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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1916
Page
4
Historic Bryan Daily Eagle masthead and filing details show publication by Eagle Printing Co. with Associated Press membership. It includes editor and management names, city editor notes, and postal registration lines from 1910. The readable fragment reflects period newspaper branding and administrative notes.
In a county tale of farming notes and editorials, The Eagle discusses the decision to put the remainder of a cotton crop into a single bale, reports on the weight and price of a notable potato, and comments on local business figures and newspaper rivalries. It cites Duram and Normangee scenes, mentions the Hardy precincts, and references county crop values and shipping costs.
In a fragmented clipping the text riffs on money, fashion, and social aspiration. It cites editorials from the New York Herald and notes public claims about profits from farm, orchard, and urban life, while pondering who funds extravagant displays and charitable ventures.
A fragmented 1904 newspaper excerpt reviews party control of Congress and the presidency, noting Republicans held the House for six years and the Senate for forty one, with Democrats holding power in fourteen. It cites Roosevelt’s 1904 popular vote lead, Taft and Bryan in the electoral results, and discusses doubt over electoral college outcomes.
The piece analyzes party standings across states like New York Massachusetts Connecticut New Jersey and others, noting Democrats lead in several and Republicans in others. It discusses past election results in New York and the impact of Tammany Hall on Wilson and Taft era outcomes, and questions potential coalitions and final electoral counts.
Fragmentary notes discuss prices and seating including Wright and Reynolds. Mentions Wilton, Hughes, and a November evening event at the Kagie office. Contains unclear references to political names and betting language amid disrupted text.
The Shepherd of the Mile dramatizes Harold Bell Wright novel at the Colonial, adapted by Mr Wright and W Reynolds. It promises love, mystery, and heroic daring with biblical imagery and moral peace, inviting audiences to seek inspiration from the old Shepherd legend theatergoers may find familiarity in characters and settings.
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