Texas summer normal opens at Groesbeck
The Central Texas summer normal opened at Groesbeck yesterday as hot weather predictions spread. Reports of killings appeared in yesterday's papers from Galveston Houston San Augustine Luling Clarksville and Moscow, suggesting Texas may rival a far distant hot climate.
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Central Texas
Groesbeeck
Galveston
Houston
San Augustine
Luling
Clarksville
Moscow
Texas
Manchuria
Community Urges Strong Action to Enforce Sanitary Rules
The Eagle calls on authorities to use all possible means to enforce sanitary regulations. It states community sentiment and public health require immediate action.
Trolley Line Study Tied to Marlin and Temple
Arrangements between Marlin and Temple business interests arrange for a trolley line study led by F N Levins of Cleveland Ohio. Levins represents eastern financials investing in similar ventures nationwide and has prior experience in the south and Bryan on this mission.
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Marlin and
Temple
F. N. Levins
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Levins
South
Bryan
Marlin Democrat
Royal Arch Masons Elect Officers for New Year
A regular meeting of W. T. Austin Chapter Royal Arch Masons elected officers for the ensuing year O. E. Saunders as most excellent high priest W. F. Gibbs as excellent king B. Kaczer as excellent scribe Robt W Howell as treasurer and B Reed as secretary.
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W. T. Austin Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
O. E. Saunders
W. F. Gibbs
B. Kaczer
Robt. W. Howell
B. Reed
The Library Contest Final Count Regulations
The paper outlines rules for the Library Contest count closing at noon on Saturday June 24. Only votes from firms with sales are accepted, an Eagle collector will tally votes Saturday afternoon, and signed tickets must show no irregularities. Each main contestant selects a representative to join the Eagle man, with a third judge if needed.
Farmers Congress Lodging Notice Seeks Rooms in Bryan
John B. Mike chair of the lodging committee for the Farmers Congress asks Bryan residents to offer lodging meals for visitors July 25 26 27 at 1.00 per day. Notify committee members T A Searcy Will S Higgs or John B. Mike promptly.
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John B. Mike
Farmers Congress
Bryan
T. A. Searcy
Will S. Higgs
Villa Maria Ursuline Academy Fourth Annual Commencement
The Ursuline Academy of Villa Maria announces the fourth annual commencement on Wednesday at 7 30 pm on St Ursula s Hill. An admission of 50 cents is charged and grounds will be lighted with staff in charge of horses and vehicles. A program of music essays recitations and a cantata is planned. Today from 4 to 6 pm a free entertainment A Musical Recital will be presented featuring an excellent program.
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Villa Maria Ursuline Academy
St. Ursula’s Hill
Ursulines
Hyomei Promises Fast Catarrh Relief With Inhaler
The ad touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh caused by rapid spring temperature changes. It claims the inhaler delivers germ killing medicine to head and lungs, with testimonials from Captain Cameron of the Salvation Army. The full outfit costs one dollar and offers weeks of treatment, with a money back guarantee. It notes a library contest deadline and June 24 votes at Norwood's.
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Capt
Cameron
Salvation Army
Berkley
Cal
Hyomei
KE. J. Jenkins
Higgs and Kopesky Wed in Brazos County
A. L. Higgs and Miss Annie Kopesky were married Sunday morning at 9 o'clock by Dr. J. D. West at the Presbyterian manse in Bryan. The couple, raised in Brazos county, plan to live near the Navasota river. Mamie Burns Lipscomb arrived from Waco and will work in Waco schools. T. P. Lowry and son F. A. Lowry left for Rusk to visit. F. A. Lowry heads to Leavenworth to rejoin the US Army.
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First Baptist Church
Brazos Lodge No. 64
Knights of Pythias
Mesers
J. W. Johnson
D. C. Zuber
A. M. Rhodes
Geo. W. McMicheal
T. F. Castles
T. A. Searcy
George B. Butler
Brazos Lodge
Knights i
A. L. Higgs
Annie Kopesky
J. D. West
Brazos County
Higgs
Bryan
Navasota River
Mamie Burns Lipscomb
Waco
Robt
Webb
Lipscomb
T. P. Lowry
F. A. Lowry
Rusk
Texas
United States Army
Leavenworth
Kansas
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Keen Klipper
White Cloud
Diamond Edge
Garden Hose
Cole Hardware Company Telephone
Connelly & Carnes
THE
Library Contest
Farmers’ Congress
Emmel
Emmel & Maloney
Lowney’s Fine Chocolates
Chopin
I. F. Betts
White
Carnes
Betts
Knight Geo. B. Butler
Almost Picayune Price Com
Hunter
Chatham
Villa Maria Academy
Norwood’s
Higgs-Kopesky
City National Bank
Bryan, Texas
Edward Hall G
Parker A. W. Wilkerson
Qin Ee
MO. M. Caldwell
Franklin
Ramilin
Haswell's Book Store
Sho Sogo Soares
United States
Mo, A. Moore JR
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