Bryan Weekly Eagle publication details and rates
Bryan Weekly Eagle announces delivery at Bryan Texas with publication date April 22 1912 and editorial staff led by Mrs Lee J Rountree. It lists advertising rates for Brazos County and confirms Associated Press membership and rights.
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Bryan
Texas
Congress
Lee J. Rountree
By Mail
Brazos County
Weekly Eagle
Associated Press
Texas Daily Press League
Mercantile Bank
Dallas
Madison Ave
New York
N. Y
Association
Chicago
Community beautification begins at home in Bryan
An urging to Bryan residents to clean and beautify their own properties ahead of the Texas Longhorns and Texas Aggies game. The piece argues that neat stores, tidy sidewalks, and well kept premises will transform Bryan into an attractive, welcoming city, with citizens taking pride in their surroundings.
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Bryan
College
Texas Longhorns
Texas Aggies
Honest Enemy Over a Crooked Friend, A Man’s Conviction
A speaker argues that an honest foe is preferable to a hypocritical ally who feigns virtue. He condemns those who hide misdeeds behind others and urge courage to admit faults and follow the Golden Rule.
Bryan Citizens Urged to Spend Locally for Community Growth
The piece urges Bryan residents to consider that every dollar spent in Bryan strengthens the town and Brazos County. It emphasizes that individual use of local resources builds community wealth and encourages starting at one’s own door.
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Bryan
Brazos County
California crop value tops four hundred million dollars
The total value of all agricultural products in California last year reached 419 million dollars, while mineral products including petroleum were valued at 359 million dollars. The text notes the agricultural total was 81 million dollars more than the tax bill.
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California
Poll Tax Reminder Signals Contested Year Ahead
A warning about upcoming political battles as authorities urge citizens to pay poll taxes to vote. The message frames next year as dynamic and potentially contentious with broad civic engagement expected.
Quiet churchmen can guide a gentler faith, says Rt. Rev. Charles Fiske
The New York bishop urges modest, unobtrusive worship and service to God as a remedy for social unrest. He contends a few hundred courteous Christians can do more for fellowmen than political leaders or activist movements. He warns against insistence on uniform worship and reform.
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Home of the Brave
Charles Fiske
New York
Minister to Need Urges Aid for Bryan Winter Suffering
The message warns of a cold wave and shortages this winter in Bryan affecting both races. It urges local churches and civic groups to relieve physical wants with food clothing bedding and fuel before preaching or sympathy, arguing that meeting physical needs is essential to eventual spiritual progress.
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China
Africa
Bryan
Iitr
H. D. Cee
Bryan Embraces Title as Friendly City
Bryan residents defend the Friendly City label noting the welcoming spirit that turns strangers into friends. The article credits local hospitality as a valued asset that yields social rewards.
Statement on cultivated minds and democracy
President Lamar declared that a cultivated mind is the guardian genius of democracy and the sole security freemen desire. The text contrasts this view with current disagreements over the methods and types of education needed to achieve such cultivation.
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Lamar
Bryan High Students Publish The Bryan Review
Bryan High School students are praised for producing the Bryan Review weekly in the Eagle. The publication aims to awaken school interest and address issues, teaching students the art of expression and writing alongside spelling.
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Bryan High School
Bryan Review
Eagle
Perdue U Offers Course in Yell Leading
Perdue University begins a course titled yell leading to train students in coordinated cheering. The program raises questions about commercialization of cheer and campus traditions.
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Perdue University
Envy withers at another's joy says James Thomson
The line from James Thomson notes envy fading in the face of others happiness and excellence that eludes the observer. It captures a critique of resentful comparison and the value of self awareness in envy.
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James Thomson
True sportsmanship in victory and defeat
A concise reflection on fair play noting that genuine sportsmanship shows in winning without boasting and accepting loss without excuses, embodying honor and respect in competition.
Parking in the Shadow of the Moonshine
A brief item notes a curious pastime centered on parking habits near a moonshine operation. Residents observe vehicles and discuss local spot choices while authorities monitor activity in the area.
Women’s Auxiliary assigns circles at First Baptist Church
Executive committee reassigns members across seven circles for the coming year. Circle leaders include Mrs. E F Parks, Mrs. J B Sanders, Mrs. E P Baine, Mrs. N A Stewart, Mrs. B Elliott, Mrs. J G Minkt, and Mrs. W A Withers. All circles meet Monday at 5 p.m. at designated locations.
