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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
14
Washington DC November 9 dairy specialists of the U S Department of Agriculture say it is possible to produce creamery butter in the South equal in quality to Northern and Western butter. The report lists essentials for southern creameries including quality cream, clean handling, proper churning, pasteurized cream, and careful packing for market appeal.
Dallas November 10 The institution of slavery caused the civilization of the old South according to Miss Mildred Lewis Rutherford historian general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy in a convention address She argued the North’s reconstruction policies and the Freedman's Bureau worsened race tensions and that the old cavalier stock formed a humane master class The speaker contrasted past leisure and social graces with modern haste and modern life’s rush.
Joe Drummond 21 visits Sidney on the brick house street as she takes a roomer. She refuses engagement, dreaming of life beyond the Street while he awaits her return. A new roomer arrives, heightening tensions and revealing urban poverty and quiet tragedy on the block.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges cotton producers to cooperate to reduce losses from improper ginning and bale handling. A new bulletin identifies damage from rapid gin runs and inadequate bale covering, which increase handling costs and lint waste before delivery to mills.
Madisonville High School and Bryan Baptist Academy played to a 6 to 6 tie at Madisonville High School yesterday afternoon. Each side scored a touchdown but both failed with kicks as the fourth quarter ended.
Announcement this morning states White and Webb delivered a Hudson Super Six to Mr. John Parker. The event marks another new model handover as the auto firm adds to its expanding lineup.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges cotton growers to save high quality seed for next spring due to unusual southern conditions and a tight seed supply. Farmers with good unginned seed should avoid contamination and consider selling surplus in spring. higher prices for proven seed are expected as seed is diverted to mills. The seed shortage stems from drought, floods, and boll weevil infestation across most southern states, with Georgia, Louisiana, Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas less affected.
Resolutions from Hall of Bryan Lodge No 99 honor Fritz Wetter who died October 12, 1916 at age 74. Wetter joined the order September 2, 1894 and was a husband, father, citizen. The lodge mourning period is 30 days with copies to the widow and relatives and Bryan Daily Eagle, November 12, 1916.
Long Branch reports President Wilson sailed on the Mayflower to Rhine Cliff to attend Eleanor Axson Sayre’s birth as godfather. He will travel to Williamstown Mass for the christening and then return to Washington. Officials indicated he had been assured of reelection while he offered no public statement.
A compact guide links vegetables to body health. Asparagus purifies the blood while spinach aids kidneys and dandelions share the same class. Celery calms nerves, tomatoes influence the liver, and lettuce plus cucumbers cool the system. Onions boost circulation and digestion. red onions act as diuretic and white ones aid sleep.
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