Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot publication details
Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot announces daily except Sunday publication by Eagle Printing Co with D M Nelson manager Buchanan Baltimore Don Herring editor and city Kaitor watermarked as second class matter April 28 1910. Subscription rates shown include three months one year with rates on application.
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Eagle Printing CO
D. M Nelson
A d, Buchanan
Balto Don Herring
Bryan, Texas
Causes of High Prices and Crop Outlook Amid War
Read notes warn price pressures persist despite wartime gains. Agriculture department cites lower staple crops than last year, including hay, white potatoes, and tobacco, with forecasted yields and production figures for the season. Substantial weather effects and market manipulation cited as factors.
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Departaent of Agriculture
New Subscription Rates Announced By Local Paper
The Bryan Lally Banner announces a price increase effective November 16, raising monthly rates to 7 cents per month or 78 cents for the year. Readers are urged to pay subscriptions by that date to avoid the higher rate. The notice cites rising costs for paper ink and other commodities, and notes readers will be charged the old rate if paid before November. The paper warns of continued price pressures and thanks patrons for past support.
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Kraver
Samme
Bryan Lally
Mbove Kemper City
DE Wilson
Stanager
Dallas
Cayital
Eppedater
Hiss
Ford
Fragmented note hints at political regulation fest
Fragmentary OCR text references an event described as political and regulatory in a deranged, garbled form. It mentions terms like regulation and term gates, suggesting a public or political protest or meeting. Readable entities are scarce. details are unclear.
Driving To The Left In City Traffic Warning
An Eagle reporter cites a serious Sunday night bicycle accident at 26th and Main near Evens Hedge’s store. A driver coming from Tabor collided with a cyclist on the wrong side, the rider sustained injuries, and authorities consider traffic regulations on correct driving sides.
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Eagle
Rathr
Orner
Molvative
Euen Hdge
Tabor
Mim
Chills and Fevers Billed as Malaria Remedy
An OCR fragment touts Brazos Chill Tonio as a rapid cure for malaria and chills and fevers. It claims guaranteed genuine formula sold by a druggist at a Deane street location, urging readers to ask for the genuine article.
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KR. Emmel, Drugeiat
Dallas Texas Newsroom Guests Attend State Fair Day
Editors and newspaper staff from across Texas visited the State Fair on Press Day. Attendance reached 4110 versus 32000 on the prior year day. Officials thanked President I. Knight for cooperation. Exhibits and attractions drew large crowds including county demonstrations and student entries.
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Dallas
Texas
Knight
Eden
Furtmere
Weather and crops steady in Tabor area amid drought relief efforts
Residents report rain and drought relief improving stock water and grain quality. Farmers have sold hogs and hay, with prices favorable. few autos bought recently. Many locals traveled to Keyin for trading, schools opened with strong attendance, and Tabor High School seats expanded. Lindsey of Tahor considers moving to Frymm Mehtson. correspondent notes president traveled to Regan Raturgay in his new ford.
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Teetini
Ax Tabor
Banat
Heo
Durkien
Keyin
Tabor High
Tabor
Waller Lindiney
Taehor
Frymm
Lindsey Haw Hint Hare
Tater
Ain Stache
Prestnal
Regan Raturgay
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