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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1913
Page
6
Wasted to rent rooms for light housekeeping close to two ears. For sale all my household goods. Lost open faced old watch. Found pocketbook with items. Call numbers and locations referenced but details garbled. Local classifieds cite rent, sale, and lost items with incomplete, quirky text.
Far sale offers about 400 acres south of town along Gentry route with 10 acre tracts, good water supply, 210 feet elevation, and improved land. Prices range 38 to 480 per acre with choice of location. Includes two city lots on west side. home not for sale. Guy P Bittle.
Sept. 16 dispatches report traffic rate readjustments by the Western Traffic Commission in St Louis, discussions on life insurers in Atlantic City, and Mexican celebration security steps. New York primary elections intensify fusionist pressure. notes on astronomical findings reveal vast invisible matter.
Local correspondent recounts a Sunday gathering with a moonlight picnic at Carter's Creek, games, and a late showing at cinemas. Chaperone Mrs Tea earns praise while Elmo Weedon heads to Baylor University. Several residents move or visit family, and townsfolk note a shift toward Bryan. Sept 15, 191%
A fragment notes Mr. Chas A. of Madison Heights praises Black Draught as the best medicine for stomach troubles and nervousness. It claims the remedy restores health through proper digestion and strength, highlighting its 75 years of success and urging readers to use a remedy of known curative merit.
A historical Bryan directory lists multiple fraternal and labor organizations with their meeting nights and venues. Vulcan Lodge No 87 AOUW and other orders hold sessions on second and fourth Fridays or Mondays at designated halls, temples, or moon halls, with specific start times such as 7:20 or 7:30 p.m.
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