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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1916
Page
2
A fragmented Eagle page blends political debate with community items. It cites Secretary Houston, wartime rhetoric, farmers, and a proposed alliance between the Commercial Club and farmers amid postwar market concerns, plus announcements for Nood's Brigade reunion and related events.
Fragmented dispatch reports congressmen split on preparedness while bemoaning pork barrel politics. References to per diem, salaries, and retirement plans surface amid discussion of national security and economic gain. Notes on peanut crop machinery and local industry appear in a broader economic context.
Local farmer Frank Clamking advertises truckload of corn from the Ned River area, claimed to be well tested last year and suitable for planting. Call to inspect grain quality and arrange delivery or sale. Beran, Yor.
The report for the extension service ends January 1918, praising agricultural support, disease prevention, and farm demonstrations. It details increased corn yields, wheat per acre, dairy savings, and cooperative marketing, with emphasis on better farming and statewide prosperity through practical demonstrations and corrected pricing concerns.
Houston, Feb report details a close college game where A and M fall to ace Rice. Despite strong shooting by Kingsland and tähs, late errors and fouls swing the finish.
A candidacy notice for Claude A Buchanan announces his bid for County Commissioner, Precinct 1, under the Democratic party. The statement highlights his long residence, business experience, and commitment to progressive reform, pledging practical leadership and businesslike governance.
A Washington Feb 9 report outlines a proposed measure to reorganize the standing army into a 100 cadet corps. The plan envisions a new military structure with cadets undergoing training at Merord and a commitment to ship funding, with figures cited as $25,000 for initial support.
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