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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
3
Busy clipping from Bryan region lists grocery accounts, store ads, and personal notes. Mentions customers Wilson & Min, J Lowry, Hayes family travels, visits to Houston and Dallas, and local merchants selling apples dried goods candy and a candy corker. Also notes relatives visiting and travel for business.
Amusements note a forthcoming Colonial Theatre show titled The Bout Ginn written by Marty Smith. The description promises a lively musical comedy with tuneful numbers, clever dance sequences, and a colorful staging featuring forty dancers and elaborate set pieces.
A party of men including Wilcox, Nuon Sr, Peltz and others head toward Liberty County today for a big game hunt. Some will join later to ensure readiness by Saturday. The day when hunting begins is set.
A garbled report notes improvement work on Milligan Road near Wellbara. The county plans to move outfits to theBryne Millican area and pushes for county help as crews begin work and aim to finish in about two days.
Real estate transfers show YG Andrews to LM Witinane and J Alloorn survey with consideration $800. Hoon to Ja Williams and T Allcorn survey with $000 cited. Williams to C Andrewy involves acres of land and Allcorn survey with $2000.
In Wharh County and nearby towns, cane crop concerns persist amid demonstrations and precautions. Jacksonville Cotton Oil Company reports over 25,000 expended on plant Improvements, with new buildings and machinery. Misalon up — more than $200,000 spent on brick structures, residences, and expansion. DRA voters face bonds for courthouse and improvements. McKinney interurban car project advances. Jersey cattle at National Feeders Show in Port Worth. Cotton Palace Week in Fort Worth with San dy events and band concerts.
A jumble of names and places appears, listing arrivals and rooms at Hotel Bryan including residents from Chicago Dallas Waco Austin and Houston. The text blends hotel guest names with stray lines about staining, removing marks, and a courtroom anecdote involving Judge Dooly and General Hanson, plus a garbled aside about a receiver.
The text presents a jumble of speech snippets and phrases. It references a suspicious mother, a daughter and husband, a questioning father, and names like Weston and Avatrian. It also notes Austrian empire diversity and a Vienna district, plus offhand remarks about callers and conversations.
A collage of brief items from Camden to New York, London to Asbury Park. Notes cover legal debates on water regulation, Indian government relations, a New York congress meeting, boxing results in Cincinnati, cancer discovery claims, and a national temperance union convention with delegates across the United States and abroad.
Tickets for the Dallas Fair football game with the Corps of Cadets remain on sale in Bryan until 9 oclock Friday morning. Transportation reservations must be made at College with the road agent. Regular round trip fare is 2.50. Trains will not stop in Bryan. travelers must reach College before departure at 9 p.m. Athletic Association.
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