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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1916
Page
4
The Federal press release reports March figures from the comptroller of the currency with total resources of national banks at (figure garbled) and deposits rising by 2.196 billion in a year. Surplus and profits reach 1.011 billion, while the twelve month growth surpasses many European banks.
The State Pair of Texas leads a trade excursion for Dallas Chamber of Commerce to the state fair grounds. W. N. Stratton announces a boys and girls encampment with supervised activities and exhibits from agricultural clubs and 4-H, plus cash premiums for county and individual exhibitors. The plan emphasizes educational value and county representation with a full literature showing the 1918 exposition program.
Brenham reports work by an engineer on a Washington County survey for river project funding. Payne says reports from nearby counties will surprise even the best informed and that savings from river work could amount to millions. County residents plan a meeting to discuss road funding and possible tax adjustments as court rulings limit transfers.
A Texas state veterans group meeting at the Confederate Home in Austin denounces Congressman Cyclone Davie. The resolution calls him unworthy of trust and asks voters to replace him, with C. W. Webb as a leading backer and committee to support the motion.
A March report from Port Sullivan Texas notes the Wrwaue River bridge project at Horton Yallivan under CN work, with completion expected soon. Officials anticipate the bridge will be ready for use shortly, and surrounding plans will proceed as frost eases.
A fire swept Normangee causing water shortages and damage to fields. Local feeds indicate losses to residents and crops with reports of insurance concerns and town officials assessing the scene.
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