Locals and Personal News Roundup
Local residents and visitors listed include Mrs J W English in Dallas and G M Ryan from Rockdale. Tyler's Chas Mayfield, Harvey’s Co S Jones, W D Stallings of Tabor, J C Cloud from Renace, E H Astin visiting Mumford, and Gus Hedtke with wife in city yesterday. Marriage license issued to C Lewis and Florence Nicholas. Lost bill with J F W charm. For sale Jerold horse, 2 years old, $15. Room to rent near business, apply Albert Wooten. Austin visits by M F Dansby couple. Rev T A Searcy visiting Cameron and Austin. Pure S C White Leghorn eyes birds for sale at $1 per 18. Additional notes on local residents and errands.
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G. M. Ryan
Rockdale
Chas. Mayfield
Tyler
Co. S. Jones
Harvey
W. D. Stallings
Tabor
J. C. Cloud
Re-Nance
E. H. Astin
Mumford
Albert Wooten
M. F. Dansby
Austin
T. A. Searcy
Cameron
C. Lewis
Florence Nicholas
Gus Hedtke
City
Geo. P. Edge
Harris
Wheelock
S. C
Geo. A. Adams
J. Frank Webb
Jerball
Sey W. R. Cavitt
Gallery Settees For Sale And Local Notices
Fifty handmade gallery setters folding 3 feet 6 inches long offered at $1.50 each by J. W. Allen. Pleasant rooms to rent at Eagle office. Warner's Rust Proof Corset advertised at Edge Dry Goods Co. Miss Frances Fountain guests in Austin. Texas Bakery offers fresh bread and cakes by Mrs Otto Boehme. M G Nail returns to Austin. Sheriff Nall improving, J R Edmonds family arrives from Houston and will reside at Edmonds house. Edge Dry Goods Co. receives full line Warner's Corsets. Ft Worth Fat Stock Show attendance by Carson Burns and Alvord. J Henry and T W Richards visited Eagle office. Arch Sutton earns Master Mason at Brazos Union Lodge 129. New embroidered net waists in stock. Insurance offered by Inc B Hines for fire life accident tornado plate glass and bonds. Phone 161.
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Eagle Office
Warner
Edge Dry Goods Co
Frances Fountain
Austin
Fred Pryor
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
Dalf M. G. Nail
R. M. Nall
Drying Thin Glasses In Household Care
A New York Post piece advises careful handling of delicate sherry and cordial glasses to avoid breakage. It explains proper drying methods, clean towels, hot water, soap, and even potato content for polishing interior surfaces to maintain brilliancy.
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New York Post
Held Up Under Light In Eldorado Robbery Report
Fort Worth dispatch says S P Holmes of Eldorado was held up under a street light shortly after a policeman passed. No weapon was used and ten dollars were taken. Two arrests were made in connection with the incident.
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Fort Worth
S. P. Holmes
Eldorado
State Health Officer Brumby Visits Denison on Smallpox Case
State Health Officer Brumby arrived to Denison to inspect the smallpox situation and found little of consequence after his review.
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Denison
Brumby
Senate passes prohibition bill without dispensary article
Guthrie March 11 the senate approved the prohibition bill on roll call and sent it to the house without the dispensary article for the people. March 11 Mrs Geiger dies instantly in El Campo Texas after her husband F Geiger accidentally discharged a revolver while explaining its workings to their daughter.
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Guthrie
Senate
F. Geiger
Indiana
Mills Divorce Granted and Various Court Movements
District Court civil docket notes Julia Mills and Eli Mills divorce granted. Ex parte orders remove disabilities of minor. name changes and party updates appear for several cases. Trial by jury conducted for Monroe Edge versus G Walker over damages and land trade commissions. names and details adjusted as the record indicates.
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District Court
Julia Mills
Eli Mills
Exparte Norma Dennis
Ida Baker
Warren Vorce
Carl Breene
Exparte Euria Cato
Eula Murray
Monroe Edge
G. Walker
Baker
Diname
Weatherford leads college students to pledge better lives
At College Station Dr W D Weatherford addressed about 400 cadets on character building with a focus on the power to become. Twenty seven cadets signed pledges after prayer and two others added later before the meeting adjourned. Weatherford departed for Atlanta on the midnight train. The item also notes other brief news from the same page.
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College Station
Texas
W. D. Weatherford
Dr. Weatherford
Atlanta
Tinware Advert by H. Gerke Tinner
Advertises tinware descriptions and invites orders from H. Gerke a tinner working in a shop near Bonneville's Old Racket Store dated April 3.
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H. Gerke
Bonneville
State dairy cow inspections show healthy Texas stock
San Antonio, March 11. Thorough dairy cow inspections by the State Live Stock Sanitary Commission as part of the pure milk campaign indicate unusually healthy dairy stock in Texas. The San Antonio inspection covered the large number that supply the city.
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San Antonio
Texas
State
Live Stock Sanitary Commission
Golf season opening postponed by Bryan Golf Club
Prof. M. L. Massingill informs the Eagle that the formal opening of the golf season, set for today, is postponed one week to Thursday March 19 due to the grounds condition. Mr. Tom McNamara, the expert referenced earlier, will attend with the club on that date.
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M. L. Massingill
Eagle
Bryan Golf Club
Tom McNamara
Allen Academy to Play Houston High in Houston
Allen Academy basketball team travels to Houston Friday to meet Houston High School on Saturday. The Academy beat Houston by large margins in two recent games here and seeks to avenge those losses on the visitors’ court.
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Allen Academy
Houston
Academy Boys
Ship Peanuts to India From Texas
Four tons of Texas grown Spanish peanuts have been ordered by the Indian Government Department of Agriculture and will be shipped from San Antonio to Bombay. India plans to test the peanut as a forage crop to combat famine while Texas shows strong stock feeding value, with acres grown, hogs fattened in fields, and peanut mills under construction signaling broader use and oil extraction.
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San Antonio
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Bombay
India
Dow
Entrance applications flood Geliege Station college
The president’s office has received many parental letters requesting entrance for their sons next session. With Goodwin Hall due to be completed for 290 men by fall, room for many new students is expected, prompting favorable responses to applications. One parent cites two years of attempts to gain entry for his son and hopes for a reserved place this spring.
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Geliege Station
Texas
Goodwin Hall
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