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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1916
Page
2
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The Galveston News criticizes the aged view of college missions and praises the Texas A and M College as a strong institution. It argues for a diversified curriculum that balances practical trades with broad culture, warning that A and M should not be limited to narrow tasks.
Amid noisy party talk and editorial jabs, residents discuss Hughes and rival candidates, rail against old guards, and debate roads, commerce, and upcoming public works. The scene blends political maneuvering with everyday urban life and local concerns.
A fragmented, archaic description portrays a market-like interior in Goshen. It mentions displays of mammoth yellow potatoes, ears of corn, nuts and pecans, and other produce among ornamental papers. The language evokes agrarian abundance and regional pride though readability is limited.
Correcandence notes startling inflation of physical or mental defects among school children. The Manchester Guardian cites Sir George Newman on preventable causes like housing, labor, food, and medical care, urging state action through schools and welfare networks to protect the nation’s future.
North Texas editors and newspaper workers visited the Red River Valley Fair for Prom Day. Akerman's colleges prepared for the event as the fair opened yesterday and runs through the week. A sewing machine lender advertises cash or monthly payments while shop activities and repairs are noted.
Inspector Mr. Wrad Wilson of the state Fire Insurance Commission surveyed Bayan on Saturday noting overall fire risk in good shape. He found only rubbinh te in rear alleys and business houses, urging tighter control as two storage units should be in one. Mayor Harrin plans immediate inquiry and suggests donors fund a local fire wagon program if rates rise. Daly lauds the fire marshal’s work and opposes changing leadership.
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