraph productions, The Test, Broncho Billy, The Higher Law, and regional viewing notes mingle with stray exchanges about weddings and fashion, all presented in a bustling, cut‑and‑paste newspaper snapshot.
Grain and cotton receipts listed for Lawrence and Bryan areas with figures per ton. The report notes brick and Talon warehouses, totals by interurban rounds and half-rounds, and a grand total in dollars for the cotton crop.
A condensed directory lists fraternal and Masonic lodges with meeting nights and locations. Entries include Vulcan Lodge, Carpenters Local 1NE, and various orders such as Pythians and Knights Templar with scheduled gatherings at Labor Temples, Moose Halls, and similar venues.
The text records a garbled excerpt with quotes and names resembling a London Telegraph passage. It hints at a court or social scene, mentioning characters and dialogue about a wife and husband, a gate and an automobile, suggesting a report of an event or testimony.
Jotted voices reveal two wrecks on the Urvel morning and a tense exchange about trust. A Pracchran and Ned Xo express suspicion of Bima while questioning a friend, with limited clarity on motive or outcome.
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