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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from The Bryan Daily Eagle mentions Bran port office under the March 3 1879 act and references subscribers, rates, and carrier changes. It lacks clear names, dates, or actionable details beyond routine telephonic notification for delivery issues.
The Eagle announces daily publication beginning today for public convenience. Copies will be available at Haw Weils Bookstore Hotel Bryan Bran Leigh Lane No 51 Goodwin Hall Co Hage and at our office. The price will be constant and subscribers may obtain them when not delivered via telegraphic news service.
The A and M College display at the Dallas Fair showcases Katension Tie wax grown produce and canned vegetables, highlighting new farm methods and orchard care. News notes the currency bill debate, public figures, and local agricultural displays, including a Brazos County farmer’s prize sweet potatoes and extensive extension department demonstrations.
Advertisers must place display ads at the office by 10 8 a m to appear in The Eagle on the promised day. Due to short winter mail and to provide equal service to subscribers, this rule will be strictly enforced. Report missed deliveries by calling the office by 2 p m.
Albany October 21. Gov Sulzer is urged to run again as a political focus in the district where he consented to run on the Progran five ticket yesterday. Max Staindler claims 500 voters in this district and predicts Sulzer may receive between 3000 and 4000 votes. Theodore Douglas Robinson, Progressive State chairman, doubts the nomination will gain wide party support. Bulser has agreed to accept the nomination if offered.
The Texas Railroad Commission approves a measure to allow a second concentration of cotton and cotton lint at the port of Galveston, with the interior origin point already concentrated. The rule, effective November 12, changes tariff classifications and prioritizes Texas shipment flow, amid prior hearings in Houston and Galveston.
Mietotla ex Gol Lumapal Mocris, district legislator and Victoria Advocate writer, announces candidacy for governor of Treton. Support from county leaders including Leila Frits, William J. Craig, Martin O’Connor, Irani Alonso, A J Ewanson, Jan Walder, Frank G. Butler, and J Howard Peters. Morria, a native of Nose County and early Coroua Chriatt alumnus, would be the youngest Texan governor at 30 if elected.
A committee report to the House of Deputies of the Protestant Episcopal Church proposes against establishing separate churches for Negroes in the South. The conference faced a violent storm in the convention as the question was postponed to tomorrow. Bishop Kingsolver of RevAn parish voiced concerns over the congregation issue amid a tense session.
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions themes of rights and social norms. It references a suffragette and private privilege discussions, plus a cynical view of relationships. The text is garbled with stray phrases about retention, change, and secrecy within couples.
M. A. Mugetins of Rutten showcased two giant sweet potatoes at Brae County fair. One weighed 100 pounds and the other 160 pounds, drawing attention for size and flavor. He highlighted diversification and modern farming methods, predicting steady yields and long term profitability for the progressive farm.
A fragmented OCR list shows prices for produce and livestock, including onions, Vienna products, turkeys, alfalfa, and hay. Entries are garbled with misread figures and units, but indicate per dozen, per pound, per ton, and per bushel pricing. Names of items are inconsistently rendered, making exact items unclear.
The Commercial Club met in the morning with Road attendance to discuss improving service on the Interurban to College. Mr Gemmitt reported near completion of preliminary arrangements for electrifying the line and proposed action by the club, which will reconvene Monday to finalize plans.
The cotton market lists prices by warehouse with figures for Lawrence, Panton, Torre, and Round Dale. Cotton priced at 14.00 dollars per ton. market notes mention thin wesson and various trade figures amid warehouse postings.
The Smith Drug Co office will receive bids until noon October 29 2013 for erecting a brick and concrete fire proof hospital. Plans and specifications available at the Smith Drug Co office. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. City Hospital Management Bryan Texas October 21 181%
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