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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1912
Page
4
A local grocery store requests customers to open a grocery account for October and promises attentive service. The notice boasts a personal guarantee on every grocery article and announces a third delivery wagon to ensure prompt delivery as the business grows.
A historical column riffs on Colonel Roosevelt and President Wilson, listing editors and political figures, noting hostile takes and the era’s press dynamics. The piece touches on elections, endorsements, and the idea of political leverage as a “human mustard plaster” while predicting the outcome of the 1912 era rivalry.
Governor Colquitt ordered care for indigent Confederate soldiers at the state home, but Maj.1. the new superintendent says he cannot take all. About 400 veterans are housed. capacity rated at 340 but plans suggest 425. Twenty-five applications approved or filed, seven pending, and thirty-three others awaiting admittance. a push to double capacity by the next legislature amid calls for broader support.
The text mocks a public confrontation around Roosevelt Day, suggesting uncertainty about the outcome and accusing unnamed figures of fear and exaggeration. It hints at threats to honor and dignity with coded rhetoric about opponents and supporters, implying political theater rather than a real clash, and mentions Bryan Basle Tkbt as a hostile voice.
A متنوعة string of aphorisms and quips on love, money, marriage, and social behavior. It mocks men and women, notes alimony desires, trust, and parental influence, and hints at social pressures and personal choices in relationships.
Washington reports, under a new congressional authorization, that about 12 000 urban letter carriers seek salaries on standard routes averaging twenty four miles daily with 30 000 carriers on rural routes to receive 1000 to 1100 dollars yearly plus adjustments. The move would add roughly four million dollars annually and follows a policy of increasing salaries during the current administration. Also notes Buffalo Bill's show trains passing to Houston, Pickard china offerings, and a Bryan land sale at eight miles north, listing price per acre and contact.
Mie HT Lawler, president of the Asyan Power Company, actively supports Woodrow Wilson. He works to engage students in democratic campaigns and contributes to efforts promoting energy and education in the school system. He outlines prize categories for electric energy related contests and fashion entries.
For sale a seventy four acre farm located between Bryan and College at 99 per unit. Porterme apply to W. Batts.
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