Pure Bred Livestock Club Plans May Shows and Pictures
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club details mem bership eligibility for pure bred livestock, a $2000 film showing The Golden Pure Bred Age set for May 14 in Bryan, and a May 13 preview at Tabor Welfare Club. Report notes Norman Harris’s Poland gift illness, immunization advice, and local club activities including a moonlight picnic and essays on trips to College by Steep Hollow and Tabor members. Arthur Bayless from Hillsboro submits a farm youth editorial praising extension work and farm life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County Pure Bred Live Stock Association
Collin County Pure Bred Live Stock Association
Tabor
Bryan
Steep Hollow Club
Norman Harris
Lola Sullivan Poultry Club Girl of Poplar Grove Farm
Lola Sullivan of Poplar Grove Farm Trimble Tenn a poultry club girl age fourteen has kept a strong record since age ten facing disease storms and varmints She owns fifty dollars in War Savings Stamps and nearly three hundred in a bank account Her 1920 report notes the steady work of hatching feeding tending and guarding against hawks possums rats and other threats with steady daily effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Sullivan
Weekly News Letters
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Poplar Grove Farm
Trimble
Tenn
Sunday School Institute at First Baptist Bryan
A Sunday School Institute will be held at the First Baptist church in Bryan starting Sunday April 24 1921. Secretary W P Phillips and primary specialist Miss Harding will lead lectures and addresses open to all interested in Sunday school and Bible instruction. Further details on time and study to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. P. Phillips
Miss Harding
Baptists
Eget
Phillips
Harding
W. G. Martin
Allen Academy
Dallas
C. S. Gainer
South College Avenue
B. C. Bond
Prospect
I. M. Cook
Bryan
Joe Sample
Tabor
M. Francis
College
William Hudspeth
John W. Dyess
Harvey
Thedford's Black Draught Endorsed by Nashville Buyer
East Nashville grocer W. N. Parsons praises Thedford's Black Draught as the best liver remedy for sour stomach headache and indigestion. He says it regulates the liver and cleanses bowels, and urges consumers to insist on the genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Thedford
W. N. Parsons
Parsons
Aaron Sapiro to Speak in Bryan May 7
Texas Farm Bureau reports Aaron Sapiro, California marketing expert, will tour Texas and address meetings in multiple towns. He opens in Paris, then McKinney, with Bryan scheduled for Saturday at 1 30 p m followed by Corpus Christi and San Antonio engagements.
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Eagle
Dallas
Texas
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Aaron Sapiro
California
Sapiro
C. O. Moser
Texas Farm Bureau
Paris
McKinney
Abilene
Waxahachie
Tyler
Waco
Taylor
Bryan
Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Mrs. J. E. Pennington Laid to Rest in Local Funeral
The funeral of Mrs. J. E. Pennington of San Antonio, delayed by relatives’ absence, was held this afternoon at 3 o clock conducted by Dr. Jnc A Held of the First Baptist church. Active pallbearers from the 33 degree Masonry included P. S. Park J. W. Webb J. M. Gordon J. W. James E. W. Crenshaw and J. B. Priddy with burial in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Pennington
San Antonio
G. R. Wicker
Jnc. A. Held
First Baptist Church
Jerome Pennington
Hillsboro
Pennington
Nacogdoches
George Wicker, Jr
Austin
Maude Wicker
Bryan
Ellington
Coleman Hardy
P. S. Park
J. W. Webb
J. M. Gordon
J. W. James
E. W. Crenshaw
J. B. Priddy
City Electrician Narrowly Escapes 2300-Volt Contact
City electrician I. B. Warren nearly suffered fatal electrocution during a storm when a live 2300-volt line in a West Side tree near the J. O. Tucker home shocked him. He was found unconscious and carried to the city office, but this morning he reports only weakness and soreness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Warren
Mr. Warren
J. O. Tucker
Warren
Bryan Knights on a Trip to Caldwell
The Bryan Knights of Pythias Degree team traveled to Caldwell by train due to heavy rain. Nine degrees were conferred eight by the group and two seconds. Participants included M. M. Erskine R. M. Walker J. E. Gammon J. W. Hall Tom Zuber Pat Newton Chas Wetter L. P. Skinner Oak McKenzie L. D. Maddox and John D. Mann of Navasota joined here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Knights of Pythias
Caldwell
M. M. Erskine
R. M. Walker
J. E. Gammon
J. W. Hall
Tom Zuber
Pat Newton
Chas. Wetter
L. P. Skinner
Oak McKenzie
L. D. Maddox
John D. Mann
Navasota
Steep Hollow Progressive Club Hosts Moonlight Social
Secretary S E Eberstadt and County Agent C L Benson report a lively Steep Hollow Progressive Agricultural Club gathering at the Cook home with games songs and a bountiful lunch. Members Floy Saxon Joel English and other Reliance attendees joined Bryan visitors Elliott Benson and others. Miss Ethel Tobias leads the club as it plans a joint program with the school on Tuesday night May the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steep Hollow
S. E. Eberstadt
C. L. Benson
Progressive Agricultural Club
I. M. Cook
Floy Saxon
Joel English
Reliance
Ss. E Eberstadt
Elliott Benson
Bryan
Ethel Tobias
Tick Eradication Cases Set For May 2
Nine tick eradication cases were called in Justice J. W. Hamilton's court for trial May 2 after complaints by Inspector Paul Swan coat involving failure to dip cattle as prescribed by law. Witnesses are summoned for May 6. prosecutions by County Attorney Minkert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hamilton
Paul Swancoat
Minkert
Fort Worth Police Watch Speed on College Road
Sheriff Moorehead and Chief Martin checked speed on College-Bryan road, tallying about fifty cars from Galveston and Houston, with several speeding at high rates despite stops. In a Fort Worth court, a husband fined his wife five dollars for improper parking, a rare case noted by the prosecutor. The poem by R. V. Ball closes the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Moorehead
W. S. Martin
College-Bryan Road
Galveston
Houston
Eagle
Fort Worth
Tex
Corporation Court
Raymond Buck
Main Street
Buck
H. O. Gossett
Queen's Ball and R. V. Hop Greatest in History at A. and M.
