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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1916
Page
2
A long, mixed transcription from Bryan Texas newspaper pages discusses World War I conditions, troop training, political opinions, and local society notes. It references editorials, letters, candidate mentions, and remarks on national and international affairs.
An amateur notice highlights a 26 pound sweet potato grown by a well known local breeder in Bryan. The item recounts a rival editor’s missed response, promotes the unusual vegetable, and urges readers to see the prize exhibit at the office for weighing and inspection.
A historical plea argues high cotton prices benefit Southern farmers by boosting income from other goods. It calls for protective measures, urging acreage restraint and diversification to stabilize markets and sustain farm revenue amid rising costs for food and feed. The piece cites a conference led by William with plans to restrict cottons supply.
The fragmentary report traces Denton Highs hopes for a teens championship, noting key figures and events across a tangle of names and places. It mentions a journey toward Sydney on November 27, hints at rivalries, and references coaching and training efforts shaping a final bid for the title.
In Ennis Texas on a Friday night near 4:10, Marcus Le Jones a farmer near Garrett was killed at Jem Gentey’s home. Gentey his wife and a third person were arrested. A young woman visiting the post office asked about a love affair joke, provoking tense scenes as investigators and locals reacted to the unfolding incident. The article notes arrests and a mix of local chatter surrounding the event.
The home was decorated in white and pink for a wedding with forms vines and background music. Mrs J Latilo Glee sang a burial solo after which the bridal party entered the altar. The bride wore attire by Miss Carri Maier and Everett Besnuis stood as best man. Annie Mary Hinson carried the ring in a pink carnation bouquet. The couple will reside at 714 Bt Carlen Street, Mounton.
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