Creamery Need Advocated for Brazos County Farmers
The Eagle argues for a Bryan creamery to aid local farmers amid changing economic conditions. A Ames Iowa lecture compared county sizes and creameries, noting Iowa has many full-time plants and cheap land, urging Texans to consider profitable dairying despite nostalgia for slate and pencil schooling.
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Bryan
Texas
The
Agricultural College
Ames
Iowa
Brazos County
A. & M. College
Topnot Come Down Predicted In Fort Worth Controversy
The Waco Times Herald cites a dispute over church headgear as pastor Lane resists retreat, recalling a Scripture about not coming down from the housetop. The paper predicts Water Power Lane will heed the command eventually or be carried away by rising tides.
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Fort Worth
Mayes
Thomas
Waco -Times-Herald
Farmers weigh fifteen cent cotton plan in Johnson County
The Cleburne Review recalls free plate matter urging farmers to hold cotton for fifteen cents per pound, noting tens of thousands lost by holding. The Eagle asks how those who paid a dollar per bale to sell via the Southern States Cotton Corporation fared on the promised fifteen cents.
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Johnson County
Cleburne Review
The
Eagle
Southern States Cotton Corporation
Course in horseshoeing sparks editorial clash
A Houston Chronicle critique argues that universities cling to outdated study with a horseshoeing course while lamenting the era of the horse giving way to the automobile. It calls for modern topics like blowout surgery to reflect current times.
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Houston Chronicle
Prohibition movement gains momentum in governor race
Observers see a strong push by prohibitionists with broad support and determined leaders. Pro candidates reportedly plan strategies to secure victory, while some believe Houston's Tom Ball could win the governorship over Lane, Mayes, and Thomas.
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Lane
Mayes
Thomas
Tom Ball
Houston
Old Codger Teases Nephew LeRoy About Fresh-Water College
The Old Codger boasts of his nephew LeRoy returning from a fresh-water college where he has gained “knowledge” at the uncle’s expense. He complains LeRoy has a new accent and a shelf of pipes while prating on pragmatism, church wedding usher duties, and vague topics as a repository of non essential flapdoodle.
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LeRoy
Prohibitionists Buy Waco Morning News
The Waco Morning News was purchased by Texas prohibitionists and relaunched as its pro prohibition daily. New management had to honor existing contracts and ads, a move described as reasonable and satisfactory to the press and all interested parties.
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Waco Morning News
Prohibition Daily of
Texas
University Student Lawmaking Sparks Party Debate
The Brenham Banner Press questions university students serving in the Legislature while study continues. It argues lawmakers should be seasoned professionals with completed vocations and the Houston Post notes a tight race between Col. George Bailey and J. Mortimer Lewis as a backdrop to the controversy.
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Houston Post
Col
George Bailey
J. Mortimer Lewis
The
Post
Brenham Banner Press
H. and T. C. Railroad Depot Progress In Caldwell Giddings
Caldwell Ledger notes the passenger depot is nearing completion a solid brick building with concrete floors and electric lighting. It praises the Giddings cutoff and mentions a new brick station at Giddings where the Austin branch crosses. The paper hopes for a Bryan station matching the town’s business.
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Santa Fe
Caldwell Ledger
Giddings
Caldwell
Austin
Bryan
Judicious Advertising Keys Business Success
A business principle states advertising ranks as the most important feature of any enterprise. It argues advertising require careful planning and regular execution just as surely as daily store openings.
Rough College Lane noted for bumpy road conditions
The dirt road to the A. and M. College after College lane is described as very rough for carts or cars. Yet no one seems to worry about converting the route into a first class highway.
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A. & M. College
College Lane
Calvin County editor urged as candidate for Legislature
Editor McQuirk of Calvert was in town Monday as county friends urge him to run for Representative in the coming primary if Dr. Parker declines. The Texan notes the progressive, patriotic, talented gentleman would be welcome in the next Legislature.
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McQuirk
Calvert
Parker
Franklin Central Texan
Congressman Garrett Secures 75000 Seed Packets for Flood Areas
A Washington dispatch reports Rep. D. E. Garrett of Houston has secured 75,000 packets of seeds to aid farmers in 14 flood stricken counties. Each packet holds six to twelve varieties, presumed garden seed, aiming to transform the overflowed region into a vast garden.
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Washington
D. E. Garrett
Houston
Garrett
Texans urged to run for governor amid job woes
The Gainesville Register criticizes gubernatorial hopefuls with a sharp jab accusing unemployed individuals of seeking the Texas governor's seat as a default option. The editorial mocks candidates as idle and lacking work, framing the political field as out of touch with labor realities.
