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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1916

Page

6

Southern creamery methods praised by USDA dairy experts

Washington and Dallas dispatches report USDA dairy specialists say Southern creameries can equal Northern butter in quality with proper methods. Emphasis on clean milk, pasteurized cream, controlled churning, salt, packaging, and cold storage. contrasting views on slavery’s legacy voiced by Miss Mildred Rutherford at a Confederate Daughters convention.

Washington, D. C U. S. Department of Agriculture Associated Press Dallas Texas Mildred Lewis Rutherford United Daughters of the Confederacy South Miss Rutherford

The Street of Two Lines and a Roomer

Joe Drummond pursues Sidney on the two lines of the old Street where a roomer moves in and Sidney dreams of life beyond the neighborhood. The boy asks for marriage, she delays to seek independence, and a new tenant arrives changing the balance of hope and restraint.

Joe K. le Moyne Sidney

Cotton waste blamed on poor ginning and bale packing

Washington November bulletin urges cotton producers to improve ginning and bale pressing to cut losses between seed processing and lint delivery. Improper ginning injures lint and rapid gin runs waste fibers while careless bale preparation raises handling costs and increases waste.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture

Madisonville High and B. B. A. clash in tied football game

Yesterday afternoon at Madisonville High School the Madisonville High School team and the B. B. A. team played a close football game ending in a 6 to 6 tie after four quarters. Each side scored a touchdown but failed to convert the kick.

Bryan Baptist Academy Madisonville High School Madisonville High

White & Webb Delivers Hudson Super-Six to Parker

Announcement this morning reports the White & Webb automobile company delivered a brand new Hudson Super-Six to Mr. John Parker. The event marks another in a series of new car introductions showcased by local dealers.

The White & Webb Automobile Company John Parker

Cotton growers urged to save seed amid shortage

Washington November 13 The United States Department of Agriculture urges cotton growers to save enough high quality seed for spring planting due to unusual southern conditions and world market effects. The notice notes forecast seed shortages, recommends careful ginning to avoid contamination, and highlights higher seed prices as mills rush seed for crushing.

Washington, D. C South United States Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Georgia Louisiana Tennessee Arkansas Oklahoma Texas

Resolutions of Respect for Fritz W etter

Hall of Bryan Lodge No. 99 honors Fritz Wetter who died October 12 1916 at age 74. The notice records his long service since September 2 1894 as a valued member and requests 30 days of mourning with copies sent to his widow and children.

Hall of Bryan Lodge No. 99 Fritz Wetter Bryan Daily Eagle

Wilson to be Godfather for Eleanor Sayre in Massachusetts

President Wilson left Long Branch on the Mayflower to Rhine Cliff and then to Williamstown Mass to act as godfather to Eleanor Axson Sayre daughter of Mrs Francis B Sayre The President was told he had been re elected by Democratic leaders but offered no statement.

Associated Press Long Branch Wilson Rhine Cliff N. Y Williamstown Mass Eleanor Axson Sayre Francis B. Sayre Washington McCormick

Health benefits of vegetables noted in historic advice

The text lists vegetables with medicinal claims. Asparagus purifies blood, spinach aids kidneys, dandelions, celery supports nerves, tomatoes affect liver, lettuce and cucumbers cool the system, onions boost circulation and digestion, red onions diuretic, white onions aid sleep, onion soup valued by the French for digestive debility.

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Agricultural Department U. D. C. Con Thaddeus Stevens Freedman’s Bureau BY Jhe Nottingham Sailor Joe Drummond Ailanthus Sid Harriet Lad Palmer Howe Christine Palmer Ae Moyne Letoth W. H. Lawrence Commerce Building Jahn Chas Nitch W. &. Commerlatte, Committee
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