Bryan Weekly Eagle pricing and editor quip spoofs
The Bryan Weekly Eagle lists subscription rates for Brazos County and outside Texas and notes publication on Thursdays. A quoted remark attributed to Joe Taylor in the Dallas News jokes about a girl with red lips and white tongue, followed by a mock threat of a pallbearer in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Eagle
Brazos County
Texas
Joe Taylor
Dallas News
Joe
Ssociated Press
Governors Face High Crimes Charges Across States
The Bryan Daily and Weekly Eagle argues that political leaders in Illinois Oklahoma and Mississippi face high crimes charges. The paper notes a surge in local Bryan College Station and Brazos County coverage, boasting 350 to 500 inches of local reading matter daily.
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Illinois
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Bryan
Paradox Editor J T Webster Jr Praised Despite Paper’s Struggles
The Eagle commends Editor J T Webster Jr of the Paradox for his able writing and laments the paper’s lack of financial success. It notes Webster’s financial ability to run the paper and offers sincere best wishes for future success.
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The
Eagle
J. T. Webster, Jr
Webster
Education vs Ignorance Urges Purposeful Living
Editor Webb cites Prof A Caldwell Ellis on the cost of education versus ignorance. He laments many people lack direction and training, wandering without a mission as society calls for real work. Ignorance is pitiful and education is essential to meaningful action.
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Webb
The
Christian Commonwealth
North Zulch
A. Caldwell Ellis
Ad on the Fence
Bob Adams laments roadside billboard pills polluting rural scenes. He loves farms and barns but condemns advertising that promotes quack remedies and cheap relief to travelers, urging removal of such billboards to preserve hills and plains and countryside peace.
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Bob Adams
Plymouth
Beat the Robbers Put Your Money in Banks
A Corpus Christi Daily Times editorial urges reducing cash on hand to curb robbery. It argues criminals thrive where large sums are carried outside banks and advocates using checks and bank deposits to deter theft.
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Corpus Christi Daily Times
When Sam Meets Sam at State Rotary Convention
The Eagle notes anticipation of Sam Miller and Sam Hill meeting at the State Rotary Convention in Mineral Wells. The exchange is not pre outlined but will differ from greetings of the famous North and South Carolina governors.
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Sam Miller
Sam Hill
Rotary
Mineral Wells
Palo Pinto Hills
Bryan Eagle
Lee Rountree
Sam
North
South Carolina
Mineral Wells Index
Supreme Ignorance and Calls for Duty Across Oklahoma
The editorial quotes urge officers to jail Smitherman and Smithson to curb mob violence. Critics blame judges and public figures for enabling Ku Klux Klan growth and warn that ignorance and venality threaten law and order while urging citizens to act righteously to reduce crime and restore work.
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John Smitherman
John Smithson
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Smitherman
Smithson
Bryan Eagle
Ku Klux Klan
Bryan Building and Loan Association Praised
The Bryan Building and Loan Association is doing enduring work in Bryan, receiving praise for its ongoing community financial support.
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The
Bryan Buiding and Loan Association
Bryan
Mexia Gun Club threat prompts governor visit note
Austin reports Governor Neff will visit Mexia to discuss conditions here and in nearby oil fields. The Mexia Evening News challenges the Gun Club’s threat of tar and feathers, urging loyalty to law and cautioning against crime in Texas. The Bryan Eagle and Mexia papers quickly weigh in on crime and punishment.
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Austin
Neff
Mexia
Evening News
Texas
Bryan Eagle
Mexia Evening News
Quote on Ireland’s reluctance to quit fighting and work
An editorial remark laments Ireland’s continued conflict without yielding to work, calling the situation a pity and noting the nation’s failure to bow to productive ends.
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Ireland
Regional editors unite to boost county community interests
Editors White of Richland Record Nallen of Rice Rustler Woodson of Blooming Grove Times and Kelly of Frost Star met in Corsicana to organize a joint effort for their sections. The Eagle hopes the collaboration will advance local development and shared community goals.