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Woman’s Auxiliary of
The
First Baptist Church
E. F. Parks
H. O. Boatwright
D. C. Vick
Egbert Jones
J. L. Cobb
J. J. Pipkin
W. 8
E . P. Baine
Geo. A. Adams
H. E. Randolph
Paul Dansby
Geo. M. Brandon
John A. Moore
Mollie Hood
Ralph Dunn
K. B. Viges
W. H. Robinson
G. T. Singletary
P. Reynolds
N. A. Stewart
Howell
W. R. Sanders
F. A. Bunting
Jones
G. M. John
T. R. Batte
C. S. Gainer
R. R. Jilis
Mattie Smith
Nan- Berryman
Ircle No
B. Elliott
Mesdames
Will Wimberly
Coulter Smith
H. P. Smith
P. G. Gunter
H. D. McMurtray
W. L. Powers
A. S. McSwain
J. Tom Smith
A. L. Smith
Geo. Turner
C. Vick
R. S. Webb, Jr
E. E. Yeager
E. H. Warner
G. W. Ross
E. Hickerson
Paul Stevens
D. L. Wilson
Circle No. 6
J. M. Ferguson
J. H. Nash
W. A. Deason
M. Royal
J. C. Williams
P. S. Park
J. M. Creed
W. S. Johnson
C. B. Winter
D. D. White
J. T. Maloney
Minnie Estill
W. C. Ruditi
Circle No. 7
Mrs. W. A. Withers
J. W. Dyer
R. S. Webb
H. H. Newton
A. W. Buchanan
W. C. Fountain
A. Harris
J. Skelton
Roy Vick
Alma Higgs
S. M. Hunter
W. C. Davis
S. W. Buchanan
J. E. Stanford
H. D. Wilson
J. B. Sanders
E. H. P. Baine
Bry an Woman's Club Hosts Notable Carnegie Library Program
A Bry an Woman's Club meeting at Carnegie Library rooms drew the year's largest attendance. President Mrs J N Goodwin led a varied program with Mrs J L Lush presenting on world politics and papers by Mrs W Wipprecht, Mrs J L Brock, and Mrs A K Brown on agricultural relief world peace and criminal records. Members discussed aviation radio and the National Air Service, noting the club as a leading educational group with about fifty five members.
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Bryan Woman’s Club
Carnegie Library Rooms
J. N. Goodwin
S. C. Hoyle
J. L
National Air Service
Woman's Club
Reckless driving warned in early 20th century
The Bryan Daily Eagle and Houston Post-Dispatch recall past dangers on Main Street, noting a woman knocked down but unhurt and a two horse chase that sparked traffic concern. They argue the need for traffic rules traces back to ancient times and urge timely action to prevent injuries.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
The
Eagle
Rameses
Egypt
Roman Empire
Houston Post-Dispatch
Beason Couple To Build Home On College Road
Dirt is being broken for the six room bungalow of County Agent and Mrs C L Beason on College Boulevard in the Beason addition. Contractor is J L Barron. The brick trimmed frame house will include modern conveniences and built in furniture for beauty and comfort.
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C. L. Beason
College Boulevard
Beason
J. L. Barron
Bryan
Wood Key in Southern Texas Claim Prevention Win
J. L. Wood, local manager for the American Railway Express Co., visited Houston and learned the Southern Texas territory won first place in the Southwest third quarter of a special contest in claim prevention. The local office contributed to the record.
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J. L. Wood
American Railway CO
American Railway Express Co
Houston
Southern
Texas
Express
Southwest
Will Conrad Exhibits Fine Higara Heads
Will Conrad of the Tabor community brought to Bryan Monday several acres of higara heads with heads about ten inches long and well matured. He notes that the crop will need ten days to two weeks of fair weather for full maturity and harvesting.
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Will Conrad
Tabor
Bryan
Conrad
Bryan High Orchestra Debuts With Strong Assembly Show
Bryan High School presented its first public concert during morning assembly with a program led by Prof. L. M. Baltzell. The orchestra drew praise for a duet, quartet and several numbers and was urged to enter spring interscholastic contests. Members include Bennie Nedbalek Clyde Bowan Frank Nedbalek Lewis Nedbalek George Smith C B Moehlman Bryce Van Jurkle e Charles McIntosh Lalla Deen Randolph and Louise Martin with Mrs Roy Danforth directing.
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Bryan High School
L. M. Baltzell
Bryan High
Sam Knox
Bryan
Roy Danforth
Bennie Nedbalek
Clyde Bowman
Frank Nedbalek
Lewis Nedbalek
George Smith
C. B. Moehlman
Bryce van Jurklee
Charles McIntosh
Lalla Deen Randolph
Louise Martin
Aggie Veteran Praises DeWare End Record At Baylor Tilt
Roger Hooker of the 07 Aggie Team visited Waco on October 31 for the Baylor game. Hooker, who played with Charlie DeWare, says DeWare’s end record remains the best in the Southwest. He notes 1908 season saw only five yards gained against DeWare’s end, while the Aggies faced eight opponents and lost to Texas University twice.
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Roger Hooker
Aggies
Waco
Hooker
Charlie DeWare
Aggieland
Dainverfield
DeWare
Texas University
Waco News- Tribune
Cameron
Bryan
Cloud
Dansby
Locke
D. Cole
Trant
Driver
Joe Buck
Haneman
Bryans
Brvan
Smashes
College Club Women Headed to State Federation Meeting
Mrs. B. Youngblood of College Station leads Fourth District to Austin for the State Federation of Women's Clubs board meeting. Also traveling are Mrs. George P. Grout of Campus Study Club, Mrs. Chas Winkler as spectator, and Mrs. E J Fermier invited to read her poem The Ladder.
