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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
2
Reports from Berlin indicate Agri 22 discusses peace terms and potential plebiscite. Officials note readiness and timeline with several days of discussion and a comittee statement outlining the treaty framework and consent processes.
An article in the United Press notes a speech by former secretary of state Berlim Haase now leading the German somalist ministry. It suggests a Saar style crisis may reappear as Germany seeks stable leadership and broader influence abroad.
Exhibits list tame U boats and related items to be displayed under government review. Officials and exhibitors promote the displays as educational and peaceful, with emphasis on historical context and public interest.
Community notices urge residents to join Red Cross volunteers in knitting and sewing. Calls to recruit more workers for efficient work, with daily room trips and a focus on providing clothing and supplies to the destitute across Europe.
A wartime era brief states Anne Bizzell will visit with Army aircraft crew this weekend. Lt. Owen and Edones Go are listed among pilots for the event at Pinsmil. College participants and flyers accompany the crew for the weekend program.
An old advertisement offers Freezone to treat corns and calluses. It claims a quarter ounce costs little and instantly relieves pain, shrinking the corn and lifting it out with root and all without inflammation or harm.
Poorly legible notes describe a 1907 or 1960 era discussion on education funding and state standards. It mentions Texas and various dates, inspections, and “districts,” with references to Germanic terms and a looming education commission outcome.
The commission met to consider restoring train service and weighing funding. Statements from Canes A Minow Mayfield and others discussed reheating the rear lines and potential costs. The Kansas and Verae railways were considered for possible reinstatement with mileage allowances proposed.
Farmers from Bearer betta will attend the AdliaChal event. The demonstration, shipped from Bodine Wisscaria, arrives next week and will feature tractors for field cultivation. Observers can view the machine at the college next week to learn its impact on farming practices.
Notice lists J. E. Butler estate in Brazos County Texas with W. E. Saunders filing for probate and letters testamentary to be heard on the third Monday in April 1919 at the Brazos County Court House. Readers may appear to contest. writ with return dates must be shown. signature H. C. Ferguson, Clerk. Also ad for Heberine bowel regulator sold at Jenkins Drug Store and M. H. Jamen.
Fragmented article notes Houston requests a formal ruling from the Attorney General on the legality of a movement within the department of agrprimitives related to MUTA Gilles and acreage purchases.
Some farmers in the community consider leaving the area to emigrate to Siena. Seivw Besa and Wil Walker host a gathering with Mrs John Walker entertaining guests at a party Friday night.
An aircraft will transport two engineers and a security team to St Louis for a routine inspection. The flight is scheduled for April with crew and equipment prepared for the mission.
An urchin era advertisement notes Ballards Snow Liniment sold at Drog Store and WM H. Jamen. The fragment hints at medicinal product availability in a local shop.
In Corvicana Texas Mrs E F Milner says after years of pain and weakness Tanlac restored her health. She reports losing weight, rebounding strength, and relief from constant headaches after using the tonic, believing it saved her life.
An 81 year old farmer is linked to a fatal harm case involving multiple parties. The report notes medical treatment and warnings about infection risks, with mentions of surgeons and antiseptic ideas as key to healing and emergency readiness.
The court orders publication of a citation in Brazos County for a divorce petition filed by Viola Welch against O W Welch. The notice announces the plaintiff and defendant’s marriage, separation since 1915, and requests the defendant appear at the next term to answer the petition filed April 4 1919.
Seller touts largest stock in years and emphasizes deep discounts on a new lot of goods. Repeats claims of selling below wholesale and urges customers to visit to see prices and bargains.
Fragmented OCR lists lowest prices in two years for various fabrics by the yard. Mentions include percale and lawn fabrics, checks and stripes, gingham effects, and table cloths in mixed colors. References vague yardage and quantities, with erred spellings and missing amounts.
Large stock arriving soon with discounts on ladies and men shoes and slippers. Dressy patent heels, kid leather sandals, and white poplin slippers featured. Mens wear includes work and dress shoes, tennis shoes, and silk shirts. Also dresses, skirts, aprons, towels, and wash suits with deep reductions. Demand returns to see two-year best bargains.
An old advertisement lists men and women footwear with low prices and discounts. It promotes ladies rubber soled oxfords and slippers, men’s low cut loafers, and dress shoes in black and tan with prices ranging from about $1 to $5.58.
The ad promotes a large line of window specials and spring styles with fabric values per yard and discounted prices for ladies wear. It lists items including silk skirts and yardage in multiple prices and mentions new season designs and up-to-date fashion at bargain rates.
Readable sale notes show discounts on children's percale aprons and dresses with prices from 89 cents to 5 dollars. Percale house and street dresses feature lower prices, plus new lace and embroidery lines. Toweling, aprons, gingham, and boudoir caps offered at reduced rates.
A local store advertises a large selection of men’s work pants and overalls with price points including 89c to 98c for pants, 1.25 to 2.69 for overalls and dress pants, and 0.95 to 1.98 for shirts. Youth knee pants are also on sale at 35c to 98c in all sizes.
A millinery sale advertises trimmed hats from 1.50 to 3.98 and untrimmed shapes at 8c to 1.75. It highlights flowers, wreaths, velvet ribbon, and Easter Panama hats with up-to-date ready-to-wear items and aggressive bargain pricing.
Prof Odie Minatra has been offered the superintendency of the State Orphan's Home at Isicana by Governor Hobby and travels to Corsicana to inspect conditions. If acceptable he aims to straighten the tangle and end long discord at the home. Also mentions a spectacle in Paris where a legless horseman rode with aid and an attendant.
In Birmingham on April 22 public schools will organize Spanish classes for students with a program of instruction and a lecture series on the Spanish business methods of the era.
An old advertisement touts Herbine as a great regulator for irregular bowels. It claims to purify the system vitalize the blood and improve digestive organs. Sold by Jenkins Drug Store and M. H. James.
An old advertising claim describes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a true tonic that drives out malaria and enriches the blood and system. It targets both adults and children with general health strengthening benefits and a pleasant taste.
The Commercial club directors postponed their morning meeting due to the revival and adjourned to 3 p.m. Yesterday few attended the afternoon session so no action was taken on the special order. Chairman Wallace and Engineer Love planned to present the Mineral Wells good roads trip report and discuss county road plans but deferred to avoid interfering with the revival.
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