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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text discusses wartime preparations and public service duties. Mentions New York events around November 4 and general sentiment that the country is preparing for conflict. References to government or military activity and public expectations in a period voice.
The letter from Breaham farmers urges protection against storms and cleanup after the recent hurricane. It discusses the burden on members to bear losses, road and sidewalk upkeep, and the need to prepare for future storms while supporting local delivery workers. It also references Yorktown and a cannery factory, linking national pride to local economic resilience.
The text decries government corruption and stalled reforms in the region. It calls for legislative action to erase political entanglements and prioritize public welfare over politicians. Citizens express frustration at wages, costs, and distrust in local leadership, urging decisive economic solutions.
Two people died in a headon crash on the Steek Yaland road early this morning. John Dress of Harvey was traveling in a wagon when the collision occurred. Dyess driver Allen Academy bid team Go passed the scene, the wagon overturned, and some breakage occurred. The other driver, listed as unhurt, had a narrow escape. Market open October 21 at the First National Market. McCullough and Munnicutt invite orders for wart products.
Boxers Burns and Covington title bout headlines Dallas as a major sports night while Texas court news discusses Marguerite Murehi's murder case. Fort Worth YMCA membership drive aims to boost rolls and state banks phase out overdrafts, with Austin reports on overdraft reductions. A death anniversary portrait and a public notice close the reel of readable items.
Fort Worth gridiron feature shows the Aggies edging the Miners by three, with coachs Harlan and Graves pushing the team through a grueling schedule. The Missouri Miners, boasting a 566 point score last season and a strong lineup, pose a formidable test on Texan soil Thursday.
A fragmented roster lists arrivals at Motel Bryan including J B Rhettom from Houston A Dou from New Orleans Mt Archbold Waco Mt A Melaed Homaton C Meacham Anderson J Abrahameen Lows Calvert Mostton CM Ipane Navasota Heldensheimer Galveston A Colim Chena And Cincinnati Lamia Jacoby Philadelphia Bryan Homaton HM McLeod Houston TLC Moteen Houston W W Hivans Toston CC Range New Orleans T G de Cordoys Wreo Theodore Miller Washington We A Mandel Mart Jay Doughty Dallas M Howard Dallas EM Hmaeins Pelshenr GR Abney Rage Lake A MrCormack Hesston W Wolteiets Chtenga
Fragmentary text shows a lineup mention for Che Miners with names like Imler and Solemn and numbers in parentheses. The source is messy and lacks a complete event, date, or outcome.
Bryan High School aims for victory as they travel to Navasota for a football game on Friday afternoon. The Navasota contest was rescheduled earlier but Bryan says the team is in good shape and expects no trouble in winning.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate cotton receipts and delivery terms labeled as FOB, with unclear specifics on quantities origins and dates at oral warehouses. The text is incomplete and cannot confirm parties or conditions.
The Farmers Mutual Aid Association in Brenham faces disruption from a recent storm. Members prepared for a gathering to discuss relief and organization, with secretary IL F. Kelwes noting members should respond promptly for a prearranged meeting.
Austin merchants align with a trades council push to end campus student employment in general commerce. University and labor groups debate student hours and university policy.
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