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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1916
Page
5
John W. Hickaway is today in the city near Rollance from his home. A. Jonkim visited the city from Wixon for the day. Calvin C. reported activity around Wenchley as business matters continued in the city today.
An advertisement touts Corn-Off as a quick corn remover claiming corns peel away like banana peels. It promises no bandages or ointment and urges readers to obtain Bottles 200 of this all pure drug dispenser product.
Citizens and visitors fill Bryan today with calls from Constable Meury Koontz and Dr W S Smith. Merchants promote range sales, shoe repairs, and a Pure Food Show at Wagner building with demonstrations by professionals. Local residents plan Friday and Saturday events and several trips through North Texas are noted.
Cotton receipts in Bryan are reported with multiple lots. Prices ranged from 6 to 20 cents per pound, with a total value around $83.00 for the day. Local warehouses and brokers listed figures for buyers and sellers.
Ravenna chairman Laday says the Farmers Union of Texas has built about 250 cooperative cotton gins 200 warehouses several oil and flour mills and many cooperative mercantile establishments. He plans additional enterprises and will introduce an amendment to the permanent warehouse law to curb the practice of “pulling” cotton from balers. Austin Texas November 16.
Faculty members plan to amend the annual Tweed State Teachers Association meeting during Thanksgiving week in Fort Worth. An effort will be made to organize state coordination of physical directors and a circuit of reforms for college and public school systems. A fragmentary antique dealer remark about revolvers amid the chaos is noted in the chaotic OCR text.
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