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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1918

Page

4

Italians at Steels Store Back War Thrift Drive

A Steels Store meeting drew an Italian audience who eagerly subscribed to thrift stamps. Rev Father DeSimone donated his hour to war speakers while Mr Moody, Judge Maloney, Mr Benson, and Mr Astin outlined the thrift stamp program Liberty loan food production and conservation. The crowd showed strong patriotism as stamps were sold quickly with many attendees pledging support.

Judge Maloney H. Astin C. L. Benson Mr. Moody Thrift Stoop Steels Store Father DeSimone C. Ll. Benson

Community Notes Highlight April Gatherings and Visits

Steep Hollow residents report rain welcomed by farmers though cotton may need replanting. Visitors include Mrs. Laura Kealter of Waco to see her brother R L Buchanan, Eva Brown of B I B A with Mrs J G Lentuylder, and Prof H H Richardson planning Jasper County trip. Bryan visitors attend Moody thrift stamp lecture, a war savings society forms with W K English president. Lieutenant Charlie Martin returns to Waco after visiting his parents T B Martin. Prof A B Ford of Harvey visits, Claude Henry of Wheelock visits J J Parker family.

Laura Kealter Waco R. L. Buchanan Eva Brown B. IB. A J. G. Lentuylder H. H. Richardson Jasper County Bryan Mr. Moody L. Benson Irvin Astin J. D. Martin Sidney Smith War Savings Socciety W. K. English Bessie Risinger Charlie Martin

Weather and town notes from Wellborn April update

The report records cool weather hurting crops and gardens in Wellborn. Residents visited a war relics train yesterday. Mrs. A W Royder is home with mumps. Lysle Royder and Odis Williams from Ellington field visited homefolks. Guy Foster and A W Boyder traveled to Orange for work. The local school and Sunday school are progressing nicely.

Wellborn A. W. Royder Lysle Royder Odis Williams Ellington Field Guy Foster A. W. Boyder Orange

STUMEZE Promises Digestive Relief Without X-ray Costs

A Coronado California resident touts STUMEZE as quick relief for nervous dyspepsia and chronic stomach trouble. He claims one dose cured him within twenty minutes and endorses buying from a druggist as a guaranteed remedy for gas sour risings belching and indigestion.

Stumeze Stumbeze W. C Dougal Coronado California Ady

Local girls urged to support war effort at home

Miss Faenie Graham returns home from school while Miss Lucile Masters studies in Louisiana and Miss Vivian Royder prepares to train as a nurse for wounded soldiers. The writer urges other girls to follow their patriotism and contribute to the war effort.

Faenie Graham Lucile Masters Louisiana Vivian Royder

Rain falls as crops thrive and locals aid navy friends

A rain shower improves crops in Tabor on Friday evening while Red Cross volunteers continue their good work. Local activities include Mrs. Broach hosting an entertainment for two navy boys, Jessie Hugghins and Albert McCallum, with Jesse departing Sunday for duty at the Great Lakes naval training station. Mrs. Thomas sick but improving, and visitors from Houston and Bryan attend to family needs.

Tabor Red Cross Broach Navy Jessie Hugghins Albert McCallum Jesse Great Lakes Thomas Hickman Houston Cliff Marin Bryan J. L. Sample Roy Hudspeth W. M. Hudspeth Woodall San Antonio Hudspeth

Easter service at Bright Light draws modest turnout

Harvey April 3 report Details of Easter Sunday services at Bright Light with school participation, new Easter songs, and a quartet of flower decor. Individuals praised for guiding children and music while noting community sickness and a nearby Sunday school convention. Also noted are family visits and local social events.

Harvey Winnie Belle Graham Sunshine Cole Firth College Essie Jones Sunshine Lily Davidson Mary Mann George Davidson

Lemon Juice and Orchard White Complexion Lotion Formula

A home remedy blends lemon juice with orchard white to create a cheap skin lotion. Strain two lemons, mix with three ounces orchard white, bottle and shake. Applied daily, it promises bleaching, clearing and smoothing of face neck arms and hands with the potential to keep for months.

