This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 27 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
2
Lee J. Rountree, managing editor, reports Lon A. Smith has announced for re election. The Eagle endorses him as a splendid public official, aligning with the Jeffersonian test. The weekly paper details publication terms and mailing rates for Bryan and Brazos County.
The Waco News Tribune notes that the Aggies and Bears resemble the squads they used on the diamond previously, suggesting little change in rosters or depth. The remark hints at limited new talent and potential continuity in performance.
A Brenham Banner Press item discusses city chicken control and cites Bryan Mayor Tyler Haswell as a reference point. The Mineral Wells Index notes the headline prompts discussion on poultry restrictions and enforcement in local towns.
The article questions whether Sunshine Joe Webb of the Waco Times-Tribune is secretly part of a Mexia gun club and states disbelief until proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
President Cole and Secretary Eberstadt with a loyal board of directors and an active membership have steered the Bryan Building and Loan Association to annual success. The group pledges to continue the good work.
Christian Commonwealth urges North Zulch to promote its advantages by partnering with a local newspaper. The drive aims to spread word of the town’s growing interests and opportunities to attract attention and investment.
A reader notes that a graduate from Ennis Texas cannot afford a dress over 10 dollars while hats shoes and stockings add steep costs, including expensive unmentionables, highlighting prohibitive fashion expenses.
The Austin American notes a tongue in cheek link between the story of Eve and Adam in the Garden of Eden and a modern jab at blame shifting. The comment suggests men and women face similar foibles as in ancient times.
A call urges nations to focus on thrift and productivity, warning that societies reliant on relief without work will perish. It singles out Russia and other “degenerate” nations as failing to face the issue and implores them to quit begging and go to work.
A satirical note mocks Arkansas and Texas relations citing a Supreme Court ruling. The piece recalls a quip from Governor Charles Brouch claiming Arkansas is uniquely named in the Bible. It references Noah and Mt Ararat in a playful, fictional exchange.
Editor Jnc E Davis of the Mesquite Mesquiter presents space for a reverent tribute to prayer by Lee J Rountree editor of the Bryan Daily Eagle. The Mesquiter cut other editorials to fit the tribute, stating their editorials can wait.
A statement condemns mob violence and praises Oklahoma officers for keeping John Smitherman and John Smithson in jail to shield them from whipping. The speaker argues had the officials enforced lawful arrests for existing crimes, mobs would not have acted. The piece urges a renewed sense of duty among lawmen.
The Mexia Evening News says Governor Neff will visit Mexia to discuss conditions and oil fields, challenging the so called Gun Club that threatened tar and feathers. The paper pledges to oppose criminals while denouncing threats and supporting lawful order.
A local column honors citizens of Robertson and Brazos counties. It notes Flora Cameron’s death and funeral in Wheelock and Rosebud, mentions notable relatives including Dr. Jno Cameron and Prof. Donald Cameron, and praises lawmakers Felton Lane and Lee J. Rountree along with civic values.
Editor J S Robinson praises Lee J Rountree of Bryan as a strong congressman candidate. The piece credits Rountree with public service and integrity, noting he was drafted by his county for the Legislature and may be sent to Congress by the district.
A Bryan child recalls Santa and the Ground Hog by his shadow on February 2. The animal’s six week confinement ends March 16 marking the end of winter. Weather forecasts suggest warmth ahead with a potential frost in mid April if winter lingers.
Red Cross nurse Celia M. Crosse completed health examinations of first fourth graders at Bryan West Side School. She presents the initial results of her survey and notes on the children examined and the state of their health.
Miss Victoria A Dominik 24 8 21 of Steep Hollow died at home Thursday at 5 45 pm She was born in Brazos county and attended Steep Hollow school A devout Catholic she is survived by her parents three sisters Rosa Tracy Annie Dominik and two brothers Louis and Peter Dominik Funeral at St Josephs Steep Hollow Friday 3 30 pm Rev J B Gleissner officiating Interment in Bryan Catholic Cemetery
Ivanhoe Commandery No 8 Knights Templar held an installation at the Masonic Temple Tuesday night. Officers installed for the ensuing year include W W Kraft senior warden H S Locke junior warden H M Milton Jr standard bearer J W Payne sword bearer E W Price warden and D P Dansby sentinel. Easter services will be at the Methodist church in Hearne on Easter Sunday at 3 30 PM.
Mrs H L Whitley is reported ill with the flu at her College Avenue residence. The note mentions her condition as of today with no further complications.
The piece argues big press power wanes as educated readers demand independent insight. It cites Theodore Price and a Dallas Morning News bias episode while praising local papers like Bryan Eagle and Victoria Fact for shaping public opinion with fearless, accountable reporting.
Quoman's Renow an Aberdeen Angus steer won the yearling class sweepstakes and earned the grand championship at the Fort Worth Stock Show. The A and M College also claimed champion calf and reserve champion calf and prevailed in the yearling class. The Sensation from Oklahoma led first day play but the College steer secured the top title. The Morgan stallion Red Oak and grand champion Percheron Mare Eleanor supported the award.
County Clerk A. S. McSwain issued licenses to Brazos County residents Cornelius Sargent and Esther Johnson. Antonio Gonzales and Felessia Montemallor. Will Carter and Janie Harris. W. J. Eaton and Bessie Wilson.
Four hooded Ku Klux Klan members entered the Tabernacle in Bryan during Rev. B. B. Crimm's revival meeting. They presented a free will offering of $75 and a letter praising white supremacy and Protestant faith. The scene ended with silent exit and broad congregation reaction. Crimm led a large call to commit to God, 29 new church joiners, and the meeting continues with Crimm’s next stop in Cleveland, Ohio.
A South Missouri tenant farmer explains to a banker how the ducks eat his corn profits. He details deductions for freight, selling, elevated charges, husking, shelling, hauling, and horse feed, concluding the ducks take all profits. The piece notes the ducks’ impact on merchants and mentions a Ducks Exchange.
Several Registered Poland China and Duroc Jersey boars are available with quilts. Call to inspect. Cash or on time. Conyer's Live Stock and Feed Corporation. W. G. Reynolds, Manager.
Real estate broker ad seeks money making farms in Arkansas and other states to trade for Texas property. Request full description of property and immediate contact. John D. Baker, DeQueen, Arkansas.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.