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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1913
Page
5
A stream of residents and visitors arrived in the city for business, theater, and social visits. Notables include Marvey visitors, J LaFrance to San Antonio, and Fannie May Miller and Eb le to Galveston while noting cotton market receipts and a cottonseed price of $20 per ton.
The Bryan Boy Scouts plan a 3 p m meeting in their room this Sunday. The session is described as very important and all members are urged to attend.
The jury returned a not guilty verdict for Tom J. Wilson in a Texas riot case heard in Brezox County. Trial stemmed from an incident two years past near Macy. Judge Scott recessed court until Monday after the verdict. Additional notes touch on German pension provisions and a tale about a songwriter’s inspiration for The Old Oaken Bucket.
Marys Lamb a tuneful stage comedy with a star cast and chorus head for Colonial engagement next week. Richard Carle praised its humor and progressive portrayal of women, as McGraths Fiate company brings an up to date, fully entertaining production with song and dance.
In Soteure Switzerland a nest woven entirely from steel clocks sits in the Museum of Natural History. A tree in a clockmaker’s yard holds a peculiar bird noted as pecaliae. The craft of clockwork birds inspires awe as experts study how mechanics shape natural forms and surroundings.
The text reports an Associated Press note on cotton selling for 14 cents at Wasahaciie yesterday and mentions Mr TL Mer buying through Bryan's business. It also notes Mrs Wade Cox traveling to Taylor to join her husband and likely relocate soon.
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