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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1916
Page
2
The Bryan Eagle notes a West campaign idea to stump Roosevelt at November polls. It also discusses a Dallas Startex company franchise expiry and wage pressures. The paper mentions a large sweet potato report and carrier delivery appeals from subscribers.
A Texas newspaper editorial urges motorists to keep to the right and pass safely at corners to cut collisions. It criticizes delays in enforcing traffic laws after accidents and references automotive safety notes, school attendance, and local school choice debates, highlighting road safety’s broader civic concerns.
The Bryan Brazos County Commercial Association held its first meeting under a new charter at Carnegie Hall. President Waldrop led a businessful session with reports from Secretary McAlroy and Treasurer Cot detailing finances, plans for a night telegraph service, Trader Day, and cotton planting guidance. Committee heads reported progress on agricultural exhibits, fruit and poultry shows, and city development efforts including road repair and public works. Mayor Harris and Judge Maloney spoke about forthcoming projects and a confidential trip to Nagano, while the assembly emphasized cooperation to boost Bryan’s growth and infrastructure improvements.
Fragmented OCR describes a labor dispute with 2800 workers, mentions strikes, resignations, and warnings about reprisals. References to Ancong and a factory, with workers leaving and others threatened. details are garbled and inconsistent.
A quirky classified item describes a four year old 1100 pound animal offered by Guy P. Mite. It mentions light housing, sewerage concerns, and farming tasks. The listing implies a sale or trade from a rural setting with incomplete phrases and odd spellings.
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