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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
4
A local sale offers 250 red and blue coats at 1.50, plus Misses’ sweater coats at 1.98 and Misner coats at 1.98. Carocas Misses’ coats priced at 5.48, sizes up to 21, with belts and wool blends highlighted as sale highlights.
A 1924 Texan exposition plan urges farmers to adopt better soil and irrigation methods, increase production for the nation, and educate communities on modern agriculture. The piece cites beneficent guidance from The Sixth Nation movement and emphasizes faith in agricultural modernization to ensure stable food supplies for all citizens.
A garbled report notes the Beaumont Chamber of Commerce opposing a rate hike from 9 to 12 cents per hundred pounds. Mentions Santa we advance in dogs rates and communities affected. Also references awards at an American Muse event and a claim about Army lands and a King George order for a commission in January.
An appeal will be taken by the applicants to the Court of Civil, after bond of 100000 approved by the Attorney General is posted. Calvert and Mourne commissioners have each issued 150000 bonds, and contracts for construction in two western districts are let. Work to begin in wet weather. Franke Nis Conrat.
Kiln district farmers report a crop bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture. Texas production is noted at 1018 bushels per acre with a total around four million bushels, down from 4.76 million last year. The report highlights higher prices and reduced yields in 1912, signaling a weaker market outlook for farmers in Wharton Texas.
Wharton County leads state findings with yields around eighty bushels per acre amid broader estimates for the season. The Agricultural Department notes increased acreage and crop prospects across regions, comparing current figures to a statewide average of about eighty bushels per acre in earlier years.
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