City Council Holds Regular Session in Bagley
City officials including Mayor Harris and Aldermen Levy Daly Vick and Haswell met at city hall. They discussed opening an east side street, paying for a killed horse, hiring a street cleaning crew, and framing power and streetcar franchise inquiries. Smallpox quarantine lifted and Main Street paving costs reviewed with bond details. Will Battle’s deputy marshal resignation accepted. A E Worley appointed at $75 monthly.
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Harris
Levy
Daly, Vick and Haswell
Crenshaw
Lewis
Carson and Adams
Young
Marshal Boyett
Smith
T. W. Parker
J. F. Ettle
J. W. Batts
J. W. Barron's
Vick and Levy
Joe Groginski
L. M. Hewit
Bryan Paper Stock Company
Main Street
Hewit
Bryan & College Interurban
Mr. Lawler
Bryan Power Company
Bryan
Messrs. Hewit
Lawler
Hunnicutt
Southern Westrumite Company
Franklin
North Line
Fannin
C. 8. P. S. Lodge
Will Battle
A. E. Worley
Weather Forecast From 1914 Office Predicts Storms Through May
Forecasts warn of disturbance crossing the continent Feb 20 to 24 with rain or snow Feb 14 to 22 and unusually cold weather east of the Rockies. March will mirror February’s warmth early and late, with a mid month cold spell and little overall moisture. Severe storms expected in March with alerts around March 1 7 24 and 29. Sun spots and weather pamphlet explains eleven year cycles and forecast methods.
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W. T. Foster
Washington
Rockies
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Mexican Gulf
Bryan men in Houston discuss bank convention and agriculture meeting
W F Proctor of College Station state agent of the USDA visited Houston Friday to address the bankers convention and arrange an agricultural agents meeting in Bryan next week. Local bankers note flood impact on business and worry about small planters in the bottoms lacking seed while big landowners stay well off. J A Myers postmaster Bryan and his wife are in Houston to attend the grand opera and plan to see remaining performances.
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W. F. Proctor
College Station
United States Department of Agriculture
Houston
Bankers’ Convention
Bryan
A. W. Wilkerson
City National Bank
Earth's Magnetism Pamphlet Offered Free By Weather Bureau
A bulletin explains planetary causes of earth magnetism and offers a free pamphlet mailed on receipt of a newspaper stamp. Foster's Weather Bureau in Washington DC will send more pamphlets to subscribers of papers that publish forecasts.
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Foster's
Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Capt Daly for Mayor of Bryan
Capt John Daly Sr. asks The Eagle to place his name before Democratic voters of Bryan as a candidate for Mayor, subject to the February 21 city primary. He is an Alderman and Street Committee chairman known for his city service and devotion, promising faithful, watchful leadership if elected.
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John Daly Sr
Bryan
Capt. Daly
Wireless Messages Link Germany Berlin Newsrooms
New York reports a wireless press exchange between Germany and Berlin papers. The brief dispatch notes a connection established and exchanged greetings via telegram style wireless messages.
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New York
Germany
The
first wireless trans-Atlantic messages exchanged Sayville to Berlin
The Sayville Long Island station of the Atlantic Communication Company sent the first wireless messages to Berlin yesterday. New York papers and the Associated Press greeted Berlin’s Wolf’s Bureau and officials including Ambassador James W. Gerard and Berlin mayor Wermuth. Readability was high with ideal transmission conditions and quick replies from Berlin were received.
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United States
Sayville
Long Island
Atlantic Communication Company
New York
Associated Press
Berlin
Wolf’s Bureau
Germany
James W. Gerard
Gerard
America
Wermuth
Mitchel
Neuen Station
Senate panel amends parcel post bill
Washington February 13 The Senate committee reported the post office bill with an amendment to bar further changes in parcel post rates without Congressional authorization by the Postmaster General.
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Washington
Senate
Rebuilding Curbs and Gutters At Two Downtown Sites
The curbs and gutters at the Eugene Edge store corner and the First National Bank corner are being rebuilt to direct water into the new storm sewer. Engineers have sloped them to ensure water drains away and does not pool several inches deep as before.
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Eugene Edge
First National Bank
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Battle
Westrumite
Fannin and Franklin
Fannin Street
Franklin Street
Ss & Anne
Southern Westrymite Company
S. W. Co
Southern Westrumite Co
Carson-Adams Engineering CO
Severn
Severa
Bea
Hot Springs
Naevi
HOT Springs Medicine Company
Central Avenue
Hot Springs, Ark
W. T. James
N.Y
Wireless
Newspaper Men of
Nouen
Congress
Burleson
Authority
Grove
Sylvania Woods
Clifton Mills
Cardus
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