College Station invited to host Fourth District Federation meeting
The Fourth District Federation of Women’s Clubs accepted an invitation to hold its 1922 annual convention at College Station. Mrs. W. B. Bizzell presented the proposal from the Campus Study Club and A. and M. College officials, praising the college town and its two thousand students. The Caldwell gathering approved unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Caldwell
College Station
Campus Study Club
W. B. Bizzell
A. & M. College
America
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Texas
Fourth District
Federation
College
Marriage Licenses Issued in Brazos County Last Week
County Clerk McSwain reports new licenses including Melvin Mallett and Cora Fitzgibbons, Monroe Washington and Sarah E. Shepherd, and Alfred Bennett and Lessie Blue. Salome Comstock leaves A M Experiment Station for a Plant Industry post in Harrisburg Pennsylvania after a visit with Fowler Colorado parents.
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Brazos County
McSwain
Melvin Mallett
Cora Fitzgibbons
Monroe Washington
Sarah E. Shepherd
Alfred Bennett
Lessie Blue
Annie
Personal mentions fill Bryan social pages across two days
The column lists visitors and residents in Bryan including Mrs C F Hostlter and daughter from Waco visiting relatives, John W Pierce arriving to run the United Home Builders office, Miss Ruth Harris and Miss Edna Cary from Houston as guests, and numerous travels, visits, and party plans across Bryan, College Station, Caldwell and Temple with clubs, weddings, and home moves noted.
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South
Bryan
Ruth Harris
Edna Cary
Houston
Mise Ethel] Sellers
S. C. Hoyle
J .T. Hanway
M. W. Sims
M Hetty Curry
Caldwell
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Fred Jones
D. C. Jones
Jeane Love
Denton
A. A. Love
Edge Apartments
Roylie H. Smith
Tabor
C. O. Watson
Wellborn
E. B. LaRoche
College
F. N. Redding
C. N. Campbell
San Francisco
Cal
Earlean Redding
D. C. DeMaret
West 29Th Street
W. S. Howell
Bryan Junction
Howell
Frances Hall
Austin
A. & M. College
Ava Haswell
Martha Goodwin
Dolores Dore
J. H. Sutton
San Angelo
College Station
Lilla Graham Bryan
Malcolm McInnis
Bryan Country Club
L. L. Click
FE. G. Jjnkins
Georgetown
Jenkins
Southwestern University
City hotels have been the profiteers
Caffesta Texas April 18 Associated Press. Hotelier WE Hawk of Hotel Gibson Cincinnati told the Southern Interstate Hotelmen association that prohibition has raised hotel costs as every convenience now charges. He recalled pre prohibition days when bars and hotels werelinked. He said hotels were perhaps the war profiteers and did not accept the war had ended.
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Associated Press
Caffesta
Texas
WE. Hawk
Gibson
Cincinnati
Southern Interstate Hotelmen’s Association
Hawk
Brazos County mass meeting on law enforcement planned
Citizens of Brazos prepare a county wide mass meeting at the Bryan court house on Friday April 29 to discuss law enforcement and social issues. A committee including E. J. Jenkins Tyler Haswell L. L. McInnis and others will organize a full program with morning afternoon and evening sessions featuring judges mayors sheriffs and legal officials.
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the Eagle
Dallas
Texas
Aaron Sapiro
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
McKinney
Paris
Waxahachie
Tyler
Waco
Taylor
Bryan
Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Sapiro
Abilene
California
J. T. Orr
Farm Bureau
Texas Farm Marketing Association
Southwestern Farm Bureau Wool and Mohair Growers’ Cooperative Association
Texas Cooperative Marketing
America
Davis
Rountree
Brazos
Williams
McLennan
Stevenson
Victoria
Senate
Smith
Buchanan
Bailey
Veatch
Ehtre
Middle-West
England
Russia
Denmark
France
Hungary
Germany
Eagle
Baptist Tabernacle
Brazos County
Court House
E. J. Jenkins
Tyler Haswell
L. L. McInnis
Lee J. Rountree
Albert Buchanan
Council On Law Enforcement
John A. Moore Jr
W. G. Martin
F. L. Hender
Mrs. Mary Jane Jones of Sherman Dies
Mrs. Mary Jane Jones of Sherman died Thursday night at her niece’s home. The body will be shipped to Bryan and the funeral will be Saturday at 10 oclock from Mrs. Kate Wilcox home with interment in the city cemetery. Dr. Wm. N. Shell will officiate with pallbearers including Walter J. Coulter and others. She lived in Bryan formerly, was married to H. H. Jones known as Doc, and remembered for Christian charity during the yellow fever epidemic which claimed the life of her daughter Alice.
