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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
6
Bryan Weekly Eagle notes Comptroller Lon A. Smith files for re-election. The paper backs him, praising his public service and aligning with the Jeffersonian test. The item appears in a Bryan Texas publication with standard post office and pricing details.
The Waco News-Tribune notes the Aggies and Bears field lineups nearly unchanged from the previous baseball season. The piece hints at rivalry potential as both squads pursue success with familiar rosters.
The Brenham Banner Press reports the Mineral Wells Index headline on poultry control. The Eagle defers to Bryan Mayor Tyler Haswell to decide on enforcement.
The town discusses a surprising claim about Sunshine Joe Webb of the Waco Times-Tribune allegedly belonging to a local gun club in Mexia. Citizens doubt the rumor and seek convincing evidence beyond a reasonable doubt.
President Cole and Secretary Eberstadt lead a loyal board of directors and an enthusiastic membership as the Bryan Building and Loan Association reports progress and pledges continued good work in the past year.
The Christian Commonwealth urges North Zulch to promote its advantages via a stronger local newspaper. It argues an expanded publication will better showcase the town when significant interests arise and guide growth opportunities.
A reader notes no girl can graduate in Ennis Texas if her dress exceeds ten dollars and questions how a ten dollar dress can be paired with a twenty five dollar hat sixteen dollar pumps and ten dollar stockings plus expensive unmentionables in a satirical comment to the Austin American.
A reader riffs on the Garden of Eden tale noting Adam blamed Eve for trouble in the Garden and likening it to contemporary male blame games without offering new facts. The remark reframes an ancient story to comment on modern attitudes.
A stern appeal declares too many relief commissions exist while work and production lag. It warns that nations failing to be thrifty and productive will perish and urges Russia and other degenerate nations to stop begging and start building.
A reader quips that Arkansas will not gain any part of Texas per US Supreme Court decision. The remark recalls a past chat with Governor Charles H Brouch who claimed Arkansas is uniquely named in the Bible. He jokes Noah looked from Mount Ararat to Arkandsaw.
Editor Jnc E. Davis of the Mesquite Mesquiter quotes Lee J. Rountree of the Bryan Daily Eagle praising a prayer tribute. The Mesquiter with space carved from editorials shares the reverent piece.
The statement condemns mob law after two men, John Smitherman and John Smithson, were restrained in Tulsa county jail to protect them from whipping. It argues officers should have held them for crimes already committed and calls for a renewed sense of duty by Oklahoma officials.
Mexia Evening News quotes threats against Gov Neff from the “Gun Club” and defies the mob by promising to back the governor. The paper denounces tar and feathering threats, calls for lawfulness, and pledges to stop crime sweeping Texas.
The piece honors local citizens from Robertson and Brazos counties, noting Flora Cameron's death in Falls County and burial in Wheelock. It highlights regional figures such as Felton Lane of Robertson and Lee Rountree of Brazos, and comments on public service and community pride in the era.
Editor J S Robinson lauds Representative Lee J Rountree of Bryan as a strong Texas leader and plausible congressional candidate. The piece praises his intellect, integrity, and selfless public service, noting local support from across the state for a district-wide move to Congress.
A Bryan observer recalls the ground hog's February 2 appearance and March 16 release, signaling winter ending and spring arriving. Weather forecasts hint at warmth and a frost risk in mid-April, with Garden vegetation expected to boom if spring holds.
Miss Celia M. Crosse, Red Cross public health nurse, finishes first examination of Bryan West Side School first fourth grades. The report outlines her findings and conclusions from the initial health survey of the children.
Miss Victoria A Dominik aged 24 years 8 months 21 days daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Dominik of Steep Hollow died at home Thursday at 5 45 PM Born and raised in Brazos county she attended Steep Hollow school She was a devout Catholic and survived by her parents three sisters Rosa Tracy Annie Dominik and two brothers Louis and Peter Dominik all of Steep Hollow Funeral at St Josephs Catholic Church Steep Hollow officiated by Rev Father J B Gleissner Interment in Bryan Catholic cemetery
Ivanhoe Commandery No 8 Knights Templar held its annual officers installation at the Masonic Temple Tuesday night. W W Kraft was named 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 held at the Methodist church in Hearne on Easter Sunday at 3 30 PM.
Mrs. H. L. Whitley is ill at her College Avenue home with the flu. Local family and doctor report a mild case and expect a quick recovery.
The Paradox argues big newspapers lose readers as independent magazines rise. It cites The News of Dallas and local papers like Bryan Eagle and Victoria Fact, praising some papers while warning against bias and urging fearless, accountable editorials.
Telegram from G S Templeton reports Quoman's Renow an Aberdeen Angus steer won the yearling class sweepstakes and captured the grand championship. The Texas A M College also claimed champion calf and yearling titles with The Sensation from Oklahoma as favorite. Morgan stallion Red Oak and grand champion Percheron Mare Eleanor supported the triumph.
Four hooded Ku Klux Klan members entered the Tabernacle during Rev. B. B. Crimm’s Bryan revival. They presented a letter and a $75 offering to the preacher amid a stunned, prayerful crowd of about 2,500. Crimm called it a scene of courage and led a powerful sermon that night.
A South Missouri tenant farmer tells a banker that his corn profits are eaten by “de ducks.” He breaks down shipping, freight, selling, elevated charges, husking, shelling, hauling, and feed costs, ending with a single nickel left. The tale illustrates why merchants struggle to profit.
Poland China and Duroc Jersey male hogs available with standard quality grades. Call to inspect the stock. Cash or on time. Conyer's Live Stock and Feed Corporation. W G Reynolds, Manager.
John D. Baker of DeQueen Arkansas seeks money making farms in Arkansas and other states he can trade for Texas property. He asks owners to send full property descriptions and details for an exchange.
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