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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
4
Entry indicates a 1910 second class matter at Bryas post office under the 1874 act. Readers urged to call the office promptly when carriers fail to deliver or when residence changes occur.
The conference in Columbus, Ohio, urged a nationwide movement to unite church workers and farmers. It calls for cooperation across religious, social, and agricultural life, forming a rural welfare center and summer school for rural teachers and preachers to foster community progress and unity.
A jumble of opinions shows Democrats and Republicans at odds over nepotism and party strategy. References to "Cyclone" Davin, private secretary choices, and convention chatter mix with commentary from The Herald, The Post, and other papers about fueling campaigns and public jobs in the Philippines.
Fragmentary dialogue weaves biblical verse and political satire about food, dawn, national prep, and farm policy. The text cites ministerial warnings, governors, and future measures, amid mixed, cryptic quotations and misspellings.
A fragmented poem contrasts fault and virtue, urging the reader toward a pure, aspirational self. It emphasizes inner goodness, calm spirit, and moral striving beyond sin or past mistakes, with November dating and a cryptic signoff.
Washington reports that US food exports in the first ten months of 1916 more than doubled the value of the same period in 1914. Commerce department figures show exports reaching nearly 579 million dollars, compared with about 315 million the previous year.
J H Paramore of Abilene sent a gift reported as ten thousand dollars to Simmons through Fort Worth capital institutions. The money is earmarked for the erection of a dormitory at the college, with Fort Worth publishing the notice on December 10.
Ota Miles, a noted local creiler, secures a deferment to meet Pow nve Fannin of Rockiale in the K foore Hall on Friday or next period December 17. Both boys are well matched and known in Dryen for past wrestling bouts.
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