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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1913
Page
4
A historical notice from the Wallace region urges subscribers to report missed issues and changes in delivery promptly. It names J. Buchanan as a writer and Gilera as a manager, noting April as the subscription period and emphasizing prompt action when carriers fail to deliver.
Notice to advertisers and subscribers that all display ad copy must arrive after 10 8 p m to appear in The Eagle on that day. Due to shorter days, reservations by 2 p m are required. late notices will not be accepted.
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A meeting is planned at Brason County’s court house October 26 at 2 pm to discuss plans to improve roads and prevent fraud. Speakers include Md PMN and others. residents invited to attend and contribute ideas for building better roads to benefit the region.
Fragmented letter from Bryan readers discusses finances and street improvements. Mentions opinion on automobile ownership, bond prospects for Caldwell street and Ursuline Avenue, and economy measures including layoffs and bank consolidations to restore prosperity across the region.
Residents urge road improvements to attract tourism and business. Editors and merchants push for public works, criticizing politicians for inaction while promoters promise jobs and local industry growth. The Tyler Courier-Times notes editor involvement and calls for neighborhood mobilization.
The message notes an aviation venture to Bryan on Good Roads Day. It mentions a pep rally style exhortation and references a rehearsal or meeting of the Commercial Club directorate tomorrow at 10 o clock.
Governor Melhuish expected to hear final argument today in the extradition case of Murray Ki Thaw. Attorney Jerome Still represents New York authorities, who report a vigorous investigation into Thaw’s escape from Mattewan.
Elliott, a longtime local resident, died at home on Saturday October 18 at 4:00 p.m. Funeral services were held at Blackhons Cemetery in Collinwood. The obituary notes his Christian faith and lists surviving children and relatives, including B. Willett of Corpus Christi and others in Texas, and pays tribute to his community involvement and family.
Mrs E J Butler dies at 6 20 AM at East Anders residence after about ten weeks of paralysis. The obituary notes her strong faith, Christian service, and membership in the U D C. Survived by husband E Hoover two children J R Butler and Mrs M Hickman, plus grandchildren. Funeral held at 2 40 PM with interment at Cy Come Born estate.
The Steep Hollow Farmer Union held its first meeting of the new year with high attendance despite poor weather. County President J M Cook opened the session and W F Youne outlined farm marketing plans as members discussed union tasks and elected officers for the coming year. The gathering followed a luncheon, and the next meeting was set for November 20 with Steep Hollow chosen as the location.
A fragmented OCR line from a county report references a shocking event as Une allegedly steals property in the county. Readable text is limited, but indicates a criminal act prompting local concern and basic police involvement.
A jumble of telegraphic bulletins from Washington and cities nationwide notes court decisions, legislative maneuvers, and political conventions. Highlights include Crompton rate rulings, a court case in charge against McChord, upcoming Thaw decision, a New Orleans convention, and a national congress opening in Philadelphia with focus on conservation and education.
Tonight fair, warmer. Tuesday fair and cooler. A disturbance moves from the Northwest Tuesday to the central valleys Thursday and the Eastern district near week end. Temperatures rise with possible rains in the Southern and Middle States and along the northern border. then colder weather Northwest by Thursday. No severe disturbance indicated in the West.
Fragmentary note describes efforts to combat mosquitoes with a device or method. Mentions odor and waxy application, with unclear claims or steps. Source text is garbled, but centers on a home pest control topic and an inventor or advertiser named Jenkins.
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