National road program eyes Texas bond drive
The United States Congress contemplates a $400 million to $1 billion highway plan with annual funds aimed at county bonds. Texas counties are urged to issue bonds to attract federal and state road money, with Brazos County encouraged to align taxable value and resources. Roads like the National Bankhead Highway and Meridian Highway are slated for construction, with county eligibility tied to bond voting and local demand.
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United States
Senate
Hudsbeth
House
Texas
State Highway Commission
Austin
Brazos County
The Premier and Clemenceau Reunited After Assassination Shock
The article recalls the early bond between Georges Clemenceau and Alexander Millerand who ran the Justice newspaper in Paris. Long estranged despite shared patriotism they reconciled after Clemenceau was shot near his home on Rue Franklin. Millerand’s visits to No 8 increased, mending their rift.
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France
Third Republic
Paris
Justice
Georges Clemenceau
Alexander Millerand
Millerand
Clemenceau
Rue
Franklin
Millerand Returns as Premier of France Reunion with Clemenceau
The piece traces the long intertwined careers of Georges Clemenceau and Alexandre Millerand, two veteran French statesmen. It notes Millerand’s socialist roots, his roles as minister of commerce and war, and his decisive 1914 order to defend Paris, leading to his appointment as premier after a renewal of ties with Clemenceau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemenceau
France
Millerand
Waldeck-Rousseau
St. Domingue
Gallieni
Paris
Franklin
Jonnart
Alsace-Lorraine
Alexander Millerand
Calvert Aims for Mosquitoless Summer Townwide Plan
Mayor Scott Field Jr announces Calvert will pursue a mosquitoless summer as officials pledge new control measures amid city concerns. Residents are urged to maintain drainage and report standing water locations for targeted spraying and cleanup efforts.
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Scott Field, Jr
Calvert
Census Call Prompts Citizens to Answer 1920 Enumeration
Government urges every resident to be counted in the 1920 census. Officials stress citizenship, residency, and proper address information to ensure accurate population data for representation and funding.
Bryan Predicted to Pick Democratic Nominee for President
The New York World says William J. Bryan will pick the Democratic presidential nominee. It notes Bryan previously influenced selections, including nominating Judge Alton B. Parker in the past.
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New York World
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Slogan Question For Bryan Enumration
The Bryan edition sets the slogan query for the next day as Have You been enumerated guiding readers through the next twenty four hours.
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Bryan
Democratic Party Linger On After Bryan Edwards Rift
A speculative note that William Jennings Bryan and New Jersey Governor Edwards have ceased fighting but the Democratic Party remains alive. The writer suggests internal bickering over old issues may hurt the party in November, yet cannot destroy it.
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William J. Bryan
Edwards
New Jersey
Europe Presses for 150 Million for Food Aid
The writer urges a $150 million sum from the United States to Europe for food and insists on a stipulation that recipients must work to produce something. They condemn European extravagance and call an end to begging.
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Europe
United States
Calling for More Production Over Conservation Propaganda
The speaker argues the United States spends too much time on conservation propaganda and not enough on production. They warn that world production cannot sustain the wheels, noting price surges like eggs at nine dollars a dozen and shoes at forty seven dollars a pair as signs an awakening may come.
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United States
Political shifts shadow Paris Peace Conference outcomes
Premier Lloyd George notes a political fatality among leaders at Paris as Or lando of Italy exits office and President Clemenceau is defeated by a near unanimous vote. He cites President Wilson also facing reverses, and comments on six reverses.
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Lloyd George
England
Paris
Orlando
Italy
Clemenceau
France
Wilson
Uneasy Is the Head That Wears the Crown
The text notes that leadership loneliness is a prevalent malady and that some individuals are ungrateful. It reflects on the burden of governance and the phrase uneasy is the head that wears the crown.
New Ownership Names Lee J. Rountree as Eagle Editor
Announcement states Bryan Daily and Weekly Eagle purchased by Lee J. Rountree of Sulphur Springs. Rountree becomes managing editor with Monday's issue. The note praises Rountree’s 25-plus years in Texas journalism and leadership roles including editor and AP correspondent.
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Bryan
Eagle
Lee J. Rountree
Sulphur Springs
Eagle Printing Company
Rountree
Kyle
Hays County
Georgetown
Sulphur Springs Gazette
Galveston- Dallas News
San Antonio Express
The
Austin American
Associated Press
San Francisco
National Editorial Association
United States
New York
Texas Press Association
A. B. O'Flaherty
O Flaherty Honored By Rountree For Future Eagle Support
Lee J. Rountree praises Mr. O Flaherty as a capable newspaper man and extends best wishes. He pledges to dedicate Eagle’s future to Bryan and Brazos County with focus on material, educational, religious and commercial progress.
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O'Flaherty
Bryan
Brazos County
Eagle
Lee J. Rountree
Hoover as a Possible Candidate for President
The article weighs Herbert Hoover as a potential president for next November. It notes his lack of formal party identity and mixed signals on Republican or Democratic leanings. It discusses partisan caution, Hoover’s wartime leadership, and speculative paths if either party supported him.
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Herbert C. Hoover
United States
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Chicago
San Francisco
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Seeks Cure and Reward
A historic advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims thirty five years of use and that the remedy works through the blood to cleanse mucous surfaces. Testimonials and testimonials follow in support of the product.
