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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1913
Page
3
Fragmented OCR items report a string of brief notices including travel updates, family movements, and local happenings from Bryan and nearby areas. References include residents from Houston, New Orleans and Louisiana, with names such as T. A. Betterwhite and Rev. Isaiah Gersidine Kelly, plus mentions of schools, piano lessons, and shopping trips.
The morning docket before Judge J. C. Beott lists cases not for trial including John Malone linked to murder, CHM Franklin burglary, Dennis Bishop burglary, Bud Nero rape, Frank Cash murder, Jdegrem murder, Tom Wilson murder, John Cooper murder, and related theft and property crimes with dates in September.
In Braddock County Bryam advocates a farm plan to plant same cotton variety across communities to keep seed pure. The strategy aims to raise yields and quality, with cooperative selection of seed and shared practices. Local students Madeline Knox and Oral Powers graduate, and Antone Hajek with Wilhel join the University of Texas at Austin after strong high school records.
Tax assessor file fragment mentions a complimi or complimenting note, with sparse readable text. No clear names dates or locations emerge from the clipped OCR segment. The item appears to be a local administrative note rather than a full case or public notice.
The passage notes Texas aligns with national thought on education and criticizes schools for overloading pupils with high level studies. It mentions the state board changing most books this year and incurring substantial costs, while questioning why no new books are issued this year.
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