Great Meetings Were Held Sunday at First Baptist Church
Revival services led by Dr. Henry Clay Risner drew large crowds over a week, sparking deep religious interest and personal consecration. Sunday morning featured home training themes and evening self examination, with a 3 pm lecture titled In Fetters of Brass explaining sin and downfall through Samson’s story, prompting many to respond at the end.
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First Baptist Church
Henry Clay Risner
Risner
Dr. Risner
Sampson
Spiritual Revival Draws Members at Local Church
An invitation to speak sparked a helpful experience, as many joined the church. Dr. Risner and Dr. Butler led pledges to live closer to God, with services described as spiritually powerful yesterday morning and evening. Risner preached on prayer urging the unsaved to commit, and several dozen women from the Texas Woman's College participated in the closing pledge and church reception.
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Risner
Butler
Skaters Impress Crowd At Bryan Roller Rink
A large Bryan crowd watched expert skaters Wasteil and White perform at 9:30 PM, showcasing advanced tricks. Matinee set for 4:30 PM with 10 cent admission. Evening shows continue tonight and tomorrow with a different program.
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Bryan Roller Rink
Wasteil
Miss White
U D C Protest Over State Capitol Room
The U D C protests a 28th legislature plan to repurpose the Capitol room used by the Daughters of the Confederacy for the new state agricultural department. L R Chapter sent a telegram to Rep Davis of Brazos urging a vote against the resolution. The Eagle expects the measure to fail, maintaining the D C’s historic privilege.
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Nelson
Austin
Daughters of the Confederacy
State Agricultural Department
L. 5
Ross
Davis
Brazos
Eagle
actAs
Professor Green resigns to lead Texas garden at Fort Brown
Prof. E. C. Green of the Agricultural and Mechanical College resigns to become pomologist in charge of the Texas garden at Fort Brown near Brownsville. He will stay through June, with a year’s tie to the college. The garden, funded with 16 000 dollars, aims to develop fruits and truck crops, import new varieties, domesticate the guayule plant for rubber, and test pistasche, Japanese grass, and other crops for adaptability.
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E. C. Green
Agricultural and Mechanical College
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas Garden
Fort Brown
Brownsville
Greens
Washington
Green
War Department
Agricultural Department
Kentucky Pride Stallion Shipped to Brazos Valley
The Kentucky Pride stallion owned by Mule Co. is praised by County Clerk and locals in Brazos Valley after shipment from Marlin. R. L. Phillips of Falls county owns the mare brood and will send two more mares to the stallion, projecting strong colt sired by Kentucky Pride.
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the and Mule Co
Brazos Valley
Marlin
R. L. Phillips
Falls County
Kentucky
Bryan
New Stock of Solid Silver and Cut Glass Arrives
See A McKenzie's display of newly arrived solid silver pieces and cut glassware before you buy. Fresh stock has just come in.
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A. McKenzie
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Just
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Proten TU
Hunter & Ghathan
Prof. Green
Brownville
EL. 6S Bros.& CO. Fine Clothes Makers
Baltimore
York
Schloss Bros. & Co
New York
Lepyrignied
Schloss Bros*“6 CO
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