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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1914

Page

7

St Andrew’s Episcopal Church Ready for Easter Opening

The new St Andrew's Episcopal Church in Andrews is completed and to be formally opened at the Easter service tomorrow. The structure sits a block from the old church site and features memorials from guild members including windows, hangings, and a last Supper mosaic. The first baptism in the new church will be Mr John Herrington this afternoon.

St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Federal Post Office Bishop Gregg Texas J. L. Garth Frank Thomas Garth Fannie Garth Cora Garth Kate. Parker Oliver Kate Parker M. B. Parker Hattie E. ‘White da Vinci Guild George D. Haswell Eliza Bryan Hearne and Calvert M. A. Jenkins O. H. Astin J. W. English Guy M. Bryan Jr John Herrington

St Andrews Church Bryan Texas 1867 1912 Cornerstone Inscriptions

The Bryan Texas St Andrews Church showcases a pressed grey brick exterior with stone trimmings and an inscription bearing dates 1867 1912 on the north facade. The building features steam heating perfect acoustics and an elegant interior with art glass drapery carvings and a Pilcher Sons organ donated by the guild. Memorials honor George Samuel Parker the Parker family and Mrs Kate Parker Oliver among others.

St. Andrew's Church Bryan Texas Christ Geo. H. Kinsolving Willam Wesley Anton Lang Christus Oberammergau Bavaria Pilcher Sons Louisville George Samuel Parker M. J. Parker Kate Parker Oliver Farnk Pauline Webb Clarke Edith Clarke Moore Ashville N. C Frank Clarke Fort Worth Josephine Clarke Lawrence Billy and Kate Oliver

McCulloch Announces Candidacy for Brazos County Tax Collector

At the invitation of many friends, W I McCulloch asks The Eagle to present his name for the Brazos County tax collector race in the Democratic primary. A Bryan resident with mercantile and Farmers Union cotton warehouse experience, he is praised for honor integrity and Christian character.

W. I. McCulloch Brazos County Tuly McCulloch J. H. McCulloch Harvey Bryan Farmers’ Union

Huerta Junta Members Executed in Mexican Cemetery

Francisco Fimbres and Jo{ox} Gamoba, Huerta faction members living near the U S border, were executed in a Nogales, Mexico cemetery today after being captured in Mexico.

Associatea Press Nogales Mexico Francisco, Fimbres Jo&x Gamoba Huerta

Federal Board Warns Mills to Burn Egyptian Cotton Seed

The Federal Horticultural Board orders all cotton mills to burn seed found in bales imported from Egypt. Officials fear pink bollworm larvae in the seed and will survey mills in both the North and South for Egyptian seed.

Washington Federal Horticultural Board Lotton Mills Egypt

C. L. McCoy Seeks 22nd District Representative Seat

C L McCoy of Bryan announces as a Democratic candidate for the Twenty Second Representative District representing Brazos and Grimes counties. He cites long residency, local popularity, and stance on statewide prohibition, separation of A M and State University, reform of Terrell election law, penitentiary reform, and use of short term convicts on highways. He pledges loyalty to common interests and urges voters to consider his claims and elect him.

The Eagle C. L. McCoy Bryan Brazos Grimes Brazos County Austin Texas A. & M. College State University Terrell

Three Fire Deaths Reported In San Antonio

AP reports in San Antonio on April 10 that E. C. Jackson, a chauffeur, died from burns after a fire destroyed the citys largest garage on North Flores street. The blaze caused $10 000 in losses and Jackson was found asleep in the office. Earlier that night Mrs. Tennessee Hill and her daughter Mary Hill died in a house fire at Mornville when the mothers clothing ignited from a stove and the daughter perished trying to save her mother.

Assoociated Press San Antonio Tex E. C. Jackson North Flores Street Jackson Tennessee Hill Miss Mary Mornville Hoth

Whooping cough proves deadlier with 500 child deaths

Physicians of the Academy of Medicine say whooping cough is more dangerous than thought and caused about 500 child deaths in New York last year, highlighting a dire public health concern.

New York The Academy of Medicine

Flora Drummond Fined For Loud Protest At Court

General Flora Drummond again attempted to speak from the dock using a new method but was fined by the London magistrate. Three policemen restrained her as she hurled a whistle at the judge.

Associated Press London England Flora Drummond

Old Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil Promises Quick Relief

Advert says Dre Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil cures the worst sores and relieves pain while healing. Available in 25¢ 50¢ and $1 sizes.

Solace Remedy Promises Quick Uric Acid Cure

German scientists develop Solace Remedy claimed to dissolve uric acid and purify blood. Easy on the stomach, free of opiates, with U S agents in Battle Creek and free testimonials offered. Boxed in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes, write for a free box.

Solace CO Battle Creek U. S Solace R. Lee Morris First National Bank of Chico Texas Solace Company Memphis Tenn R. L. Morris Solace Remedy CO Battle Creek, Mich

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