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B. Youngblood
College Station
Austin
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Henry Redmond
Youngbird
George P. Grout
Chas. H. Winkler
E. J. Fermier
Colored Home In Need Funds For Winter Support
E M Griggs superintendent of the Colored Orphans Home at Booneville reports critical needs for feed for cattle hogs horses and for food clothing for inmates. He has monthly been raising about 100 dollars but now seeks funds from Bryan starting Thursday with a drive to cover all winter demands soliciting both colored and white donors and inviting white visitors to see the work.
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Booneville
E. M. Griggs
Palestine
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
Griggs
Temperatures for The Past Week from Entomology Division
A tabulated weekly temperature record from the Division of Entomology led by F. L. Thomas shows daily maximum and minimum readings along with precipitation. The table lists days with values such as Monday 23 to Wednesday 80 with varied rainfall, concluding with weekly averages.
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Division of Entomology
F. L. Thomas
Toers IC
Baylor Girls Visited Bryan From Cameron After Armistice Day
J J Ramsey brought Baylor College girls Vera Ramsey guest Cora Whitley Johnnye Guynes and Florence Means to Bryan from Cameron on Saturday. Sunday evening David Washburn of A and M hosted a dinner party for them at College with three classmates. A buffet supper and slumber party were planned before their return to school after Armistice Day exercises.
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J. Ramsey
Cameron
Bryan
Baylor College
Vera Ramsey
Cora Whitley
Johnnye Guynes
R. B. Grant
Florence Means
David Washburn
Hollomon Elected to Pastors Association Membership
Rev. Roy S. Hollomon of College Avenue Baptist church was unanimously elected to the Bry an Pastors Association and chosen to deliver the Thanksgiving sermon at 10 AM Thursday November 26 at First Methodist church. Rev. C. B. Thompson presides. Rev. H. H. McCain is secretary.
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Pastors’ Association of Bryan
Presbyterian Study
W. N. Sholl
Roy S. Hollomon
College Avenue Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
C. B. Thompson
Association
H. H. McCain
Stop That Itching Skin Remedy Ad Excerpt
An advertisement claims Blue Star Remedy relieves eczema and itching by penetrating to the seat of trouble. It promises quick relief without staining clothing and notes a pleasant odor for the product sold by ROMAN & VICK.
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Roman & Vick
Ady
Mrs J L Brock Elected Head of Brazos County Health Board
The Brazos County Health Committee elected Mrs J L Brock as chair for 1925 26 at its November meeting with nine members present. Other officers named include Mrs F L Thomas vice chair and Mrs Webb Howell recording secretary. Committees on publicity supplies and birth registration were appointed and meeting time was set for 2 30 for the winter.
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Brazos County Health Committee
Elizabeth Curtis
J. L. Brock
J. T. Hanway
A. M. Waldrop
W. G. Colson
Tabor
Guy Neeley
Wellborn
J. T. Harway
F. L. Thomas
College
A. P. Swallow
Webb Howell
High School Choral Club Presents Armistice Day Program
On Tuesday morning November 10 at Bryan High School auditorium a patriotic program by the High School Choral Club and Orchestra drew a large audience. Mrs Roy Danforth directed. two new orchestra members Jack Doane and Harry Dishman joined since last week.
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Bryan High School
High School
Roy Danforth
Jack Doane
Harry Dishman
Bryan Team Entertained by Sponsor After Championship
The Bryan high football team, recent champions of district No. 13, were honor guests at Fin-Feather Club on Friday evening. Sponsor Miss Wava Martin hosted with assistance from Miss Lois Manley and Miss Gladys Vance. The club housed in green and white high school colors featured flowers, lights, music, and dancing. Attendees included high school girls and city residents, totaling the football players, with punch, hot chocolate, and cake served later.
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Bryan
Fin-Feather Club
Wava Martin
Lois Manley
Gladys Vance
Eagle Publishes Community Notes Overview
The Eagle presents a concise community notes section highlighting upcoming meetings, local events, and announcements. Readers are informed of new programs, volunteer opportunities, and requests for public input across neighborhood groups and city departments.
Doctors Promote Calotabs For Quick Cold Cure
Doctors and druggists urge Calotabs for breaking up colds and flu overnight. One or two tablets at bedtime with water purify the system by morning, without salts or nausea. A family package with full directions costs 35 cents and is available at drug stores.
Bryan Highs Triumph Seals 13th District Title In Football
Bryan High School clinched the district championship by defeating Cameron 7 to 0 at Edge Field. The win, led by a determined offense and stifling defense, sets Bryan to enter the inter-district contests en route to the semi finals, with potential matches against Itasca Humble or Belton.
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Bryan High School
Cameron
Bryan
Itasca
Humble
Belton
Bryan Elks Sponsor Finances for Bryan High Team
Forrest Jones, business manager, announces the Bryan Elks Club will sponsor Bryan High School football finances in the future. The team has been informed it can purchase needed equipment as far as it wishes, easing current budget constraints seen after Cameron raised about $2,000 this year. The Kiks Club backs Bryan High and its potential in the state league.
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Bryan
Forrest Jones
Elks Club
Cameron
Kiks
Bryan High
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