Local School Adopts New Books Amid Bright Prospects
The district announces the adoption of several new books as part of a planned reading program. Principal and staff expect students to have ample time to study the works before the upcoming term.
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
4
The district announces the adoption of several new books as part of a planned reading program. Principal and staff expect students to have ample time to study the works before the upcoming term.
Coach Dearie Batoran reports Moran and Aggies preparing for the 1943 squad at Sewanee Benedicts camp near Ris Rome Kentucky. Promising material from the camp to boost the team with Trinity University game October 1. New York spending on schools noted with 100000 more children than capacity.
In brief summaries a variety of labor and industry items note improving conditions for workers, eight hour days in coal, lower tariffs affecting wool and wheel trusts, and calls for better organization. Regional forecasts from Weather Bureau in Bryan Texas.
A fragmented report describes leading horsemen and racing figures tied to Dallas events. Names like Dan OConnet and George Castle appear with wagering mentions, along with plans for meets in Dallas and conventions at Hall No 1. The piece references the National Angora and trade shows, with dates in October and November, and notes the Texas State Fair schedule and exhibitors.
A reflective piece declares the apple you bite comes from soil, water, sun and life. It lists chemical elements and energy forming the fruit, claiming even the sap and roughness of food reveal a natural chain from field to table.
Damaged text fragments describe auctionish talk on tractors and equipment. Mentions Warcray team and vehicle inspection, with scattered references to agriculture and automotive owners. Contains many garbled words, preventing clear event reconstruction.
Fragmentary notice describes a late 1910 track and field event at a Dallas area fair venue. It mentions Theggie Sues, Dalytechnic College, college teams, and a 4x400 relay like event. Moore and Hapgood quoted about effort and standards. References to November and public gathering imply a sporting meet with spectators and food booths.
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