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Hall
Ch & Frio
Toledo, Ohio
Hoover as Presidential Prospect in a Polarized Race
The piece analyzes how Hoover may shape the 1920s race, with Republicans likely to nominate a strict party figure and Democrats pushing Hoover as a non partisan placeholder. It notes Hoover’s unique position as a technically skilled manager and a potential intellectual-led candidate, contrasting him with Wilson’s theoretical tilt.
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Hoover
Chicago
Wilson
Lodge Says No Change to Peace Treaty Reservations
Senator Lodge told Democratic leaders there could be no modification to the main reservations of the peace treaty, ending negotiations abruptly with little chance of a renewed agreement.
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Lodge
Cost of marriage climbs in England after war
The piece notes marriage costs in England have risen sharply, taking three times longer due to expensive courting since the war. It suggests the United States will likely face a multi million dollar appropriation to cover brides and grooms expenses.
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England
United States
East Texas Chamber of Commerce Organization Initiative
The Tyler Chamber of Commerce organizes the East Texas Chamber with a $3000 subscription and expects at least fifteen chambers to join. E Gentry and W E Berge lead planning and push for a successful launch, signaling East Texas effort to rival West Texas.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Tyler
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
E. Gentry
W. E. Berge
East Texas
West Texas
Wichita Falls Sets Example for Texas Chambers
The piece notes Wichita Falls inspires other Texas towns to boost chamber of commerce activity. It mentions Bryan struggles to raise 60 000 annually but could fund constructive work with 6 000 this year.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
Ser geant majorism and its wider reach in wartime culture
The piece explains the term sergeant-majorism as a widely understood idea beyond the British army. It notes a good sergeant major is valuable, while some wield petty power to intimidate others. The phrase has entered general usage beyond military ranks.
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Ple
Boost Your Country Let Every Citizen Promote Loyal Patriotism
A call to all Americans to actively “boost” the nation by sowing propaganda that counters revolutionary sentiment. Ministers editors teachers and readers are urged to persuade foreign born citizens to respect and love the United States, using schools media and personal example to build loyalty without coercion.
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America
T. C. Nunn Jr Seeks Brazos County Clerk Nomination
A Brazos County native and World War I veteran, T C Nunn Jr announces his candidacy for county clerk, stating his four years in the clerk’s office and intent to provide efficient service, courtesy to all citizens, and appreciation for voters and county women.
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Brazos County
T. C. Nunn
W. S. Higgs
H. C. Ferguson
T. C. Nunn, JR
Local candidate for Brazos County judge seeks support
A Brazos County native running for county judge outlines deep local ties and experience as county clerk. He notes intimate knowledge of county finances valuations and taxation and asserts ability to judge legal matters from his clerical background. He pledges a prudent progressive administration if elected.
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Brazos County
Commissioners Court
Ferguson seeks fair treatment and urges voter support
County official H. C. Ferguson declares no outside interests guiding his work as county judge and promises continued service. He asks voters to consider his candidacy for the county’s best interests and to vote accordingly.
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H. C. Ferguson
Lloyd Rucker Nuptials At Reliance
Miss Lillian Ruth Lloyd married Truett R. Rucker at Reliance last Sunday morning at 10 o clock in a home ceremony with Rev J M Bullock officiating. The couple left for Abilene to begin their life together.
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Reliance
Lillian Ruth Lloyd
Truett R. Rucker
Abilene
J. M. Bullock
J. L. Lloyd
Goodson
Mr. Rucker
J. M. Rucker
Edge merchant visits city on business
J. T. Cross of Edge was a business visitor in the city today.
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J. T. Cross
Edge
Stolen Goods in Austin 60 Percent Recovered in 1919
Austin report from the detective department shows about 60 percent of property stolen in 1919 was recovered. Total stolen value was 15290 dollars with 9038 dollars recovered.
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Austin
Convictions Reach 275 in Food and Drug Law Violations
Austin reports 275 convictions since Sept 1, 1919 for violations of food and drug laws. The Food and Drug Commissioned team analyzed 500 beverage samples since the Dean law took effect last October.
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Austin
Food and Drug
R. H. Hoffman, Jr
PAYS $50 FOR PIG IN YOAKUM FARM DEAL
F. H. Gerdes of Yoakum bought an 8 month old Poland China hog from an Oklahoma dealer in Winchester Texas. He paid $50 for the pig which sold for $6000 at the Dallas fair this year. The purchase highlights a rural purchase anecdote from Jan 29.
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Yoakum
F. H. Gerdes
Winchester
Tex
Oklahoma
Sea Island Cotton Brings Record High Price
Savannah buyers paid 84 cents a pound for Sea Island cotton today, marking the highest price in many years and signaling strong demand in the market.
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Savannah
Sea Island
Calotabs Promoted For Quick Cold Cure
Physicians and druggists urge readers to take one Calotab at bedtime to purge the system and prevent influenza. The ad claims a next morning cleanse, active liver, and renewed appetite with no after effects, selling sealed packages for 35 cents and offering refunds if not delighted.
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Book of Thrift
City National Bank
Bryan, Texas
Bryan Weekly Eagle
En Lee J. Rountree Co
A. Tunnell
Congress
Weekly Eagle
Daily Eagle
Mail
American Press Association
S. C. Thels Co
Telephone
Napoleon Hill
First National Bank
Bayer
Kentucky Burley Tobacco
CME
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