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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1912
Page
2
An excerpt critiques a newspaper editor for Methodism and politics, arguing the editor’s stance and integrity are flawed. It questions proper appellations and mocks the editor’s credibility while discussing how the paper covers religious and political topics. The fragment hints at broader disputes over editorial character and public standards.
A damaged OCR fragment shows editor and manager credits with scattered names and dates. It mentions second-class matter April and a portation reference at Bryan, with advertising and subscription notes. The text is incomplete and unclear though implies a local newspaper notice or masthead segment.
Editor Rey Rankin of Dallas and Jon Malamore of Houston engage in a heated public dispute, trading broadside attacks and harsh descriptions as they spar over published writings and religious controversies. The exchange features barbed accusations and defenses, with both sides accusing the other of unfair tactics.
An editorial column contrasts hog farming with cotton farming, arguing the labor and costs of cotton that month to raise hogs. It cites taxes, picking, warehousing, and curing meat as factors shaping farmer decisions while noting regional voices urging political action and candidate support.
A noisy list outlines officers sought in the upcoming primary including Congress district, State Senate, Representative, District Clerk, County Judge, County Treasurer, Tax Assessor and Collectors, County Clerk, and several Commissioners and Justice of the Peace. A farming column provides spring tasks: plant, fertilize, manage livestock, and prepare crops and gardens for warm weather.
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