The Campbells Lead In Early Balloting In Texas
The Eagle notes Campbell on first ballot and likely by the third as Texas voters prepare to file stock subscriptions for a trolley line. Bryan’s bale signals ads for fall trade while the state convention in Dallas on August 14 delays political activity until the general election. The Eagle thanks Bryan and county election officers for their help in compiling returns and heralds a comprehensive post election report praised by readers.
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Eagle
Eastern Star Called Meeting in Bryan Chapter
A called meeting of Bryan Chapter No. 222 of the Order of the Eastern Star will be held at the Masonic hall this afternoon at four o'clock for initiation work. All members are urged to attend. Mrs. Edna Minkert Worthy Matron. Mrs. Lena Reed Secretary.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Edna Minkert
Lena Reed
Educational Rally at First Baptist Church Promotes Bryan Schools
Dr. Geo B Butler presided at a Bryan educational rally at First Baptist Church to support Christian education and Texas Woman's College. He reported fifty new students sought for next session and $1,000 raised. August enrollment may exceed 125. Prof. R O Allen lauded mutual aid among Bryan schools and local patron support.
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Bry‘an
Geo.f Butler
Texas Woman’s College
Cdessoist
Mendelssohn
J. Webb Howell
Geo. Butler
J. E. Butler
Allen Academy
Texas Woman's College
R. O. Allen
Woman’s College
F. M. Law
A. W. Buchanan
G. B. Butler
R.O. Allen
Allen
Bryan praised as model college town by city leaders
Mayor C. E. Butler urged Bryan’s value of education, saying the town’s steady growth stems from its schools and civic resolve. Attendees included F. M. Law, A. W. Buchanan, and Rev. J. L. Crane, praising religious schooling and moral character amid debates on higher criticism.
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E. Butler
Butler
F. M. Law
Texas Woman’s College
A. W. Buchanan
Gorky
America
Buchanan
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J. L. Crane
The
Christian Church
J. F. Hailey
Republican Precinct No 10 Convenes at Union Hall
Republican voters of precinct No 10 held a mass convention at Union Hall at noon Saturday. Delegates J. Allen Myers and H. D. Evans were chosen to the county convention on August 4 with alternates Tyler Haswell and R. B. Goosby. B. E. Bowen elected precinct chairman and F. D. Vaughn secretary for two years. Delegates were instructed to back H. D. Evans for county chairman. M. V. Burgess declined the post.
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M. V. Burgess
H. D. Evans
J. Allen Myers
Tyler Haswell
R. B. Goosby
B. E. Bowen
F. D. Vaughn
Calvert Man Fatally Injured After Peach Picking Fall
Mr. F. F. Hooper of Calvert formerly of this city was badly hurt when a ladder fell while he gathered peaches at his home. He suffered a hemorrhage and his condition was dire yesterday afternoon. His wife is sister to Mrs. S. M. Waldrop of this city. they have three children. Hooper, about 62, was left by Mr. A. M. Waldrop who traveled to Calvert to be with him.
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Calvert
Hooper
S. M. Waldrop
Fraser
Frank Hooper
Bessie Hooper
A.M. Waldrop
Reward for Bay Mule Pair Strayed Near Bryan Texas
Reward offered for delivery of two bay mares mules missing from a lot in Bryan Texas. They are about 144 and 154 hands high with a brand on the jaw and an X on the shoulder. Last seen five miles north of Bryan on Benchley road. Contact J M Saladiner in Bryan for the $10 reward.
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J. M. Saladiner
Texas
Benchley Road
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