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West Navarro County
White
The
Richland Record
Nallen
Rice Rustler
Woodson
Blooming Grove Times
Kelly
Frost Star
Corsicana
Eagle
Ellerman's eloquent tribute stirs readers at home
The column reflects on Lee Rountree of the Bryan Eagle and his wife’s battle with pneumonia and a hospital stay. It notes the writer’s praise for prayer and the hope for recovery as the wife endures surgery and anesthesia, with acknowledgment of widespread newspaper pickup in Texas.
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Ben F. Harigel
LaGrange Journal
Lee Rountree
Bryan Eagle
Bartlett
Temple Hospital
Lee
Texas
Great Medina Lake Bass Tale Draws Texas Fishermen
A long humorous yarn from Texas reporters about a legendary Medina Lake black bass and a crowd of Sams famed for fishing. The piece recalls Sam Fore and Sam Harben recounting exploits, facing a Federal Game Warden, and a rival claim about who will outfish whom this season.
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Medina Lake
Sam Miller
Sam Harben
Sam Fore
Sam Fryar
Sam Holge
Sam Holloway
Sam Williamson
Sam Braswell
Sam Hill
Texas Press
Sams
Bryan Fagle
Lee Rountree
Congress
Richardson Echo
Lee
Sam
J. J. Davis
Texas
Medina
Clarendon News
San Antonio
Isaack Walton
Oklahoma volcano simmers as Knights of the Visible Empire rise
The piece laments ongoing disturbances at the Texas Press Association meeting plans in Denton and cites the formation of the Knights of the Visible Empire in Oklahoma. It argues for work over crime and warns Oklahoma faces peril from a rising criminal element and idle loiterers.
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United States
Oklahoma
County Agent Beason Voted Best Agent By Bryan Rotary Club
The Bryan Rotary Club inducted C. L. Beason, county demonstration agent, as a full member after a luncheon program that included a news item contest honoring him as the best demonstration agent in Texas. The group also welcomed L. G. Jones of the YMCA as a new member and organized a Booster Club for A and M and Allen Academy for Mineral Wells.
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Beason
Bryan Rotary Club
Rotary Club of
Bryan
C. L. Beason
L. G. Jones
YM. C. A
College
Jones
Benson
Oak McKenzie
Texas
Do. L. Benson
Rotarians
Poincaire
France
Madame Curie
Elihu Root
Cleveland
Frank Crane
Obregon
Mexico
T. K. Lawrence
F. M. C. Bedell Episcopal
Houston
Pennsylvania
W. S. Barron
J. T. S. Parks
H. Hi. Williamson
M. FE. Wallace
Wilson Bradley
Ike Ashburn
D. L. Wilson
Tyler Haswell
TK. Lawrence
F. J. Henderson
J. T
Be Parks
C. E. Finley
H. H. Williamson
the Ashburn
D. TL. Wilson
C. L. Benson
Lee J. Rountree
Prof
R. O. Allen
D. Ernest Moore
Jno
M. Lawrence
M. L. Parker
Sam Parker
Sam E. Eberstadt
District Agent Stanford Reports Great Meeting at Clarksville
District Agent J. E. Stanford reports a great meeting at Clarksville during a visit to his family, mentioning the event's strong attendance and local interest.
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J. E. Stanford
Clarksville
Mrs. Jennie E. Montgomery Buried in Houston
Mrs. H B Stoddard attended the funeral in Houston for Mrs. Jennie E Montgomery who died at her daughter’s ranch near Brookshire Texas Burial took place at Hollywood Cemetery Houston on March 20 Rev T J Windham officiated She is survived by son W K Montgomery of Houston and daughter Mrs L C Bains of near Brookshire plus four sisters including Mrs A M Lawson Mrs H B Stoddard of Bryan and others residents recall Bryan years ago
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H. B. Stoddard
Houston
Jennie E. Montgomery
L. C. Bains
Brookshire
Texas
Hollywood
T. J. Windham
Montgomery
W. K. Montgomery
A. M. Lawson
Bryan
A. L.beauchamp
Fort Worth
J. C. Brasher
Cemetery Association Gains Members in 1922 Roll
The Bryan Cemetery Association reports a growing paid up membership for 1922 with a long list of new names from across Texas. Dues are noted for several members including Mrs J H Allen and T W Griffiths, with donations from Mrs Hill Wilson and Mrs John E Astin.
