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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
2
The Bryan Daily Eagle carries a blend of local notices and nationwide military funding details. It reports on army and navy appropriations, new ships, and defensive expansion while reflecting Texas perspectives from Timpson and broader readership.
In Bryan, The Lawrence Grocery Company advances a concrete wholesale building on Howe Street to house storage and improve stock flow. Allen Smith, a major poultry shipper, backs the project as a new warehouse and rail link plans proceed, signaling economic growth and enhanced distribution in the city.
A young operator, Grie nser, works to establish a wireless station in the area. He has applied for a license, expects government inspection, and aims for a permanent permit. The story includes community praise and reflections on youth achievement.
A city election is ordered in Bryan on November 7 to vote on a $48,000 sewer improvement bond issue for 40 years with 5 percent interest. Only qualified voters in Bryan may vote, and ballots will show For or Against the sewer improvement bond issue. The notice is signed by the mayor and secretary and posted at the city hall and other designated places.
An advertisement-like fragment promotes Brazos Chill Tonic as quick relief for malaria. It guarantees efficacy and claims relief through a sovereign remedy, urging readers to request the product and mentioning E.R. Email Druggtat.
A fragmentary report notes visitors railing at high prices for planes and goods during a factory tour. The account mentions a jeweler, M. Caldwell, as guarantor and hints at discussions of cost and market fairness.
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