Prairie View Offered for Government Negro Training

President Bizzell of A and M College announced that Prairie View will be offered to the government for training of Negro soldiers in technical lines. The move should not affect Prairie View’s summer session. The government may send troops to Prairie View for shop work bakers and army cook training.

Daily Eagle Bizzell A. and M. College Prairie View

Citation to Henry Pearson in Brazos County divorce case 1918

Sheriff publication is commanded to summon Henry Pearson by weekly notices for four weeks before the May 1918 district court term in Bryan. Plaintiff Essie Pearson sues for dissolution of marriage on grounds of abandonment since 1913, seeks costs and relief.

State OF Texas Brazos County Henry Pearson District Court Bryan A. D Essie Pearson Texas J. W. Barron Tex- 18

Brazos County Urged to Complete Liberty Bond Purchase

J. T. Maloney as Chairman of Brazos County Third Liberty Loan calls for immediate action to close purchase to enter bonafide list of bond patriots. County must exceed goal before the 15th.

Liberty Bond Brazos County J. T. Maloney Liberty Loan

Notice of death and tax assessment payment

Death of Mrs. M. M. Weeden at No. 74 announced. Assessment must be paid within 10 days. Signed by Joe B. Reed, Secretary.

M. M. Weeden Joe B. Reed

For Sale Cottonseed from O L Tabor and R L Brogden

Wanted ad item offers four tons of Mebane cottonseed for sale at $2 per bushel or $125 per ton. Contact O L Tabor or see R L Brogden, phone 75, location D2890W2.

O. L. Tabor R. L. Brogden

California Syrup of Figs promotes gentle child laxative

Moms use this fruit laxative to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels without griping. A coated tongue signals the need for a teaspoonful to ease foul waste and sour bile. The ad urges asking for California Fig Syrup and warns against counterfeits.

California California Fig Syrup Company Ady

Notice of Probate of Will J M Olsen Brazos County Texas 1918

Notice to interested persons that Mrs M L Olsen filed for probate of the last will and testament of J M Olsen deceased in Brazos County Court Texas. Hearing at the next term beginning April third Monday 1918 at the court house. Contested dates and execution proof to be returned.

State OF Texas Brazos County Wila J M. Olsen M. L. Olsen J. M. Olsen

Wade Cox Attacked Near Bryan Street Pool Hall

Wade Cox was assaulted by a white man while returning home from a pool hall on Bryan Street. The assailant used a club, took about $2 or $3, and fled. the incident occurred in front of the Moet man shop. Police search for the attacker.

Wade Cox Moetman Bryan Street

Spring Footwear Bargains At Local Shoe Sale

A local shoe sale advertises hundreds of cases of men women and children footwear bought at closeout prices. Women and misses patent leather and Vici Kid oxfords slip ons and high lace shoes are offered from 1.00 to 3.75 per pair with many styles under five dollars. Childrens slippers and girls shoes priced around 69c to 1.10 per pair. Mens dress white oxfords priced 1.39 per pair and similar reductions across the line.

New Line of Men's and Boys Work Shoes and Oxfords

A large inventory of men’s and boys’ work shoes and oxfords in tan and black is offered at low prices per pair from $3.75 down to $1.75. Also listed are 25 cases of white tennis oxfords with black soles and 20 cases of all white tennis oxfords with white soles.

Chadler Just

Dry Goods Department Brightens With Value Linings

A busy dry goods feature highlights new patterns in fancy lawns voiles organdies and plain white lawns. It promotes pricing at fractions and cents per yard, plus new dresses skirts and hats for men women and children with values ranging from 10c to several dollars.

Dry Goods Sale Bulletin for Hosiery and Apparel

A retailer advertises a wide assortment of hosiery and clothing items including children's and misses black hose from 10 to 19 cents, ladies silk hose in white black and stripes, men’s fancy hose in multiple colors, cotton towels, ribbed ladies vests, summer union shirts, apron overalls and work pants, boys knee pants, athletic undershirts, and blue chambray shirts with prices ranging from 10 to 69 cents and up to several dollars for pants.

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