A. and M. College Station Texas April 23. A record crowd attended the R. V. Hop at Shisa Hall with nearly 300 couples and 200 chaperones. Stewarts Jazz band from Memphis provided the music as Lt. A. L. Forbes led the grand march with Katherine Alexander. The Queen's Ball followed with King Romus G. W. Martin and Queen Francis Hall joining the festivities. The R. V. banquet featured a five course dinner and speeches by President Bizzell and Catfish Goodman. The Corps Dance closes the festival tonight at 8 with an expected turnout smaller due to fatigue.
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Eagle
College Station
Texas
A. & M. College
Shisa Hall
R. V
Stewarts
Memphis
Tennessee
A. L. Forbes
Houston
Katherine Alexander
Terrell
A. B. Knickerbocker
J. F. Mahan
G. W. Martin
Knickerbocker
Buie
Ballard
Williams
Thompson
Cox
Geist
McMillan
Bryan and
College
W. B. Bizzell
L. R. Dougherty
W. H. H. Morris
Messrs
J. C. Nagle
W. W. Kraft
C. J. Rothgeb
E. O. Siecke
E. B. LaRoche
A. T. Potts
O. M. Ball
F. C. Bolton
E. J. Kyle
J. O. Morgan
J. B. Bagley
C. Hedges
F. W. Hensel
B. Youngblood
J. W. Batts
M. B. Parker
E. H. Astin
J. Webb Howell
A. M. Waldrop
Milton Sims
J. H. Webb
Tyler Haswell
Geo. Long
G. A. Geist
D. B. Milner
W. T. Ball
J. F. DeRohan
C. D. Horne
L. A. Kurtz
A. L. Tuttle
R. W. Wilson
R. P. Marstellar
Mark Francis
Dallas
Romus
Francis Hall
Austin
Mess Hall
R. Vv
Bizzell
Catfish” Goodman
A. V
Knights Templar elect officers and plan 1922 conclave
The 1921 conclave approved four new charters Dalhart Port Arthur Bay City and Stamford and granted dispensations to Knights Templar at Childress Midland Seymour and Bowie. Fort Worth will host the next conclave April 20 21 and 22 with L G Hawkins and other officers elected. Over 14 800 Knights Templar in Texas Grand Commandery with a net gain of about 3 700. Texas remains sixth in commandery size.
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Tesad
Knights Templar
Fort Worth
L. G. Hawkins
Vernon
Thomas C. Yantis
George Stapleton
Amarillo
H. Luther Sanders
Galveston
J. H. Sherrin
Dallas
Dalhart
Port Arthur
Bay City
Stamford
Childress
Midland
Seymour
Bowie
Texas Grand Commandery
Texas
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Massachusetts
H. B. Stoddard
H. B. Jamison
J. D. Martin
Ivanhoe
Knights
Wichita Falls
J. A. Kemp
RichmondGuest Elsie Mae Hardin Teaches at Institute
Miss Elsie Mae Hardin of Richmond Virginia visits Bryan to teach primary Sunday School methods at the First Baptist Church Sunday School Institute and stays with Mr and Mrs E F Parks during her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Mae Hardin
Richmond
Bryan
First Baptist Church
E. F. Parks
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C L. Benson
Raymond Mathis
Floy
Arthur Bayless
Oliver Plow Co
South Bend
Indiana
Arthur
Oliver Plow
Texas Boys’ Special
Sunday School Institute
Twesday
A. W. Kinnard
Bastrop County
State Agricultural Department
E. Eberstadt
Thorndale
Haswell
E. C. Brockman
Jack Bullock
J. H. Dowling
Wellborn
W. A. Smith
Millican
W. E. King
Brazos Bottom
A.W Kinnard
Geo
P. Edge
F. B. Holland
C .M. Degelia
Jno
M. Moore
C. R. Restmeyer
A. L. Higgs
Rye
Mrs. Pennington
CITY
Bryan Knights
Galdwell
Progressive Club
Bryan Daily Eagle
Sheriff Morehead
Chief Martin
Tom Payton
Benchley
R. V. Ball
H. 8
Brazos
County Court House
Queen's Ball
R. V. Hop
Park
Will Holmes
Hearne
Hanna
Aes
E. J. Jenkins Co
Parker-Astin, Co
A. M. Waldrop Co
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