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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
2
The Bryan Weekly Eagle notes a Merry Christmas for Brazos County readers and mentions national figures. It references President Harding pardoning Eugenie Debs and reflects on Emma Goldman’s exile, reflecting period politics and public figures of 1911.
The Mineral Wells Index reports ten merit announcements for county officers as the city in the Palo Pinto hills endures a slow oil boom decline and dwindling tourist visits, turning attention to politics for the year ahead.
A terse opinion argues the United States should issue more paper money not to expand the world’s needs but to spur those not meeting their duties. The speaker claims she holds billions and trillions yet lacks food and clothing while Europe faces effort to work.
The Eagle today publishes Dr. W. B. Bizzell of A and M College correcting Dallas News conclusions and acknowledges editorial mistakes. The correction defends Texas agricultural development and aims to set the record straight without harming any party.
The text urges real enforcement by authorities to curb flagrant law violations. It argues officers fail to perform duties and warns of trouble ahead. It calls on courts and newspapers to focus more on enforcing laws.
An article notes Milwaukee Brewers plans to train in Caruthersville Missouri following an earlier pope related announcement. The Caruthersville site was not named after Rol Carruthers of football and social prominence.
Bryan High School wins the Interscholastic League football title while Waco declines league entry and refuses a post season game with Armidable City. Bryan is praised for its grueling schedule versus Waco’s weaker record. Cameron.
The Waco News-Thibane quips that Tyson's Tigers of Waco stayed undefeated by never being scored on and notes their outlaw status. It contrasts with joining the Texas Interscholastic League and competing like 6A Blooded Sports, implying they would have faced defeat if they had played.
Franklin Texan notes visitors seeking a good turkey market and asks how much anyone wants for turkeys. Prices rise to luxury levels, making the stately bird affordable only to millionaires. Moral urged: raise more turkeys and less cotton.
The Waco News-Tribune critiques lynch law amid editorials opposing mob justice. It cites a Chicago bandit story where a Santa Claus fundraiser is robbed of hundreds of dollars and calls for lawful justice if culprits are caught, reflecting mixed public sentiment.
Four inmates at Dallas city farm jail asked to delay release after their terms ended, seeking to remain for Christmas. They cited better meals and labor opportunities in jail. Each man blamed lack of work and responsibility for crimes. two avoided schooling, two claimed repeated trouble. One inmate said he enjoys jail life and even prefers it to freedom, praising Dallas jail.
The Eagle laments hostility toward public schools versus state institutions in Texas. It warns educated leaders and legislators against splitting support, urging complete backing for all schools and departments. It calls for thoughtful action and enduring commitment to the entire educational system.
A Brazos County agriculture column urges home fruit and berry production with Keiffer pears peaches plums dew berries and blackberries praised for revenue. It notes berry yields from a single vine and cites families selling berries for hundreds of dollars. It also discusses drought, quarantine, and soil improvement with terracing and crop rotation to boost corn and general farming profits.
Mrs Maggie Carson aged 48 years 6 months 12 days died Dec 25 1921 at 10 p m Survived by husband two brothers and ten children born June 13 1873 at Bryan She lived in Bryan area except childhood years in Austin Her marriage to A B Carson occurred April 16 1895 They had ten children Methodist faith Funeral at Union Hill 2 pm Rev J J Tatura interment Booneville pallbearers Victor White Charles Ayers John Carroll Luke Patronelle Chas Lamarte Parl Phillips
A report by county agent A W Buchanan documents Brazos County agricultural activity under Beason, detailing farm visits, meetings, club enrollments, crop yields, and profits. Despite weather and late start, cotton seed and corn gains, cattle vaccination, and new livestock and poultry associations show strong program impact.
At Prospect schoolhouse a Friday program by 79 pupils, led by Principal Mrs. Wm. Powers and Miss Jessie Bond, featured songs dialogues and drills. The Xmas tree, lavishly decorated, held many presents for children, patrons and teachers. Attendees from Wixem Steep Hollow and Bryan left with Merry Christmas wishes and best wishes for the New Year.
Travis B Bryan portrayed as Santa Claus at the First National Bank. The scene features a modest Christmas tree laden with elaborate gifts, highlighting his consistent, thoughtful kindness and pro social image as a Santa figure throughout the year.
Members must pay Joe B Reed one dollar ten cents by January 2 or face suspension. Reed serves as secretary for the organization and notes the deadline and action.
A small fire alert occurred at the home of Superintendent Madison Hall this morning around 9 20. The blaze burned out a flame with no damage reported and no injuries.
The Eagle reprints commendations from the Sweetwater Reporter and Hearne Democrat praising Dr. W. B. Bizyou l, president of A. & M. College, and Judge W. C. Davis of Brazos and Robertson counties. It lauds their public service, community impact, and contributions to the town, state, and nation during Christmas season.
A cryptic notice seeks white cotton rage at the Engle office. No further context or details are provided in the readable text.
Brazos Lodge No. 64 Knights of Pythias elected 1922 officers at Castle Hall on Tuesday night to be installed January first. Named were Oak McKenzie as chancellor commander J B Garamon as vice chancellor T G Suber prelate Gay F Rovett master of work C W Crawford master of arms Joe B Reed minister of finance M S Locke master of exchequer C S Beckwith keeper of records and seal K W Locke inner guard Carl Wipprecht outer guard J T Maloney B S Webb Je T Henderson trustees H B Locke representative grand lodge.
An advertisement for Blue Btar Remedy by ROMAN & VICK makes sweeping health claims. It promises cure for all skin diseases including itch eczema cracked hands ring worm and old sores. The wording imitates a medical claim without evidence or regulatory approval.
County Agent C. L. Beason and professors from A and M College spoke at the Tabor Welfare Club annual meeting before a large audience. Benson praised for work in Brazos County as The Eagle plans a special write up for Tuesday’s paper.
Dallas man L. V. Holbert Mra A M Smith of Ferris Mr and Mrs W A Darden B L Morehead and Judge H A Bush of Groesbeck Lewellyn and Judges Henderson Davin and Hethea of Bryan were among attendees at Judge J Morehead funeral held last Saturday in Franklin.
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