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Gainesville
National Corn Show Set for Dallas Next Month
The Eagle urges all members of the Boys' Clubs of Brazos County to attend the Dallas event and display samples of their year’s corn. The program promises lectures by experts to educate the boys who will grow into tomorrow’s farmers.
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Dallas
The
Eagle
Brazos County
Surf bathing pride and hog market boast from two papers
The Galveston News claims the finest surf bathing in the world while the Fort Worth Star Telegram touts the best hog market on earth. Both papers celebrate regional strengths and local pride.
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Galveston News
The
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
No Time to Read Papers Cited as Unnecessary
A columnist notes many men say they have no time to read papers when asked to subscribe. The remark is unnecessary as it is a familiar reaction.
Ad claims pill to jump fences for quick escapes
The Houston Post notes an advertiser touts a pill that lets a user jump fences and climb poles, described as roughly as strong as squirrel whiskey. The claim links to rapid, dangerous effects and potential misrepresentation.
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The
Houston Post
Separation of University and A M College Back in Debate
The question of separating the University and the A M College is raised again. Supporters call it logical and beneficial for higher education.
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University
A. & M. College
Town Chases Away Businesses From Local Market
Local residents avoid existing enterprises and refuse to patronize them, pushing new business interests to seek locations elsewhere. The piece questions whether the town can attract growth while keeping core shops underserved.
Waxahachie Editor Encourages Voters to Pay Poll Tax
The Waxahachie Light editor urges readers to pay poll taxes and choose gubernatorial candidates themselves, amid confusion over the field of candidates.
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Waxahachie
Fort Worth Senator Withdraws From Governor Race
Senator Hanger of Fort Worth ends his bid for governor after two weeks of a stubborn campaign. The abrupt withdrawal leaves observers wondering what caused the change in course.
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Senator Hanger
Fort Worth
Thaw Awarded $30,000 From Estate, Bail May Aid Spending
The court assigns Harry Thaw thirty thousand dollars from his late father's estate. If bail is granted the sum would support his basic living needs and allow him to cover light expenses.
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Harry Thaw
Elminators Beat Fort Worth Rally Sees No Endorsements
In Fort Worth on Saturday the eliminators marched the field up and down with no eliminations and no endorsements, repeating the same outcome as before.
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Fort Worth
Smokestacks and Payrolls Drive Bryan Business Pulse
A local report notes more smokestacks rising and additional Saturday payrolls needed to boost Bryan's economy and keep business activity steady in the skyline and labor market.
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Bryan
City Officials Urged Submit Charter Before April Election
A directive questions whether Secretary Hewit has been informed of the stance on submitting the new charter to voters in April. It urges sending a postal notice immediately if the position is not yet communicated.
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Hewit
General Orozco Returns to Life Rejoins Federal Army
Reports state General Orozco was declared dead for several days but is alive again and has rejoined the Federal army. Authorities have not explained the cause of the apparent death and subsequent revival.
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Orozco
Federal
Butter Ships From Far Lands Face Consumer Test
Butter shipped from New Zealand and Argentina may be deemed too old and strong by buyers, prompting potential refunds or returns if consumers reject the product.
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New Zealand
Argentina
China to U S Ships Eggs for American Market
Report says eggs are being shipped from China to America likely for scrambled service in kitchens and eateries, reflecting growing trade in refrigerated cartons and consumer demand in the United States.
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America
China
The Tango Sweeps the Nation Amid Campaign Finish
A lively political mood rises as the tango metaphor signals a dramatic finish to a gubernatorial race. Public interest surges with dance parties and campaign events shaping the final weeks.
Paris Advents New Stocking Trend Sparks Debate
A Paris fashion chatter notes a reported trend of going without stockings. The crowd debates whether this freedom is paired with or opposed to the controversial split leg skirt.
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Paris
Vote Deadline Offer with Consequences Noted
A terse notice warns that paying by next Saturday is required to preserve voting rights or eligibility. failure triggers cancellation or denial of the vote. The statement implies a strict deadline and direct consequence for nonpayment.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Praised as All-Star Paper
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram receives high praise as an exemplary regional newspaper, noted for thorough coverage, strong local reporting, and a long-standing reputation in the community.
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Fort Worth
Fountain seeks reelection to Twenty second district
Dr. J L Fountain consents to run again for the Texas Legislature from Brazos and Grimes Counties. He pledges a concise business session, support for educational and eleemosynary needs, reduced public expenses, and opposition to frivolous bills. He emphasizes service to A M College and a careful, non sensational approach. The Eagle endorses his candidacy for the Democratic primary.
