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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1914

Page

8

Garrett declines elimination bid for Congressman at Large race

Washington April 27 Representative Garrett declines invitation to enter an elimination race reducing candidates for Congressman at Large. He notes Texas Democrats endorse President Wilson and his administration and says he will seek re election in the July primary. He mentions Sumners retirement creates Fifth District vacancy and cites other Democrats urging no elimination.

Washington Garrett R. B. Humphrey Throckmorton Fort Worth Humphrey Wilson Texas Thomas H. Ball Baltimore Democracy of J. M. Hawkins

Important meetings announced at A and M

The Texas A and M College will host three major gatherings in July. Farmers Institutes July 17 18 Farmers Short Course July 20 25 and Farmers Congress July 27 29. Dean E J Kyle Kane and H E Singleton announced the dates, expecting higher attendance than last year and detailing new demonstrations and practical lectures for delegates.

Texas Farmer Texas A. & M. College State Department of Agriculture College Texas Farmers’ Congress Farmers’ Institutes Farmers Farmers’ Congress E. J. Kyle School of Agriculture A. & M. College Kane Austin H. E. Singleton McKinney Commissioner Kane FE. J. Kyle College Station Texas

Clean-Up Campaign Meeting Sets May 2 3 Target

Bryan residents urged to join a city wide clean up led by Mrs A M Waldrop with Miss Malcolm McInnis as secretary. The plan calls for trash collection May 2 3 and post cleanup inspections by a panel including the mayor health officer and county judge.

A. M. Waldrop Malcolm McInnis Bryan Eagle

Rural schools close countywide amid trips and games

Six rural schools shut Friday with concerts and picnics for pupils. Edge and Blanton schools held programs and picnics while Steep Hollow closed due to smallpox fears. Tabor beat Kurten 6 4 and 8 3 in baseball as Wheelock joined in. County Superintendent Parker praises the session.

Edge F. C. McDonald Nina Henry Blanton School Lena Gilpin Tabor Kurten Goodson Nona Goodson Shiloh Jerome Kopecky Maude Sowarby Steep Hollow Alexander Stuart McSwain Emma Montgomery Wheelock Parker

Secrets of Sex Knowledge Book Ad By Hall

An advertisement for a sex education book by Winfield Scott Hall promotes plain truths on sex matters for marriage happiness. It lists audiences including nurses teachers doctors and preachers and claims scientific accuracy with endorsements from major papers. Available under plain wrapper for $1.00 plus 10 cents postage from Miami Publishing Company Dayton Ohio.

Winfield Scott Hall Ph Odo Leipzig Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Press Standard Book of Knowledge Philadelphia Ledger New York World Miami! Publishing Dayton, Ohio

Villa responds to arbitrate plan against Huerta

Juarez dispatches quote General Villa welcoming arbitration to settle the Mexican dispute if Huerta is eliminated. He says the three southern republics must not gain too much influence and that the United States alone could handle the matter if it prevents bloodshed. He notes anti American feeling but no personal affront. He predicts Huerta’s resignation is possible as Mexican public opinion shifts.

Juarez Mexico Huerta Cientificos United States Tampico

Equipment upgrades enhance A and M College electrical lab

The Texas A and M College electrical engineering department received new railway motors and control equipment to strengthen instruction. Added AC generators and modern motors expand test work while standard instruments support calibration for students and local electric companies. Prof. F C Bolton leads a highly active, in demand program popular with cadets.

A. & M. College Texas A. & M. College F. C. Bolton

Refugee Influx at Galveston as Ports Enforce Quarantine

Galveston reports ongoing refugee arrivals after President Wilson instructed Admiral Fletcher to enforce salute demands after Tampico incident. Ships include Battleship Connecticut and destroyer tender Dixie. About 1,112 refugees remain to arrive, 570 immigration officials prepared to issue home tickets, six days of observation from embarkation, with health officers monitoring those on board. Local, state, and federal officials coordinate with steamship lines to meet needs of passengers amid visitor interest.

Galveston Wilson Admiral Fletcher Tampico Connecticut Dixie Mexico United States

O Shaughnessy Denies Mistreatment in Vera Cruz

Vera Cruz April 27 Nelson O Shaughnessy Charged Affairs of the American Embassy at the City of Mexico arrived in Vera Cruz amid claims by him that he was not mistreated and will proceed with official duties.

Vera Cruz Mexico Nelson O'Shaughnessy

Wellborn to Get Local Telephone Exchange

A new telephone exchange is planned for Wellborn to serve the town and surrounding areas up to the Brazos bottom. It will have a central office and switchboard and connect with the Bryan exchange, enabling Bryan residents to call Wellborn patrons for the existing rate. Claud L. Baker is installing the system and it will be operational once installation completes.

