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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
7
A Bryan, Brazos County store promotes a sweeping one‑time sale of its new up‑to‑date department store stock. The advert promises every article will sell at cost or less, stressing honesty and a determined effort to clear out the entire high‑grade stock for a remarkable sale.
Brazos County demonstrates that balancing corn and cotton with sorghum and peanuts could yield a large, steady crop base. An agent estimates 30 to 35 bushels per acre possible with rotation and diversification, projecting a potential 900000 bushels of corn and a strong market by shifting acreage from cotton to feed and livestock needs.
"Uncle" Bill Stacey, longtime secretary and treasurer of the Baptist Sunday school in Navasota, was elected to the position for life at a recent meeting. He is among the town’s oldest residents and well respected. The ExaminER-Review notes the honor and hopes he serves forty-five more years. Stacey is brother to John and Pete Stacey of the city. The note closes with a proverb about preparedness.
E. G. Liebold arrived in San Antonio after days spent buying horses for the European war effort. A shipment of fourteen fine horses was sent to San Antonio today for allied service.
The commissioners court announces the qualification of elected precinct officers from the November 3 election. C. B. Moore becomes constable precinct 6, Henry Koontz constable precinct 3, C. B. McGregor justice of the peace precinct 3, and J. W. T. Echols justice of the peace precinct 6. Remaining officials had qualified earlier.
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