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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
2
Editorials in Mineral Wells Index and Bryan Eagle praise a collective cry for new hotel, residences, paving, sidewalks, post office, shade trees, and rooming houses. They applaud sob sisters and emphasize the power of public pleading to secure gains.
The Rockdale Reporter lists several reasons newspapers err including reliance on others, multiple interpretations of a single desire to convey, writer pressure with limited time, human cloudy minds, fair reporting that offends both sides, language as a cross word puzzle, and misinflection that alters meaning.
An illustrated note highlights Texas vastness by pinning its map to Nashville and projecting to Raleigh Little Rock Chicago and the Gulf of Mexico. It lists Texas total area 265896 square miles land 262398 water 3498 and farm land over 178000 square miles. It compares Texas size to France Germany and the United Kingdom. It calls on citizens to study the state and its resources to guide future development.
Practical maxims advise paying debts promptly and avoiding unnecessary expenses. Speak honestly, cut unprincipled acquaintances, and bear infirmities but shun vices. Wear affordable clothes, seek comfort and propriety, admit ignorance, and entertain friends within means to stay solvent.
A visiting Englishman sparked controversy by stating Texas girls look like Indian squaws and questioning why they paint their faces. The writer condemns efforts to disguise natural beauty and defends youthful, unpainted appearance, dismissing the critic's view as unfounded.
The head coach at A and M College, known by the name Bible, is regarded as a reliable figure in the athletics program. Texas Meaquiter notes his reputation and leadership qualities.
A local call to action urges Bryan homeowners to plant trees this season. The essay extols trees as living, friendly assets that beautify the town, provide shade and fruit, and protect wildlife, citing W P Maloney in the Dallas News.
A Bryan committee meets with Calvert railway officials to push a C B and B extension to Bryan. Citizens must provide right of way depot grounds and patronage, with about 6000 dollars already raised. If a contract is signed, engineers could start in days and the line to Lewis Switch was completed in a month.
Henry W Grady declares that in a fulfilled day the South will prosper with farmers living off their own fields and orchards. They will owe no debt to creditors, grow crops in independence, and sell cotton on their own terms for cash, not mortgage relief.
The piece argues that observing holidays without patriotic duty is weak. It favors active acts like planting a tree on George Washington's birthday over merely taking a holiday. It insists workers who plant trees show true patriotism.
A concise reflection on money as a persuasive force, arguing it often carries more weight than spoken words. It notes money’s power to sway decisions, shape outcomes, and influence behavior across spheres of life.
Italians from Sandy Point Road five miles southeast of Bryan were arrested Saturday by Sheriff Jess Conlee on charges of stealing pigs from local farmers. Lee Reina Joe Reina and Sam Mondella confessed. four counts against the Reinas and three against Mondella. Bonds set at 500 each.
Secretary Sam E Eberstadt and County Agent C L Benson praised Cross for a large turnout despite threats of bad weather. Jim Kurten and Britten Henderson spoke on club work benefits for youth, with remarks on trips to Chicago and the 3000 club delegates. Benson detailed Brazos County programs and lauded Bryan Chamber of Commerce cooperation.
The County Federation of Women's Club of Brazos County met at the Carnegie Library auditorium with 26 members. Talks covered Women's Organizations in Texas and home demonstration work. Mrs Hill reported $5090 from canning sales and encampment plans for District No. 2 in Livingston. Communities represented included Edge, Tabor, Reliance, Steele's Store, College, and Bryan.
The Eagle Printing Company offers job printing services in the local area. Contact number 36 for quotes and quick turnaround on custom printing needs.
Texas outlasts Texas A&M after trailing 13 12 with five minutes left. Nation and Esquival scored field goals and Esquival added five points as Foster and Kyle led scoring for the teams. Aggies pressed well but missed easy shots and fell short despite strong floor work.
A letter from J. A. Rountree announces Mrs. Lee J. Rountree of Bryan as delegate to the United States Good Roads Show in Houston, April 20 to 25, with emphasis on federal highway aid, notable speakers, and arrangements by the Houston Chamber of Commerce. Reduced rail rates and registration details are included.
Former Governor Pat M. Neff will open his law office in the Amicable building in Waco on March 15. He said he will not practice with any partner and will use the Raleigh Hotel as his headquarters during visits.
Representative T. K. Irwin, chief prosecutor, charged that convicts had been coerced into signing recommendations for prison officials whose resignations were demanded by the joint investigating committee. The statement was made in Austin on March 3.
The Free Baptist church hosts a highly successful revival led by Rev. T A Searcy from Iowa with strong church support. Rev. C B Thompson and Rev. J J Tatum assist as sermons energize crowds daily at 10 am and 7 30 pm, drawing many converts and friends from Bryan Madison County and Oskaloosa.
Bryan chamber of commerce heard a lecture by H J Schlafly of Great Bight Poultry Farm Carlisle Illinois about the origin of the farm from Brazos county stock. The address will be published in full in the Eagle. New members were named and railroad connection discussions with Hearne for trains from Austin were noted.
In a district court session, Julian Hernandez pled guilty to the murder of his daughter's infant near Wheelock and received a five year prison sentence. A separate incest charge remains, not yet set, as required by law to resolve the first case first. Judge W C Davis also sentenced three negro defendants to combined terms for burglary.
A Dallas resident Mrs J Daniel Sunkel writes to the Bryan Eagle from 507 East 15th Street praising the paper. She says they enjoy the Bryan Eagle more each week and feel as if visiting homefolks and friends.
Sheriff Conlee found an abandoned car on the Bryan Hearne Kings Trail Highway just past the Seale place. It matched the Sunday night theft report from Navasota, after deputy Bailey notified Bryan. Navasota officers had not yet retrieved the vehicle.
Dr. Charles Reign Scoville led a Lions Club lunch program urging a spiritual foundation for society. He criticized purely material policy, praised education of the heart, and called for faith to influence industry and governance. Mrs Scoville sang two solos, and many members attended the enjoyable meeting.
The Turkish government has resigned, signaling a political shift in the capital. No additional details were provided on new leadership or immediate reforms.
A historical museum exhibit hosted by the two grade Parent-Teachers Associations raised about sixty dollars for Bryan school patrons. Each association adds roughly $30 to its treasury for grade work and reference books. The fair showcased foreign curios, Civil War relics, Texas Republic artifacts, and Washington era items, with energy from the Woman's Club and Delphian Society aiding in collection.
New Waverly defeated Bryan 11 to 6 in a fast Friday game at Sam Houston College gym Huntsville for the bi district basketball crown. New Waverly has 13 wins and 1 loss in 14 games this season. The Pats eliminated the Huntsville Hornets in a three game Walker County championship series.
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