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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1922

Page

3

Neff for President Admired by Kansan Promoter

C W Osborn of Burleson County Production Company reports Texan Governor Pat M Neff as a strong presidential prospect. Osborn praises Neffs enforcement of law and anti lynching stance, noting Texas dry conditions and ranger led crackdowns. He cites Neffs bold actions in Mexia and staunch opposition to suspended sentences as evidence of his leadership.

Pittsburg Sun Pat M. Neff Texas United States C. W. Osborn Burleson County Fourth Avenue Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce Union Lone Star Mexia Tiais Neff

Big Birthday Barbecue at Harvey Farm Home

Big Birthday Barbecue hosted by S Jones on Thursday at his Harvey community farm. An annual family reunion drawing many relatives including Dr Elzee Jones and Dr Lam ar Jones of Galveston, E M King of College, Forest Jones, Ed gar C Jones, J M Ferguson of Bryan, all attending with their spouses.

S. Jones Harvey Jones Elzee Jones Galveston E. M. King College Lamar Jones Forest Jones Edgar C. Jones J. M. Ferguson Bryan

Death of Mrs Hogue Shocks Bryan Community

Hogue of Iola, sister of H Franklin and S H Franklin, died unexpectedly Friday afternoon after paralysis struck her Wednesday. Burial occurred Saturday with local Bryan attendees including Mr and Mrs A M Williams T H Franklin and H H Franklin.

Hogue H. Franklin S. H. Franklin W. P. Hogue Iola Bryan T. H. Franklin

Mrs Wheeler and baby visit Houston grandmother

Mrs John Henry Wheeler and her baby from Houston are visiting grandmother Mrs M J Parker. The brief social note notes the family connection and current travel.

John Henry Wheeler Baby Houston M. J. Parker

Keansmen Visit Rev Brown Amid Ku Klux Klan Letter

Six Klansmen approached the pulpit at Kurten Baptist church as Rev. R L Brown opened services and handed him a letter with a $20 donation. The letter from Bryan Kl Klux Klan No 48 praised white supremacy and pledged allegiance to Klan aims in a July 29 1922 Bryan Texas communication.

R. L. Brown The Baptist Church Rev. Brown Bryan Texas Kurten Bryan Ku Klux Klan No God of Nations America Bryan Klan Realm OF Knights OF the KU Klux Klan

Endeavorers Enjoy Watermelon Feast Near Bryan

The Christian Endeavorers of the Free Baptists church held an 8 o'clock gathering at the church then traveled to Carter's Creek three miles east of Bryan for a watermelon feast. About fifty young people enjoyed a merry ride in cool breezes scented with new mown hay and a general good time and frolic. Chaperones were Mrs. S. W. Buchanan and Rev and Mrs J. J. Tatum.

Christian Endeavorers The Free Baptists Church Carter’s Creek Bryan S. W. Buchanan J. J. Tatum

Librarian Miss Willie Rogers Starts Vacation Abroad

Miss Willie Rogers, librarian, leaves today for vacation visiting her sister in Newheren Alabama after first stopping in Trouston. In her absence, Mrs. Thos Lundine will oversee the library and the public is urged to give her the same cooperation shown to the librarian.

Willie Rogers Trouston Newheren Alabama Thos. Lundine Lundine

Hearne Road Bonds Fail in Texas Vote

The $200000 bond issue for good roads failed to pass. Hearne supported the proposal with a solid majority while Elliot and Benchley opposed it. Mumford backed it strongly. Another attempt will be made soon to present the measure to voters.

Hearne Texas Mumford Elliot Benchley

Hemstitching Attachment Offered for Sewing Machines

An ad for a superior Hemstitching Attachment fits any sewing machine and adjusts easily. Price three dollars delivered with full instructions and examples of work. Orders quickly filled from Superior Hemstitching Attachment Co. 509 Starr St. Corpus Christi Texas.

Superior Hemstitching Attachment Co Starr St Corpus Christi Texas

Lawn Church Party a Delighted Summer Social

The Woman's Auxiliary of First Baptist hosted an outdoor lawn party for adult members on Monday at the Howell home. Guests enjoyed a decorated, lantern-lit lawn with chairs tables lilies and ferns while R S Webb Jr presided Gabe Carell led songs and Medberry from A and M College delivered readings.

First Baptist Church W. S. Howell Howell R. B. Grant R. S. Webb, Jr Gabe Carell Medberry A. & M. College Jane Cavitt

Waldrop Heads East Markets for Tex. Retail Clo thiers

A. M. Waldrop president of the Texas Association of Retail Clothiers sails to Eastern markets to buy goods for A. M. Weldrop & Co. He will also represent Texas at the National Association of Clothiers in New York at Madison Square Garden on September 1. He plans calls on St. Louis and Chicago and expects to return to Bryan by September 15, announcing via the newspaper.

A. M. Waldrop Texas Association of Retail Clothiers A. M. Weldrop & Co Waldrop Texas National Association of Clothiers New York Madison Square Garden St. Louis Chicago Bryan

Judd Mortimer Lewis Addresses College at Short Course Close

In College Station Texas the thirteenth annual Farmers Short Course closed with winners announced and prizes awarded. Judd Mortimer Lewis of Houston spoke in Guion hall after being introduced by Director T O Walton to an audience of about 1500. Contests drew attention over the past two days.

College Station Texas Judd Mortimer Lewis Houston Guion Hall T. O. Walton

Chas Claydon Predicts Oil For Bryan

Chas Claydon of Normangee former Bryan resident visits Bryan and asserts oil exists within Bryan’s eastern corporate area. He plans to return August 4 to meet geologist H G Simmons of La Junta Col.. Simmons investigates Brazos County oil prospects. Claydon has long argued for local oil development based on twenty five years in Brazos County. The company Mr Simmons represents holds extensive wells in Oklahoma Texas and Louisiana.

