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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
3
Kurten community leaders consider combining future club meetings with the community group to boost attendance and engage adults in club work. The article highlights projects in crops livestock gardening poultry and home improvement along with trips to A and M College and local poultry farm demonstrations.
In Navasota on April 24 Caldwell High School led Class A district no 24 events with 81 points while Navasota High School scored 50. Class B saw College Station Consolidated beat Wallis 36 to 84 with Bellville third at 14.
Mr and Mrs E A Peters journeyed to Bryan today for business from their Harvey home.
Resolutions read at the Brazos Presbyterial closing session express gratitude to Bryan Texas citizens for hospitality during the 21st annual Woman's Auxiliary meeting. They thank the Christian church officers, College Auxiliary ladies, and Presbyterial hosts. resolutions will be filed in Brazos minutes.
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce held its regular Tuesday morning session at ten o clock. The meeting focused on matters of immediate interest to Bryan and the surrounding area. Attendees included city officials, county agents, and local business leaders led by President J M Gordon and City Manager Fr E McAdams.
Governor Neff appoints Brazos County notaries public listing names and locales such as Bryan College Station and Millican. The roster includes Geo A Adams Rob ert Armstrong S G Bailey W S Barron J L Barron J W Batts and many others across Bryan College Station Millican Wellborn Benchley Kurten and Oak.
Mrs C W Seay and her young daughter Mary Elizabeth of Colorado Springs are visiting Mrs Will R Thomas, sister of Mrs Seay, in town for a family visit.
Wichita Falls engineer R A Thompson argues the $600000 reclamation survey program passed at the regular session is vital for Texas flood control and irrigation. He cites potential statewide benefits, and contrasts actions by Stiles and Norris on survey work and reservoir site planning.
Government bulletin issued Monday by L H Dain gerfield of Houston reports slowly receding flood stages on the lower Neches and lower Sabine rivers for several days. The Trinity river remains at flood stage at Liberty and below but will fall within 48 hours. little change expected on the Trinity from Trinidad to Riverside and along the Brazos in the next 48 hours.
Mrs F C Birdwell and her son Marvin spent Sunday in Navasota with her brother J B Crutchfield. Wyley Thursman of the Macey community in the county’s northern part was a business visitor in the city today.
Secretary Sam E. Eberstadt of the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce announces the sale of the Fourth Series of stock in Bryan Building and Loan Association. The sale totals $1,000,000, bringing monthly income to $6,000. He wore a clown suit during a two and a half hour campaign, with 111 subscribers and initial payments reaching $1,250 for $260,000 in stock.
Special to the Eagle. In Austin on April 24 House Bill No. 12 was introduced by multiple members and referred to Revenue and Taxation. The bill creates uniformity and equalization of taxation and grants the State Tax Board broad oversight over assessments and county boards of equalization to ensure state tax valuations are just across counties.
Mrs J R Astin of Bryan visits Houston to attend the Light Guard reunion with Mrs Luke L Bradley. Her brother Hadley Franklin belonged to the prize team and Light Guard Veterans' Association before his death. Astin plans to attend the Sanders Miller wedding and then visit Captain and Mrs James A Baker before continuing to see Mrs EB McCann.
Ideal weather drew full attendance at the Woman's Missionary Society gatherings. Group No 2 hosted by Mrs S Martin had nine members and guests, with Miss Nellie Ruth Martin providing piano selections and a refreshment spread. Group No 4, led by Mrs H H Seale, drew one of the year's largest crowds, featuring a Korea mission dialogue. Group No 3 met at Mrs W F Gibbs with Wade Cox leading the program and several members assisting.
W. W. Solomon, H. N. Cochran, C. A. Lewis, H. C. Willis, T. H. Brown, J. N. Goodwin, J. D. McDonald, Misses Lillie Hal and Emile Cochran appear in a resumed social column featuring community figures and neighbors.
Claude Edward Boyd of Fort Worth praises Tanlac for relieving a stubborn stomach disorder and boosting his weight by fifteen pounds after six to seven bottles. He says sleep improved and energy returned, thanks to the medicine recommended by his father in law. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles previously sold.
Houston leaders B W Steele grand chancellor and John T Bonner grand master of finance visited Bryan Tuesday evening to join the Do main of Texas Ward Templeman Navasota Lodge 17 and other dignitaries at a local K P celebration.
Dr J N Goodwin is listed as an internal medicine and diseases of children physician with offices in the Smith Building. Office telephone 493 and residence phone 295 are provided.
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