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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1911
Page
4
The item references advertising rates and subscription terms with scattered names and dates. It notes a March 2 deadline and urges prompt notification of changes or delivery issues to ensure continued newspaper service.
A lengthy unsigned editorial condemns the governor and party for using state universities to advance liquor interests. It argues prohibitionists face a campaign aimed at shaping education to serve breweries and saloon influence, degrading moral and educational standards.
The article quotes a harsh editorial stance attacking Senator Lorimer and endorsing democratic reform. It notes editorials from The Christian Commonwealth and Madrasville papers, plus calls to support honest democracy, critique of political rivals, and warnings about war's future impact.
Fragmented notes urge clean yards and weed control with a call to pride in town. It argues weeds and dust distract from civic appearance and that spring growth should be managed to keep streets neat.
Fragmentary text describes political maneuvering around railroad interests and a forecasted clash with a Ninth Cavalry unit. mentions unrest in San Antonio as soldiers enter a streetcar and assault a conductor amid racial tensions.
The Houston Post notes shade trees add long term value, citing Lavy Broa of Houston who clashed 10,000 elms. It recalls New Haven’s elm decline and a bid to plant 20,000 trees funded by a donor, with school children receiving one tree per child.
A fragmented text discusses urban morality and municipal duty. It cites lectures linking street cleanliness to character, warns that poor building and infrastructure threaten society, and argues for democratic reform toward a unified government model.
The letter notes Mrs. Nannie Rohde plans improvements along Ler yard and the fence, praising early efforts and urging community interest. It laments street scene concerns, mentions trees, a watering trough, and a sense of civic pride amid neighborhood chatter.
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