Weekly Eagle rates and notices from Bryan Texas 1911
Entered at the post office in Bryan Texas April 28 1911 as second class matter under act of March 8 1878 The Weekly Eagle from Brazos County lists subscription rates for within and outside Texas and daily and weekly mail options Managing Editor Lee J Rountree notes AP membership and prints a digressive editorial cartoonish quip about Debs Hayes and Landis and a jest about Sunshine Joe Webb of the Waco News Tribune losing 22 35 in an Austin restaurant
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Bryan
Texas
Congress
Sunshine Joe Webb
Waco News-Tribune
Austin
Joe
Peanut Stand Manager Proves Better Financier Than Rail Boss
A wry remark compares a peanut stand operator who turns a profit to a rail executive who mismanages funds, implying practical business sense can surpass grand financial influence.
Galveston Crime Comment Sparks Sheriff Inaction Debate
A Galveston News column questions local law enforcement sight and action on slot machines, arguing the city is a hard place with officers who fail to see outlaw activity, and describing the situation as awful.
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Galveston
Mexia Telegram's compositor sparks jazz misquote debate
Sunshine Joe Webb notes a copy error in the Mexia Telegram where jazz was labeled "im mortal" instead of "immoral." He points out the common confusion and explains the correct meaning.
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Sunshine Joe Webb
Mexia Telegram
Joe
Bravos County Cattle Hogs Poultry Spurred Toward Prosperity
A brief note emphasizes thriving cattle hogs and poultry as key to Bravos county prosperity. The message urges continued steady progress and endorses ongoing good work to restore permanent economic growth.
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Bravos County
Gasoline shortages hit Texas amid rising prices
Report describes rotten gasoline circulating across Texas and the impact on workers and markets as prices continue to rise. Officials warn of losses for handlers and merchants while consumers face fewer reliable fuel options.
Will West’s Lufkin Leader Praised by Eacle Office
The Lufkin Leader by Will West receives high marks from the Eacle office, noting it as a splendid paper. It contrasts favorably with Livingston Enterprise, praising Will’s ongoing success and promising continued quality.
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Lufkin
Will West
Eacle
Will
Livingston
Hopin
New York man William Kemp Engages 41 Years at Columbia
The McKinney Courier-Gazette notes William Kemp of New York has attended Columbia University for 41 years and reflects on lifelong study. The piece mocks the idea it may be the wrong college and urges earning tangible results before death.
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The
McKinney Courier-Gazette
William Kemp
New York
Columbia University
Sams of Texas Press Association Debate Riches and Will
A speaker questions what brings happiness beyond riches and taxes
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Sam Fill
Sam Miller
Sam Halloway
Sam Fore
Sam Harben
Sam Hoyle
Sam Williamson
Sam Braswell
Sams
Texas Press Association
Railroads urged to reform for better service and lower costs
The article argues railroads fail to meet duty toward restoring normal conditions and improving efficiency and production. It calls for reform, noting a spirit of irresponsibility from top to bottom and urging wiser, more economical railway service.
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Theagle
How old is Ann inquiry echoes through papers
Editor F F Blackshear cites Editor Ben F Harker asking how many recall federal currency values from earlier times. The exchange points to a lingering question about "How old is Ann" and the era it evokes.
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F. F. Blackshear
Navasota Examiner-Review
Ben F. Harker
la Grange Journal
Ann
Flowers for the Living: Kellis backs Rountree for Lt Governor
Sterling City News Record editor W F Kellis describes Lee J Rountree editor of The Bryan Eagle as a strong candidate for Lieutenant Governor. Kellis commends Rountree as a solid and safe choice and urges his race entry in West Texas context.
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Flowers For the Living
W. F. Kellis
Sterling City News-Record
Flowers For the Living Club
West
Texas
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Eagle
House of Representatives
Rountree
Lee
Thorndale Paper Sold to Terry and Norris
Thorndale Champion sold Wednesday to Worth Terry of Thorndale and Floyd Norris of Taylor by Cameron’s Herald Publishing Company. The paper, part of the original H. B. Terrell string since 1917, will have Terry as editor and Norris handling the mechanical department. Fred M. Herndon, editor and manager for 14 months, will write syndicated features and run for Milam county legislature.
