Bryan Weekly Eagle Editor Leadership Change
Lee J. Rountree serves as managing editor for the Bryan Weekly Eagle, guiding newsroom operations and editorial direction.
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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
2
Lee J. Rountree serves as managing editor for the Bryan Weekly Eagle, guiding newsroom operations and editorial direction.
The Bryan Daily Eagle criticizes overhead costs driving produce prices as peaches apples and potatoes flood markets. It cites farmers offered 50c per bushel for apples and 25c for peaches while late prices spike in Dallas and Oklahoma. It mocks arguments about wage and freight overhead and urges farmers to accept a remedy.
Sheriff L. E. Morehead reports hunters slaughtering young quails and leaving feathers along roads. Doves open Sept 1. quail season begins Dec 1, 1922. Citizens urged to report violations. wardens designated. potential arrests expected.
An ad touts Ware's Red Powder and Ware's Black Powder or Tablets as harmless treatments for watery diarrhea and related bowels troubles. It claims rapid relief, suitability for children, and offers a free booklet. Also notes prices 50c and 1.00 and mentions Dallas based Ware Chemical Co. The rest covers local notices and a Baptist mission board trip to Fort Worth.
An advertisement urges readers to try Ironized Yeast to ease indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief within 24 hours and cites the ironized formula as more effective. Consumers are invited to test the product free via a three day offer and to buy through druggists and stores.
Special Agent Henry Crenshaw reports that by September 1, 1922 Brazos County gin ning reached 4169 bales, up from 684 the prior year. Twelve September ginning days followed. county crop now estimated at 12500 bales with dry weather likely to finish harvest by October 1. Also notes Mr and Mrs W K Neeley and Mrs Edgar Jones planning a trip to Iola to visit relatives.
Brazos and Grimes County clubs plan a tent backed week at A and M College for 100 club boys. Dutch Hohn aims to gather supplies, observe livestock and crops, and deliver an affordable educational trip with camping and meals provided. Communities edge toward support while warnings on soil erosion and seed improvement frame the effort.
Official canvass of Brazos County Democratic Run Off Primary results shows the August 26 election totals as compiled by the Brazos County Democratic Executive Committee.
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