Bryan Weekly Eagle publication details and pricing
The Bryan Weekly Eagle announces circulation details and pricing for 1911. It lists the paper as a second class matter, with a weekly rate of $1.00 to $1.75 and six months options. The page includes Associated Press membership and advertising representatives.
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A.B. O'Viaherty
Podelikce
Bryan
Texas
Congress
Associated Pressoreign
American Press Association
Theis Co
New York
Bryan Businessmen Demand Adequate Freight Depot
Bryan merchants join the Commercial club and Retail Merchants' association in pressing the Texas Railroad Commission to compel the H and T C railroad to build and maintain a true freight depot in Bryan. The current 26 by 50 foot space is deemed insufficient for a growing population and surrounding merchants. a hearing is set for April 7 to address the request.
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Bryan
Ier
Houston & Texas Centra Railway
Rees Tae
H. & S. C. Railway
Bryza
Ryan
Imon
Thas
Texas
Railroad Commission
Commercial Club
Retail Merchants’ Association
Frence Grocery Co
Howell Grocery Co
Railway Commission
T. G. Beard
H. G. Fulgham
Scott
Bryan Busin
Eit
Uyan
The
Bryan and Brazos County
Eagle
Call for work to steady economy and end idle fallow periods
The Eagle urges immediate public and private investment to employ idle workers and stabilize conditions. It criticizes hoarding and urges monied leaders in Bryan and Lhazos County to start projects, noting Director General Hines’ railroad advance to avert a nationwide strike and its ruinous potential.
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Congress
Belcheviem
United States
Labor
A W. Babson
Labor Department
Department of Labor
Bryan
Brazos County
Ryan
Lhazos County
Slac
Hines
The Victory Loan and the Last War Bond Drive
A wartime editorial urges the public to buy liberally into the Victory loan arguing it may be the last war bond issue and praising sacrifices made by citizens. It credits personal benefit from past sacrifices and envisions a strong economic and spiritual future for America through continued support.
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France
Toens
America
Forty Years of Service at Bryan First National Bank
H. O. Boatwright marks forty years with the First National bank of Bryan beginning as a bookkeeper and rising to president. He has long been a trusted figure in the banking community, shaping the bank’s course and earning high esteem for honesty and integrity.
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Bryan
H. O. Boatwright
Jookkeeper
First National Bank
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
Neuralgia of the face shoulder hands or feet requires a powerful remedy. Ballard's Snow Liniment possesses that power. Rubbed in where the pain is felt is all that is necessary to relieve suffering and restore normal condition. Sold by Jenkins' Drug Store and M. H. James.
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Ballard
Jenkins’ Drug Store
M. H. James
Dr King’s New Discovery for cold relief praised
An old advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery to ease cold symptoms. It claims relief from cough and bronchial irritation, soothing soreness and loosening phlegm. The copy notes the product’s long standing popularity and availability at druggists.
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Bac
Dr. King’s New Life Pills Promised Bowel Training
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as perfect bowel trainers that cleanse the system purely and comfortably, promising relief from torpidity when regulation fails to work.
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Dr. King
Repeal of Poll Tax in Texas Urged by Critics
A public critique denounces the poll tax as a suffrage barrier in Texas, arguing it corrupts voting rights, disenfranchises workers and soldiers, and benefits no one. It calls for repeal, noting abuses like bosses paying taxes for others and the burden on expectant or struggling citizens. It warns of organized voter mobilization if reform delays persist.
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Rye Ier
Gevers
Texas
Rio Grande
Houston
Dougherty
Rhode Island
Robt. Minnick
Grass Range
Montana
Kansas
A Trip to College
A group led by Mr. Benson Mr. Harrison and Miss Gillespie plus many children traveled from Bryan to College in three well loaded cars. They left around 10 o clock and had one minor tire leak to fix before reaching the first station where a gentleman offered information.
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Willie Stasney
Smetana School
Benson
Harrison
Miss Gillespie
Bryan
Student trip outlines farm tour with livestock and crops
A group toured an agricultural complex visiting oat plots in an orchard to study bloom delay, then a cloth factory, horse and cow barns with fat bulls and a 2100 pound stallion Mirabeau, a diverse poultry section, wind and rain gauges at the experiment station, feeding and breeding areas with bears and incubators, a dairy with thirty cows, a ten horsepower water pump engine, and concluded with a trip to Bryan.
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Mirabeau
Rhode Island
Plymouth
Bryan
Stop Coughing with Ballard’s Horehound Syrup
Advertisement notes Ballard’s Horehound Syrup relieves coughing irrita tion and lung irritation and promises easier breathing. Sold by Jen.
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Ballard
Jenkins’ Drug Store
M. H. James
Reforesting Texas with Federal State Cooperation
State forester E O Siecke outlines plans to reforest about 8 million acres of cut over Texas lands with help from U S Forest Service leaders Col Henry Graves and J G Peters. Timber is needed for economic reasons and private interest may lag due to long ROI.
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Texas
Henry S. Graves
U. S. Forest Service
J. G. Peters
E. O. Siecke
Seagate Run
Mr. Siecke
Siecke
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