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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
5
The Bryan Daily Eagle discusses farm prices and a tree planting season aimed at boosting welfare. It contrasts farmer profits with urban prices, urges support for rural work, and cites religious and political reflections on poverty and production.
Senator Pettigrew declares the trusts own power through railroads banks and public utilities and asserts they have stolen society’s wealth. He calls for reform by seizing railroads banks and media to restore wealth to the general welfare through collective ownership.
The Dealt commissioner at Mie urges residents to stop buying ears until January. Storage warehouses are full and prices high. Organized by housewives leagues, the call to a buyer’s refusal could force price declines and curb price-gouging by the “ear trust.”
The report highlights actions tied to Secretary Mecioy of the Comster Jallah and the Berane commercial acrossiration cen betive Intasy. It emphasizes support for free mail delivery starting in January, reflecting local civic priorities amid wartime conditions.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses speeding fines and a proposed remedy used in Oklahoma City, proposing a fine of a dollar per mile over the limit and noting adjustments for higher speeds.
A garbled OCR passage references visiting ladies, New York tone, women presidents of teacher associations, and a discussion of compulsory school attendance. It notes crowded schools and mentions Waco area context with December holiday themes and local enforcement mentions.
A Chicago woman describes harsh conditions and vows to aid her husband and two children. She outlines six weeks of hardship, with costs for food fuel clothing and medicine totaling about 1800 percent of debt relief efforts. She seeks support to cover weekly expenses and ongoing needs.
The Bra tow County Poultry Show concluded its second annual three day event with strong attendance and pleased organizers. Officials praised Prov inent C. E. Jenkins and committee members for their tireless effort and announced plans for next year including a date selection committee and new officers.
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