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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1916
Page
4
A collection of editorial and civic notes including tree planting campaigns and traffic safety efforts in Bryan, Texas. Mentions Mary Francie Butte poem lines, references to local officials, Elks memorial service plans, and community advisories urging residents to support plantings and street safety. Notes some typographical errors and historical items from early 20th century publishing.
Residents note resurfacing at Civic League Park 1 in Bryan with granite coating making the area more attractive. The local faction emphasizes ongoing efforts to keep the park in splendid condition through community involvement and improvements.
The Detroit Free Press review of the 1917 wheat outlook notes unprecedented wheat and flour prices, the war’s continuation, and expected acreage gains, especially in spring wheat in the Northwest. It cites timely rains aiding plowing, dry falls hindering fields, winter wheat seeding plans, and the need for improved labor and machinery. It discusses market factors, storage, and price reductions when buyers resist.
A description highlights the enduring idea of vitality across multiple designs for Varsity Six Hundred. The piece emphasizes energy, liveness, and robust styling as its core theme, presenting various design touches that share the same dynamic concept.
The article details a Bushman Bayne era film of Romeo and Juliet with Francis X Bust and Dayne in key roles. It notes a $4,2500 production value, location shoots, and extensive support including John W. Noble as general director and Arthur Rudolpt De Cor proposals. It mentions cast members like Sothern Mantel Kemble and Halt, with 100s of players, high costs, and rebuilt sets after a storm. It also covers church bazaar fundraising and a stray anecdote about a child and Aunt Ann, plus a misprint correction about cotton receipts.
Hov Frod Comber, a native of London, England, has been called to the pastorate of the Free Baptist church. After immigrating to America he joined the Free Mission and began his ministry, serving successfully in several large towns across Kansas, Missouri, and nearby states.
Fragmentary report shows Bryan Cotton Exchange activity with receipts and warehouse movements. Prices quoted around 19 to 19 1/2 cents per pound with varied bids and sales noted amid unclear warehouse entries and July timing. The text also references unrelated local fashion notes and a casual social mention from the same period.
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