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Kate Wilcox
Mary Jane Jones
Sherman
A. T. Potter
Bryan
Wm. N. Shell
The
Presbyterian Church
Walter J. Coulter
F. Hk. Henderson
J. L. Brock
Dale Weddington
D. Mike
D. R. Newland
Jones
H. H. Jones
Doc
Mrs. Jones
Alice
Texas Faces Dairy Shortage and Rising Dairy Imports
Special to the Eagle notes Texas consumes 82 million pounds of butter yearly but produces 62 million, with 20 million pounds imported for butter plus 15 million pounds of cheese and other dairy goods shipped into the state. The report suggests a 50 percent herd increase needed to meet demand and predicts growth in hog and dairy sectors in 1921 and 1922.
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Eagle
Dallas
Texas
Texas Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Ridgeway
Fort Worth
Amarillo
San Antonio
Ridgeway
A. & M. College
10 Tax Special Interests for Education in Texas
Governor Neff received petitions from across Texas urging a rural school aid bill in a coming special session. A $4,000,000 rural aid bill failed for lack of funds. Annie Webb Blanton proposed taxing tickets to amusements and taxing natural resources like coal and oil to raise revenue. The governor has not announced definite revenue-raising plans.
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Eagle
Austin
Texas
Neff
Annie Webb Blanton
Violation of Peonage Law Reported in West Texas
Dallas reports state that U S Department of Justice agents are investigating peonage claims in West Texas with teams from Dallas Fort Worth and Abilene. Mexicans allegedly held in peonage chained at night to prevent escape while being kept slightly behind on payments. Investigations across multiple western counties proceed with charges possible if warranted.
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Dallas
Texas
West
Department
Spencer
Department of Justice
Chief Spencer
Directors Stock Association Holds Meeting in Brazos County
The Brazos County Pure Bred Live Stock Association directors met in the County Agent's office Saturday afternoon to draft constitution and by laws for submission at the next regular meeting on the second Saturday in May. Members present included President Roger Q. Astin and C Egbert Jones.
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Brazos County
Benson
Roger Q. Astin
C. Egbert Jones
W. E. Graham
I. M. Cook
J. L. Cobb
G. W. Saxon
A. W. Kinnard
Floy Saxon
Joe Liod Jr
A. W. Buchanan
S. E. Eberstadt
C. L. Benson
Shorthorn Club
City National Bank
Bargain Sale Highlighting Dresses Shoes and More
A sale listing offers girls white dresses ages 6 to 14 at 1.75 1.50 and 1.25 together with parasols bleached vests voile and veil goods. Men and boys wear including shirts pants and coats at marked low prices. A large assortment of household items and 100 percent bargain claims accompany the sale.
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Nansook Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rountree of
John Curley
Curley
A. W. Reynolds
A. W. Jr
Canton
South Dakota
Reynold
Robert S. Webb Jr
South College Avenue
Kate Barclay Williams
Ashville
N. C
Florida
Sallie W. Law
L. C. Wilkerson
China
J. M. Bullock
Allen Carr
Wheeler-Bain
City Hotels
C. Hoyle
Oak McKenzie
L. E
Morehead
Tion
J. C. Minkert
Lee_ J. Rountree
J. T. Maloney
J. N. Goodwin
Clifford G. Beckham
District For
R. O. Allen
C. M. Cureton
Anti-Saloon League
Fagle Printing
Directors Stock Association
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis, Minn
M. Bonneville
Main Street
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