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Bryan Cemetery Association
The
Eagle
Chase Knobleuch
Aug. Prinzer
Kurten
Ed Hall
Austin
Ww. P. Bryan
Lloyd Young
1618 West 3Rd St
Corsicana
A. L. Banks
A. S. Adams
A. B. Sandifer
Alpine
J. Y. Baker
Alvarado
T A. Cloud
T. W. Griffith
Dallas
Paul D. Page
Joe Howard
Tyler Haswell
J. C. Skains
M. P. Walker
J. H. Allen
W. T. James
Will Ball
W. S. Collard
R. H. Ballerstedt
Grace Bowman
Mabel Castles
Maggie Harris
L. H. Tucker
Henry Crenshaw
Nannie Rohde
J. I. Ganter
Ollie Miller
W. H. Cole
S. H. Hices
J. N. Cole
J. M. Caldwell
Lola, Wilson
H. P. Dansby
F. D. Fuller
Clarence Vick
Daisy Worley
Tony Chippetta
Geo. Stephan
L. L. McInnis
J. W. James
Chas. Nitch
Elsbeth Wipprecht
T. Nunn
N. R. Newton
A. M. Waldrop
Wallace Peverly
Inc
K. Parker
Ida Parker
P. H. Hensarling
P. FH. Hensarline
Dues
T. W. Griffiths
J. B. Mike
Euclid
Kansas City
J. M. Radford
Abilene
D. M. Clower
Hall St
Geo
Remodeled Brazos Cafe Opens with Luncheon and Music
The remodeled Brazos Cafe opens today offering luncheon from 11 30 a m to 2 p m in a newly renovated dining room. Tables are decorated with carnations and flowers and a six piece orchestra provides music. Tonight dinner with music runs 5 30 to 8.
Cardul credited with easing a farmer's wife illness
Mrs. D V Williams of Route 6 Springfield says back pain headaches and nervous weakness improved after taking Cardul. She reports stronger health and better rest after her husband arranged the remedy and her doctor approved the change. Cardul is advertised as a widely used treatment for women.
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Springfield
D. V. Williams
Route 6
Brazos County Crops Seen In Bright Spring Prospects
Business visitor C C Dulaney reports corn up to a fine stand across Brazos County. County Assessor J M Darwin says the county looks like a veritable garden with prospects brighter than ever for the coming crop. The spring season is here and farmers are working hard toward a 1922 crop.
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C. C. Dulaney
Eagle Office
Dulaney
Brazos County
J. M. Darwin
Darwin
Wheelock News Items Spread Spring Sniffs and Local Gossip
Wheelock reports signs of spring as gardens and flowers appear amid mild chatter. Local visitors include Dr. A L Mondrick from Bryan and Brazos County residents F Wager Fritz and August Hahn. Sheriff George Davlin visits, plus talks on honesty and fair dealing in business.
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Wheelock
Billdad
Hearne Democrat
J. H. Scasta, Jr
A. L. Mondrick
Bryan
F. Wager
Messrs
Fritz
August Hahn
Kurten
Brazos County
J. W. Green
George Davlin
Robertson County
Ray Pyland
Hearne
Mrs O A Jones Dies at Harvey Home
Mrs O A Jones wife of O A Jones of Harvey died Friday afternoon at about 4 o clock at her home. She is survived by her husband a Harvey farmer and two small children. The funeral was held from the home with interment at Harvey cemetery Saturday at 3 o clock. The Eagle laments the passing of so good a woman.
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O. A. Jones
Harvey
J. H. Todd
First National Bank of
Bryan
Jones
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Texas Press Association
Denton
Bill Edwards
Denton Record Chronicle
Sam E. Miller
Cemetery Association
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