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J. L. Fountain
Brazos
Grimes
Eagle
the Eagle
Texas
Fountain
A. & M. College
Dr. Fountain
Death of J W Phipps in Bryan Believed Heart Disease
J W Phipps died suddenly at his Bryan home yesterday morning likely from heart disease after breakfast. He had recently moved to Bryan from Steep Hollow and is survived by four children Lee Dave Stanley and Mrs Hattie Carroll all of Bryan. The funeral was held this afternoon at 8 and interment followed at Steep Hollow cemetery.
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J. W. Phipps
Bryan
Steep Hollow
Lee
Dave
Stanley Phipps
Hattie Carroll
Pennsylvania Employers Back New Women’s Labor Law Showing Support
Employers in Pennsylvania express strong backing for the recently enacted women’s labor law. They cite improved workplace equity and compliance guidance as key benefits for workers, businesses, and the broader economy.
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Pennsylvania
Poll Tax and Other Rulings From Austin Texas
The Attorney General's Department holds the legislature can indict and prosecute corporations for misfeasance or nonfeasance in public duty and that penalties enable criminal action. It allows poll tax payments by residents of small towns in person or by agent but requires assessment before issuing receipts. It also says water and light companies face occupation taxes and delinquent corporations can be charged criminally, with corporations counted as artificial persons.
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Austin
Tex
Attorney General's Department
Lowder
Lubbock County
Attorney General’s Department
Hardin County
Kountze
Water and Light Company
Taylor County
Local Produce Market Price Report
Butter 25c per pound eggs 25c per dozen hens 3.00 to 3.50 per dozen fryers 2.00 to 3.50 per dozen broilers 2.00 to 2.50 per dozen turkeys 1c per pound cows 34c to 4c per pound calves 5c per pound steers 1c per pound hogs 7c per pound prairie hay 15.00 per ton alfalfa 22.50 per ton oats 56c per bushel corn 8c per bushel
County Hospital Bond Approvals Across Texas Areas
Bexar County approved a 125000 bond for a county hospital after a court called the election without a petition. Kleberg County’s 35000 bond was approved after a petition led to an election. Tom Green County discussed hospital building in San Angelo, with work planned soon. Beaumont and Port Arthur hospital plans to be revived with an early-year election.
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Attorney General's Department
Bexar County
Commissioners’ Court
Klebuerg
Tom Green
San Angelo
Beaumont
Port Arthur
English Feast at Christmas Delights Garden Wonder
Maj. W. R. Cavitt told the Eagle editor he had English peas from his garden for Christmas dinner. He says his winter garden surpasses any he has seen, with an endless variety of fine vegetables.
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Maj. W. R. Cavitt
Eagle
Maj. Cavitt
May Reduce Key Rate Due to Fire Department Upgrades
City Fire Marshal John D. Daly Jr seeks a lower insurance key rate with the State Fire Insurance Commission because of water main extensions, new fire hose purchases, and other improvements. A telegram from Austin dated January 28, 1914 indicates the commission cannot confirm details about purchases until an inspection is arranged.
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John D. Daly, Jr
State Fire Insurance Commission
Austin
Tex
John Daly, Jr
Bryan
W. Inglish
Congressmen Hardy Seeks Re-Election in Sixth District
Hon Rufus Hardy of Corsicana announces as a Democrat candidate for re nomination to the Sixty fourth Congress. He cites long service as district attorney and judge, chairs Navy Expenditures and ranks on Merchant Marine and Fisheries, and pledges continued diligence for Brazos County and the district.
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Rufus Hardy
Corsicana
National Congress
Hardy
Millican
Congress
Navy Department
Texas
Brazos County
Villa Maria Defeats Bryan High in Close Basketball Game
Villa Maria Academy beat Bryan High School 17 to 12 in a Saturday matinée contest. Helen Holick starred for Villa Maria with sharp goal throwing as both teams showed strong play.
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Villa Maria Academy
Bryan High School
Helen Holick
Telephone Improvements at College Campus
The Bryan Telephone Company engaged C D Cuny of Southwestern Bell to prepare a blueprint for expanding and guiding campus plant improvements. Cuny, an A M graduate, spent several days on campus last week and similar work was done during prior Bryan upgrades.
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Bryan Telephone Company
C D. Cuny
Southwestern
Bell) Telegraph and Telephone Company
Bryan
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