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Thorndale
Texas
Thorndale Champion
Terry and Norris
Herald Publishing Company
Cameron
H. B. Terrell
Worth Terry
Floyd Norris
Taylor
Fred M. Herndon
Milam County
Reverent tribute to prayer prompts Tarver to seek reprint
Navarro County Attorney W A Tarver of Corsicana Texas writes to the Eagle praising the prayer article In the Hospital and requests multiple reprints He plans to use it in Bible class addresses in Fort Worth and for a Methodist district mass meeting recalling college days and past debates with fond regard.
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W. A. Tarver
Navarro County
Corsicana
Texas
the Eagle
Palace Theatre
Fort Worth
First Methodist Church
Mrs. Rountree
Southwestern
W A. Tarver
Prayer and Faith Amid Dying Hospital Days
A hospital scene at night in a southern city reflects on prayer as comfort. A dying patient hears a church bell and hopes prayers lift her, recalling lines from Stonewall Jackson and Henry Grady. The piece extols God's promises, redemption, and steadfast faith across ages.
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House of God
Stonewall Jackson
Siver
Henry W Grady
Boston
South
New South
Atlanta
Rio Grande Cabbage Prices and Producer Consumer Split
The Houston Post examines cabbage pricing from the Rio Grande Valley to Houston. It details per ton costs from McAllen and Harlingen, wholesale and retail markups, and argues producers deserve fair compensation and incentives to keep Valley growers thriving for Houston’s future as a major Texas trade center.
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Houston Post
Houston
McAllen
Hariingen
Senbenito
Harlingen
Sanvenuto
Houcon
Ice Company
Post
Texas
Mrs A L Smith and Henry S Locke Visit Lampasas
Mrs A L Smith spends time with relatives while Mrs Henry S Locke visits in Lampasas in the coming weeks and plans brief stays in Houston.
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A. L. Smith
Henry S. Locke
Lampasas
Houston
Beautiful Flowers Send Cheer As Mrs Rountree Recovers
Mrs Lee J. Rountree, seriously ill with pneumonia at Bryan hospital, is improving with bright flowers from Bryan and Texas acquaintances. Messages from Hon Judd Mortimer Lewis of Houston and Col Frank P. Holland express devotion and hopes for her swift recovery and return to health and happiness.
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Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Hospital
Judd Mortimer Lewis
Houston
The
Texas Press Association
Lewis
Denton
Frank P. Holland
Dallas
Texas Farm & Ranch and
Holland's
Holland
Col Frank Holland Distinguished Texan Visits Bryan
Col Frank P Holland editor of Holland s Magazine and Texas Farm and Ranch visited Bryan on Tuesday on his way to College Station for the Banker Farmer Conference. He spent an hour at the Eagle office greeting friends and will attend the Bank er Farmer Conference at A and M College.
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Col
Frank P. Holland
Dallas
Holland’s Magazine
Texas Farm and Ranch
Bryan
College Station
Banker- Farmer
Eagle
The
Texas
Col. Holland
Holland
Southwest
Union
A. and M. College
Banker-Farmer
Local business moves and new buildings in Texas towns
W K Homan of the Marlin Telegraph buys Brazos Bag printing gear in Bryan and moves it to Marlin. Calvert Tribune reports new brick buildings planned in Calvert including an Odd Fellows hall. International Railroad to start Austin to San Antonio work in April. Public sale fetches 725 dollars for a Main street lot. another Main street store front sold for 1030 dollars. Bryan real estate and business activity noted as upward.
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Galveston News
W. K. Homan
Marlin Telegram
Bryan
Marlin
Calvert Tribune
Central Texan
Calvert
State Journal
International Railroad
Austin
San Antonio
Main Street
Fire damages floor at shoe factory on 26th street
Fire of unknown origin burned away the floor of the rear door sill of the Automatic Shoe Shining Factory on 26th street Friday at 9 30. Bryan fire department extinguished flames with chemicals. No damage reported. About 100 spectators gathered within two minutes of the alarm.
