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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1934
Page
7
The Eagle papers launch a nationwide open contest offering $2,000 in prizes and commissions to local residents who gather subscriptions for the Daily and Weekly Eagle. Prizes include cars, furniture, trips, and cash options. Contest runs five weeks with votes earned for each subscription sold or renewed.
A sale listing notes yellow second sheets for typewriters offered by Eegie Printing Company. The notice emphasizes available stock and contact details for buyers seeking these specialty paper sheets.
The Daily and Weekly Eagle announces the Salesmanship Club opens Saturday November 17. Enter this week for a chance to win prizes: top voter for subscription sales gets 10 dollars, others reporting up to 25 dollars in subscriptions receive 2.50 dollars. Start today and aim for Saturday night.
Buyers for Northern and Midwestern feed lots are active in West Texas as thousands of lambs and calves are shipped. Lamb prices range from 3 1 4 to 4 1 4 cents per pound with most good lambs at 4 cents. Calves bring 3 1 2 cents for heifers and 4 1 2 cents for steers.
Eagle Printing Company announces a full stock of cardboard sheets in all weights available for purchase. The firm emphasizes ready availability for diverse printing and packaging needs across orders and custom jobs.
The Sales manship Club expands the second prize with Montgomery Ward Company donations. Winners may choose from two prize groups including a living room suite and gas range or a walnut veneer bedroom suite and radio. The items come from the Bryan store and enhance award value.
The William Scott chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Thursday at 3 o clock in the afternoon at Mrs J D Fuller’s home in College Park. Mrs S W Bissing will lead the program on Songs That Have Made History. All members urged to attend.
Mason Texas November 14 deer are in good condition in the Hill Country despite dry weather. A good persimmon crop along with pear apples and acorns provide feed. Ranchmen have leased hunting preserves in most areas for the deer season opening November 16.
Readable text notes you can easily rent an apartment or sell odd furniture by placing four classifieds in the Bryan Daily Eagle. The notice emphasizes simple listings and local reach for quick transactions.
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