Bryan Weekly Eagle header and mailing info
Bryan Weekly Eagle notice lists newspaper name The Eagle Printing Co and postal details with second class mail matter and annual subscription price of $1.00.
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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
4
Bryan Weekly Eagle notice lists newspaper name The Eagle Printing Co and postal details with second class mail matter and annual subscription price of $1.00.
The Fort Worth Record reprints Henry N. Pope of the Association of State Farmers' Union Presidents denouncing the Underwood tariff as anti farmer. He argues the tariff protects industry but not agriculture, lowering farm prices after the war, and urges Congress to restore farm protection while criticizing Democratic tariff shifts and East North political motives. The Farmers' Union wields strong influence and calls for nationwide support for farm product protection.
Denison Herald notes Travis County leads all rivals in Democratic campaign fund gifts and gained more White House recognition than the rest of the state, urging Austin and Travis County to stay strong with cabinet members diplomats and Col. Ed M House cited as key supporter.
The piece argues the Republican committee could defeat Hughes if they could silence Roosevelt until after the election, but warns that neither candidate should run loose. It frames the political risk of exposing both candidates to public scrutiny.
The Austin American notes a potential hike in possum prices as frost approaches and urges an immediate investigation into the matter.
The writer notes border soldiers raise demand for basics, Europe faces millions in arms while production falters. War harms in many ways and urges the US to remain peaceful, spared from war’s blight and ruin.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch notes Mr. Bryan was held back by a crowd while the Indianapolis News comments that this marks the fourth such incident, reflecting hostile reception across outlets.
Residents urge a look at rivals in our class to gauge Bryan’s standing and sense of community identity.
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