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26Th Street
Bryan
Appointed on Board Names J C Webb to Cotton Classers
J C Webb of San Marcos is appointed by Commissioner Baughman of Austin to replace A W Kinnard of Bryan who resigned. The board meets in Waco and will convene in College Station in July. About 50 applicants are in Waco for examination for state licenses.
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J. C. Webb
San Marcos
State Board of Cotton Classers
Baughman
Austin
A. W Kinnard
Bryan
Waco
College Station
Harvey News Service at Bethel Baptist Church
The notice announces a service at Bethel Baptist Church in Harvey on the second Sunday morning, March 12, due to the cancellation of the February fourth Sunday service. Members are urged to attend and others are invited. signed by Pastor R. L. Brown.
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Harvey News
Bethel Baptist Church
Harvey
R. L. Brown
Real Estate Wanted for Farms to Trade in Arkansas
Property owners urged to send detailed descriptions of farms or any real estate for sale or exchange to John D. Baker in DeQueen Arkansas. Note asks for money making farms in Arkansas and other states to trade for Texas property.
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Arkansas
Texas
John D. Baker
DeQueen
Mrs Rountree Failing Health in Bryan Hospital
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree, hospitalized in Bryan, is worse today with additional complications after an attack of pneumonia while she was nearing recovery.
Noted Evangelist Rev B B Crimm Arrives in Bryan
Rev. B B Crimm the evangelist arrives in Bryan at the invitation of Dr John A Held and the First Baptist Church. Services begin Sunday March 5 with Crimm staying at Dr W H Oliver's home. Crimm arrives from Smithville where he joined a fox hunt with Sledge Houston, nephew of the late General Sam Houston.
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B. B. Crimm
Marshall
Crimm
Bryan
John A. Held
Sledge Houston
Sam Houston
W. H. Oliver
Rev. Crimm
Texas
Texas Fox Hunters’ Association
Jefferson
Oliver
Dr. Held
Knights of Pythias Coon Hunters’ Association
Brazos County
Tom G. Suber
Candidate for County Commissioner in Precinct 1
A first time candidate announces for County Commissioner in Precinct 1, seeking the July primary. He emphasizes prudent use of public funds and vows to devote time and service if elected, following support from friends who trust his experience and business ability.
Risinger Appeals for Precinct Support
A brief political appeal from C. M. Risinger asking for cordial support from voters in his precinct. The message emphasizes respectful engagement and local participation in the electoral process.
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C. M .Risinger
Death of Little Charles Forrest Gandy
Charles Forrest Gandy two and a half years old son of Mr and Mrs J A Gandy of Rock Prairie died Sunday morning after a brief illness. Funeral was Monday at 4 pm with interment in Wellborn cemetery. The family has the sympathy of many friends across the county.
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Gandy
Charles Forrest Gandy
J. A. Gandy
Rock Prairie
Wellborn
Beautiful baby boy born to Beard family in city
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. James H. Beard of this city, on Wednesday, March 1, a beautiful baby boy, J. H. Jr.
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James H. Beard
J. H. Jr
Revival at First Baptist Church Opens Sunday at 11
Distinguished Pastor leads a great revival with Evangelist Crimm and Singer McKee at First Baptist Church Bra z os county. The event starts Sunday morning at 11 and is billed as one of the real big events in the area.
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First Baptist Church
Evangelist Crimm
McKee
Brazos County
Death of Miss Flora Cameron at Rosebud
Miss Flora Cameron aged 56, daughter of Dr and Mrs John Cameron, died at Rosebud at 10 o clock Monday morning. Funeral will be held at Wheelock Tuesday morning from the residence of Mrs Marsh Mitchell.
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R. A. Stewart
Flora Cameron
John Cameron
Rosebud
Wheelock
Marsh Mitchell
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Debs
Socialist Party
Will H. Hayes
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Lee J. Rouxtree
Rio Grande
Frank Holland
Miss Cameron
Dr. Miles
Miles
Kelloggs
Kellogg’s
Kellogg’s Co
W. X. Kellogg
Kellogg
Kelogg
Kejlogg’s
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