Navasota Examiner quotes Eagle on local accident and broom factory push
The Navasota Examiner reprints the Eagle story about Mr. Robert Hamilton of Grimes county injured returning from Bryan. It praises Bryan, notes rivalry with Navasota, and reports Navasota’s bid for a broom factory to boost farmers and industry. Cotton market snapshot from Liverpool and Bryan prices follow.
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Navasota
Eagle
Robert Hamilton
Grimes. County
Bryan
Hamilton
Brother Eagle
Texas
Community Notes and Local Happenings in Bryan
Miss Hursey from Jersey and a knife board business opening headline a busy Bryan day. T W C and West Side School basketball clash at 9 am on T W C grounds. Mrs B White’s furniture and undertaking business is closing after 31 years. Sheriff Conlee reports Frank Smith jailed for theft of two wagonloads of corn tied to the Bryan market. Oysters and a rummage sale hosted by Methodist ladies at the former Rommet building. Rugel suffers a broken shoulder for A M during Southwestern game. Scarbrough to start in Thanksgiving game at Austin. Mr and Mrs George A Adams arrive from Dallas to reside with H Robinson. A warm Bryan welcome to the bride elect. W H Walker gifts a 15 ounce Japan persimmon, tree once won top prizes at San Antonio and Brazos fairs. Rev Michael Kenny of St Mary’s University lectured Villa Maria pupils on Education and Character formation. He preaches triduum for Villa Maria sisters before Our Lady’s Presentation feast.
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Hursey
Jersey
West Side School
B. White
Bryan
Bill Long
Eagle
Rugel
Southlwestern
Scarbrough
Austin
George A. Adams
Dallas
H. ©. Robinson
Houston
Fannin Streets
W. H. Walker
Japan
Walker
San Antonio
Brazos County
Michael Kenny
St. Mary's University
Galveston
Villa Maria Academy
Father Kenny
Villa Maria
Our Lady's Presentation
Temple
Leading Tillers of Texas Hear National Panel on Farm Betterment
A large Dallas audience heard L H Bailey Henry Wallace and Kenyon L Butterfield discuss rural life conditions in Texas. The Roosevelt commission showcased nonpaid work to study social economic and sanitary aspects and propose reforms for farmers.
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Texas
Dallas
Commercial Club
L. H. Bailey
New York
Henry Wallace
Iowa
Kenyon L. Butterfield
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
E. W. Allen
Department of Agriculture
C. J. Blanchard
The
Reclamation Service
Department of the Interior
C. W. Styles
United States Marine Hospital Corps
Treasury Department
William Rice
College Park
Midh
Richmond
Athens
Raleigh
N. C
Spartansburg
S. C
O. P. Bowser
Laredo
Aaron Coffee
McKinney
Kidd
Collin County
Wallace
Hawkeye
S. A. Fishburn
Dallas County
Henson
Grayson County
E. A. Calvin
Texas Farmers’ Union
Butterfield
Calvin
Farmers’ Union
Neill
New York Cotton Exchange
E. W. Kirkpatrick
Burned to a Crisp in Arkansas Freight Crash
Charles Clark died when a regular freight train collided with an extra locomotive at Brinkley Arkansas as smoke from forest fires hid the signals. Four other men were injured in the crash reported November 20. Also from Greenville Texas on November 20 the North Texas Methodist conference denounced Sunday openings of the State Fair in Dallas and Sunday entertainments and railway excursions.
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Brinkley
Ark
Charles Clark
Greenville
Tex
North Texas Methodist Conference
Texas
Dallas
Robbery Attempt On Santa Fe Train Leaves Man Shot
Fort Worth, Nov. 20. Joe Peffer, a white man from Sulphur, Oklahoma, was shot and seriously injured by a large black man aboard a Santa Fe freight train bound for Cleburne. The assailant attempted a robbery and escaped.
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Fort Worth
Joe Peffer
Sulphur
Okla
Cleburne
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Sooweee
Gs. Fowntain
Bryan and Navasota
Liverpool
the Wuality Grocer
Emmet &Maloney
Webb Bros
Country Life Hearing
Attica
Renninger & Hilcox
Darwin R. James
Federal Board of Indian Commissioners
Brooklyn
Uckets
First National Bank
Bo Boe
Bryan Roller Rink
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