Twenty Five Years Ago from the Bryan Daily Eagle
The Bryan Daily Eagle notes items from October 16 1910 including deep sea shell finds from a farm well at 116 feet and comparisons to Galveston Beach shells. Local birth of a son to Mr and Mrs W F Hoppe ss of Hillsboro, former Miss Laula Coulter. Roosevelt era payrolls and salaries total about 70 million yearly invited commentary. Columbus Risinger visits from Holligan Chapel.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
Pilot
James Wilson, Jr
Edge
Galves
W. F. Hoppess
Hillsboro
Roosevelt
Columbus Risinger
Holligan
Legion Free County Fair set to open next Wednesday
The Legion Free County Fair returns to the Brazos county grounds with plans for larger, more educational exhibits. Since its 7 year start by Earl Graham Post 159 and Auxiliary members, the fair has grown, drawing rural and urban residents closer and boosting agricultural progress and youth involvement.
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Legion Free County
Legion Grounds
Legion
Adboc
Brazos County
Branos County
Second Special Session Faces Tough Pension Debate
After a partial stalemate in the first special session, Gov. Allred signals the old age pension as the initial focus of the new session while liquor regulation and county official salaries remain unsettled. Officials face federal cost matching, eligibility limits, and potential state expenditure ranging from ten to fifty million dollars, with strong pressure from special interests delaying progress.
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James V. Allred
House
Senight
Legisl
Beebe
Anti-Lupescu Day Marks Roumania’s Birthday Tie In
The piece notes British naval moves in the Suez Canal potentially echoing American Pacific mobilization. It also mentions an “Anti-Lupescu Day” planned in Roumania for King Carol I’s fourth birthday anniversary and puns on a holiday carol.
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Suez Canal
Pacific
Anti-Lupescu
Roumania
Carol Labe Tles
Carol
Broadway Fades to Tawdry Glitz as Hope for Great Blaze Returns
A New York City column argues Broadway has sunk into carnival taint with only sporadic sparks of revival. It critiques missing landmarks, notes Harlem social shifts around Joe Louis’s wedding, and lampoons modern writing as tangled in pretentious slang.
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New York
Broadway
Baer-Louis
Rector’s
Shanley’s
Churchill’s
The
Criterion
Globe and Gaiety
Knickerbocker
Tony
Bustanoby’s
Harlem
Sugar Hill
Joe Louis
the Hill
Striver's Row
Florence Mills
Paul Robeson
Duke Ellington
Cab Calloway
Edgecumbe Avenue
Louis
Striver
Chicago
Bride
Citizens urged to engage in local government and support downtown growth
The editors call for citizen participation in government, intelligent voting, and loyal spending in the home city. They warn against job seeking for bosses, promote studying newspaper pages for information, and urge cooperation of all residents for city building.
Senator Nye questions oil companies' global policy stance
Neisy Nell comments on Senator Nye's view that the U S government should mind its own business in Ethiopia and expects major oil firms to do likewise, suggesting Congress and Washington regulators should apply that policy domestically as well.
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Nye
Ethiopia
U. S
Congress
Washington
Eagle Printing Co Delivers New Samples and Price Lists
The leading coupon book and ticket printers announce new samples and price lists. Eagle Printing Co promotes its latest printed articles and invites customers to review the offerings.
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Eagle Printing Co
Government Text on Patriotism and School Exclusion
A Lynn Massachusetts news item discusses the expulsion of Cameron Nichols Jr eight from a public school for refusing to salute the flag. The column argues elders must teach true patriotism through understanding and reverence, noting the difference between symbol and love of country.
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a _ Lynn
Mass
Cameron B. Nichols Jr
Carleton Nichols Jr
Carleton
Nichols
Jehovah’s Witnesses
York
Star Telegram
Black-Draught Relief Aids Constipation Says Mrs Jowers
A reader from Minden Louisiana praises Black-Draught as effective relief for constipation and biliousness. She notes relief after nightly small doses and occasional use after meals for gas and tight feeling. The ad pitches a 25 cent package as affordable medicine.
Roosevelt shifts to union wage for relief work
Editorial argues Roosevelt trims security wage to match union hourly rates for skilled labor while preserving budget limits. It cites deflation and reflation as remedies, notes soft building sector profits, and calls for a National Economic Council to monitor income and price adjustments in pursuit of broader prosperity.
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Washington
Roosevelt
iThey
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Australia
Perkins
National Economic Council
Christian Science Monitor
Texans Honor Jesse H Jones as Governors Skirt Rivalries
In Austin on October 16 Texans gathered to honor Houston financier Jesse H Jones and the Reconstruction Finance Corp head. Former governors Ferguson James E. and Miami A. sat with Allred Moody amid light banter about illnesses and cures.
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Austin
Jesse H. Jones
Houston
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Sterling
Nors Ferguson
James E
Miam A
Ornor Allred
Gove Moody
Allred
Ferguson
Alfred
Impeachment Hearings Set for Agriculture Chief in Texas
A Texas house committee will hear evidence on articles of impeachment against J. E. McDonald, agriculture commissioner, after a special session. The piece mentions hearings in College Station and Texas A&M football, with broader notes on Kentucky flags and governor Allred’s busy travel for goodwill duties.
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Austin
House
J. E. McDonald
Wag
College Station
Texas
San Jacinto
Kentucky
Alben W. Barkley
Barkley
Walter Woodul
Senator Barkley
Gift of personalized stationery noted by Eagle Printing Co
A gift of high class stationery with the receiver's name printed on it is suggested as a thoughtful gesture. Eagle Printing Co guarantees a quality presentation and careful personalization.
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Eagle Printing Co
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Humans
Gene Carr
Eno, Carr
the Legion Free Fair
Wilson Mizner
Alabama
A. Ad LE
Gibbon
Rome
Neisy Nell
Viola Schultz
Jewel
Associated Press
Robinsons
Louisville
Alice Speed Stoll
Omas H. Robinson
Capital Charter
Charles E. Simons
Harold Hannamer
el Paso
Coke Stevenson
Hankamer
Hank
Gates Steen
W. S. Barron
Bryan
Gates
Capitol
Barron
Louise Snow Phinney
Howard C. Marshall
Senate State Affairs Committee
T. J. Holbrook
Galveston
National Guard
Tyler
Dallas
San Antonio
Floresville
Jesse Jones
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