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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1913
Page
3
Citizens share goings and comings from Wellborn and nearby areas. Notables visit Baylor University in Waco, attend games in Bryan, and a library drive gains small gifts. Local rail and gin activity rises as cotton prices improve and schools report health concerns and activities.
In manufacturing or merchandising, producers restrict supply to align with estimated demand, preventing prices from dipping below profitable levels and preserving profit margins.
The Bryan Commercial Club meeting discussed electrifying the College Interurban with a projected cost of 35 000 to 35 000 for cars and equipment, proposing a loan or sale funded by a foreign financier. Members urged action, reviewed publicity deficits, and planned a five member committee to study county needs while committing to assist the city council on water and roads.
Director B Youngblood of the Experiment Station at College returns from Washington after meetings with experiment and agricultural societies. He met Mr William Harper Dean who resigned as Assistant Entomologist at U and M College last March to join Country Gentleman staff in Washington, editing the Progressive Agriculture page. He is prospering and held in high esteem. Target practice for A and M Seniors began yesterday with many reporting at the range as shots improve through the session.
A series of land transfers in Brazos County details buyers and sellers, acreages, surveys, leagues, and prices. Notable shifts include Tierman to Buchanan for 100 acres at 750 dollars and Goen to Goen for the northwest half of 150 acres at 2200 dollars.
Lawrence Fleckenstein of Caldwell and Miss Josephine Kalinec of Smetana united in matrimony at St Josephs church this morning. Friends attended and offered best wishes as the couple plan to reside at Parker's Store in Burleson County.
Haywood Birdwell wed Sara De Masters. Squire Harris married Mary McAdams. O E Meador and Daisy L Harri son obtained licenses.
A remark notes that farmers in the county focus on their own interests, suggesting a self centered stance among agricultural communities.
A brief note highlights a puzzling market trend where a smaller harvest commands higher prices than a larger one, prompting questions about supply, demand, and pricing dynamics across the region. The observation suggests traders adjust expectations when yields vary unexpectedly.
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