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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1913
Page
6
Fragmented OCR page shows rental offers, want ads, property prices, and speculative remarks on canals and rail lines. Mentions Rhode Island, Texas locations, and ad columns for leases, livestock, and sale of two black mares. Includes scattered economic statements about capital in steam and electric lines and highway work boosting commerce.
Fragmented notices show rooms for rent with phone numbers and light descriptions amid a segment promoting Good Roads advocacy by Homer Wade Texas Good Roads Association. It mixes rental listings with public road development messaging and promotional language.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a $40.00 start and ownership of a $40,060 farm. It references a 22 year period tied to Aarburough Norway and a Carolinoxan name purchase for 840.7h, plus renting 49 worn of ordinary South Carolina fund for 1490 pore. Also mentions four years of seark.
The YMCA and A and M College clubs stage a contest in full blast fueling rivalry. A large banner at Moet Bryan signals the event. Horak and Stokar plan a banquet as the gathering honors a rising student body member and showcases an electrified bulletin with results expected to appear.
Ex governor Sulzer opens a campaign headquarters at a Broadway hotel in New York on October 28. The setup aims to galvanize support across the state capital region with plans for revived reform and party strength.
The United States Patent Office in Washington lists Texas inventors with patents issued for the week ending October 18. Names include Joseph Butler Gordon Hubbard Harlow Paley and others with devices ranging from railway track hacks to electric lamp attachments and hydraulic boosters.
A damaged OCR item references mosquitoes and disease with alarming phrases about killing and repelling them. It mentions HJ Senblos in Bryan as the seller and describes odors and poisons, suggesting a hazardous pest control context. The readable text is unclear but centers on mosquito dangers and a local seller.
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