Wellborn Brazos Kurten Bryan Wellborn Exchange Claud L. Baker

Population figures for Continental U S and states reveal growth

The Census Bureau announced that Continent al United States including possessions has 109 million people with 98 million in the continental area. Texas is listed at 4 250 000 and Oklahoma at 2 026 000.

Census Bureau Washington Continental United States Texas Oklahoma

Fighting Resumes in Strike District at Walsen Mines

Sheriff Farr reports renewed fighting all night at Walsen mines in the strike district. Fifty militiamen arrived to reinforce the area and were outnumbered about ten to one by strikers. No further fatalities were reported.

Associated Pressi Walsenburg Colo Farr Walsen Mines

Strikes intensify with guards killed at Walson mines

Denver reports strike zone conditions worsen since September. Violence reaches both southern and northern fields with seven mine guards killed at Walson mines. Authorities await potential Federal troop intervention as President Wilson may be asked to act.

Denver Colo Walson Mines Wilson

Wilson to Send Federal Troops to Colorado Strike

President Wilson ordered Federal troops to Colorado to restore order in the coal strike district after a Cabinet discussion. Secretary of War Garrison joined the plan, following a push to involve John D. Rockefeller Jr. in mediation, which Rockefeller declined to intercede.

Washington Wilson Colorado Garrison Flood House Mines Committee John D. Rockefeller Jr Rockefeller

The Woman Beautiful Art Portrait Set Offer

Dayton Art Portrayal Co announces 12 hand colored art pictures described as rare beauty studies. Finely printed on heavy art paper, 7x11 inches, with a free large 15x18 colored picture for orders. Entire set of different images available postpaid for 1.25, money back guarantee.

Dayton Art Portrayal CO Dayton Ohio

Lower Rates of Interest on the Way for Farmers

Judson C. Welliver reports in Farm and Fireside that Congress is poised to create a new class of Federal charter banks to handle farm land loans. A U S commission studied international practice to craft legislation addressing farmers credit needs and bridging gaps in the current banking system.

Fireside National Farm Paper Springfield Ohio Judson C. Welliver Washington United States Commission Welliver

The Country Girl and Her Garden

Fireside essay by Jessie Field offers practical ideas for women tending small plots. It gives tips on seed selection, soil care, and budget friendly gardening practices suitable for home yards and family meals.

Jessie Field

Suggestions on profits from tomato club work

Miss Field cites Farmers Bulletin 521 showing Katie Gunter of Samaria South Carolina with one tenth acre of tomatoes. Data lists costs 35.33 canned product 770 cans net cost per can 0.047 sold fresh 0.4790 net profit for season 78.35. At that rate an acre would net 783.70 with required work and judgment.

Field Farmers’ Bulletin United States Department of Agriculture Katie Gunter Samaria South Carolina

Free Spoons With La Rita Chocolates Offer

Purity Candy Company of Middleton Ohio advertises six Cuban Pattern extra crown silver teaspoons free with a one dollar purchase of La Rita Chocolates. Send $1 and five local candy lovers names to receive a full size box and six spoons postpaid.

LA Rita Purity Candy Company

Ever Ready Medicine Cabinet Advertised by Hamilton Drug Co

An emergency medicine cabinet offers ready relief for aches, pains, digestive issues, and common illnesses with ointments, laxatives, tablets, and tonics. The Hamilton Drug Co in Hamilton, Ohio promotes a limited time introductory price of $1.00 each, down from $3.00, with instructions included.

Hamilton Drug CO Hamilton Ohio

Hensarling's Advertises Chops and Oats Carload

The southbound J. G. N. delivered a solid carload of chops brand and oats to Hensarling's and customers are urged to phone for prices.

Hensarling’s

Question on Conversion and Silence Among Fathers

The excerpt asks how many young men were converted by their fathers and ponders the reason for the evident silence surrounding this influence.

Harvey Happenings Reflect Rain Benefit and Local Affairs

Harvey residents praise steady rain from Sunday vital for corn and cotton. The town notes a well attended church appointment by Rev. Sam Thomas. Harvey baseball lost 2 1 to 1 against Wellborn and College Cubs. Visitors from Bryan, Wellborn, and San Antonio join local social rounds with several named residents and relatives.

Harvey Sam Thomas Wellborn College Cubs Blanch Bernice Hanna Bryan Icy Goen Coleview Lola Essie Nona Belle Jones Ross Allie Gandy Annie Mae Yardley Lola Jones F. Y. Turner Beula Andrews Paul Ferguson J. B. Batson C. H. PB. Graham N. A. Cotham Carl Morgan Preston Goen

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Farmers’ Institute, Farmers’ Short Course and Carnegie Hall Colck Villa O'Shaughnessy Wellborn Telephone Exchange Associated Press P. O Middleton, Ohio Sylvania Woods Clifton Mills
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