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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1913

Page

6

Flood Waters Surge as Brazos Levee withstands onslaught

Rain total 6.05 inches in 24 hours as flood waters from the Big and Little Brazos converge near Mumford and Valley Junction. The 27 mile levee holds but water nears its crest, threatening 55 000 acres of land. trains halted. boats used for evacuation. widespread property loss expected.

Valley Junction Hearne E. H. Astin Mumford Brazos Mudville Boxley Place Interurban Smetana High Bank

Canal engineer dies after Panama Canal work

Lieut. Col. David DuBose Gaillard who led engineering efforts in the Culebra Cut division of the Panama Canal died at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. He had suffered from a head growth linked to seven years of Canal Zone service and was recently promoted for his exemplary work.

Baltimore David DuBose Gaillard Culebra Panama Canal John Hopkins Hospital Gattlard Canal Zone

Stomach Troubles Cured by Black Draught

A Kentucky reader recounts five years of stomach trouble and severe headaches then credits Thedford's Black Draught with cure after three months of use. The ad praises the vegetable remedy as gentle and effective for stomach and liver disorders and urges families to keep a package on hand.

Feeding Experiments at A and M Demonstrate Profit Rations

Experiments at the State Experiment Station breeding and feeding sub station at the A and M College show that a ration of cottonseed meal with silage yields higher profits for fattening steers than meals with hulls or hulls plus silage. Bulletin No. 159 presents full results from four rations and the sorghum hay versus hulls test.

A. and M. College John C. Burns B. Youngblood Youngblood College Station Texas Fort Worth Armour & Co

Rev Frank Norris Arrested on Arson Charge in Fort Worth

A complaint charging arson was filed in Fort Worth today against Rev. Frank Norris pastor of the First Baptist church. Norris was arrested as the church reopens after a March 1912 return to service.

Fort Worth Frank Norris First Baptist Church Norris

Rural mail carriers face floodbound routes from Bryan

Bryan rural mail carriers struggled as floods blocked routes. By 11 am carriers returned one by one and by 2 pm only No 2 and No 4 were out. No 6 driver A L Sutton swam to safety after his horse was swept in Bryan branch, losing mail and stamps but recovering them later, badly soaked but salvageable.

Bryan Branch Mr. Sutton

Desperado Lopez Sought as Smudge Fires Continue

In Bingham Utah on December 4 the sheriff posse resumes smudge fires around the Apex mine to weaken Ralph Lopez the Mexican bandit who killed six people and is believed to be inside the mine. Officials plan an early search for his body once the mine is opened.

Bingham Utah Ralph Lopez Apex Lopez

President Wilson III Stricken With Lagrippe

President Wilson is confined to bed with lagrippe and is not expected to leave his room tomorrow or Sunday according to the Associated Press from Washington.

Washington Wilson Lagrippe

Political turmoil in Zebern as Germany faces crisis

Berlin reports a garrison town quarrel between military authorities and civilians triggering a national crisis. Radical papers demand Imperial Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg’s resignation as Emperor William orders top officials to appear before him. Imperial Parliament votes non-confidence 293 to 54.

Berlin Zebern Germany von Bethmann Hollweg William Alsace-Lorraine

A and M Power Plant Resumes Operations

The boiler rooms at the A and M College power plant were flooded Wednesday evening. They were drained yesterday afternoon and operations resumed. Water entered through a tunnel carrying steam pipes to campus buildings. Steps will be taken to prevent recurrence during future rains.

A. and M. College

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