Chas. Claydon Normangee Bryan Henry George Alexander Claydon Eagle Office H. G. Simmons la Junta Brazos County Mr. Claydon Leon County Mr.Simmons Oklahoma Texas Louisiana

Bryan Party Returns from Mexico Trip

Messrs J M Gordon Roger Q Astin George G Chance John Collins and Shug Astin returned from a journey to Western Texas and Mexico along the Rio Grande near Del Rio. They traveled by auto and reported a fine trip across mountains and plains in the booming West. J F Oates traveled to Detroit for two weeks on business. While away Mrs Oates and daughter Virginia visit friends in Houston.

Messrs J. M. Gordon Roger Q. Astin George G. Chance John Collins Shug Astin Texas Mexico Rilo Grande del Rio Eagle J. F. Oates Detroit Michigan Mrs. Oates Virginia Houston

Amaze Your Friends With Your Complexion

An old advertisement touts Ironized Yeast as a quick solution for clear skin. Take two tablets with each meal to fade pimples and blackheads, claiming a youthful velvety complexion and vital elements absent from food. Available from druggists with a free test offer via mail.

Ironized Yeast Co Dept Atlanta

Building Homes for Bigger Bryan

Mr and Mrs John M Lawrence Jr have let a contract for a six room bungalow on their lot in the eastern part of town on 28th Street. Work began this morning and will be rushed to completion. Meanwhile cottages on College boulevard near Koenig and Gainer remodels add to Bryan’s attractive homes district. Two five room bungalows rise at 24th and East Tabor by Miss Lucy Christian as rental housing. A seven room stucco bungalow by Mr and Mrs J B Christian nears completion on 24th Street at College boulevard, expected to be occupied after August 1.

John M. Lawrence, Jr 28Th Street College Boulevards A. L. Koenig 24Th East Tabor Streets Lucy Christian Bryan J. B. Christian 24Th Street College Boulevard

Grimes County Day at A. and M. Short Course

Grimes County Day at Guion Hall drew six to eight hundred attendees, with over two hundred from the county. The Civic Club sent a car, but two program items were omitted due to illness. Highlights included the Grimes County Junior Chorus directed by Miss Julia D. Owen and Mrs. J. Wallace Brosig’s county history.

Navasota Examiner-Review Guion Hall Grimes County Civic Club John Ackerman Katherine Sangster T. P. Buffington Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce Julia D. Owen Bizzell J. Wallace Brosig

Mrs Taliferro Sidelined by Bad Ankle Sprain

Mrs. Taliferro is confined to bed after a serious ankle sprain in Franklin last week. Friends of the estimable lady express hopes for a full and speedy recovery.

Happy Family Reunion Honoring W A Scott in Edge Apartment

Mr and Mrs W A Scott and Mr and Mrs August Scott of Hearne spent Sunday with Dr and Mrs J W Black. The day marked Mr Scott’s 52nd milestone with a birthday dinner arranged by his daughter Mrs Black at Edge Apartment. Family gathered for the celebration with no one missing.

W. A. Scott August Scott Hearne J. W. Black Mrs. Black Edge

Major Ike S. Ashburn at Camp Travis

Major Ike S. Ashburn reports at Camp Travis until August 26 praising Camp life with about 1200 soldiers and noting the Daily Eagle keeps home connected. He says residents do not appreciate the paper until away from home. The message conveys strong approval of the camp and the paper.

Ashburn the Eagle Ike S. Ashburn Camp Travis Daily Eagle

Mr and Mrs Reppert Return After Tragic Drowning Loss

Mr and Mrs R R Reppert and children Lawrence Louise and Barbara return from Valley Falls Kansas where they buried their two sons Homer and Alien who died July 10 in a drowning accident while on a fishing excursion in Wixon Creek.

Brazos County Democrats Name Delegates at July Convention

The Brazos County Democratic Convention met July 29 in Bryan. F L Henderson read the delegate list from the July 2 primary, naming delegates for Precincts 1 through 12. W S Higgs was elected chairman with Henderson secretary. several committees and state delegates were appointed. Resolutions endorsed Governor Pat Neff and strict liquor prohibitions, urged tax and road funding reforms, and called for support of rural education and farm housing programs.

Brazos County Bryan F. L. Henderson Texas J. W. Burrows J. D. Battle P. L. Barron W. E. Graham W. B. Bizzell Ike Ashburn O. M. Ball W. C. Boyett Dean E. J. Kyle B. Youngblood J. L. Stasney T. O. Walton J. &. Mooring J. P. Nignazzo I. M. Cook E. A. Peters E. R. Lloyd J. L. Cobb Emmett Holland Ohn Beard Tom Elliott John Kosarek City Hall H. B. Stoddard M. W. Sivas C.S. Gainer W. S. Saunders Robert Armstrong W. S. Howell H. P. Dansby E. H. Astin Lamar Bethea W. H. Cole K. E. Covey R. B. Grant C. Edgar Jones J. S. Byars Higgs J. T. Maloney L. L. McInnis W. C. Davis Lee J. Rountree San Antonio Lee J.rountree W.B. Bizzell L. L. Mellnnis Jno A. Moore A. D. Jackson Mills P. Walker M. Lawrence Oak McKenzie C. S. Gainer J. E. Covey M. W. Sims W. E. Neeley W. S. Barron G. W. Dunlap S. E Eberstadt H. Astin J. D. Martin S. C. Hoyle Jno. Beard, Miss Helen Higgins EB. J. Kyle W. S. Higgs R. O. Allen

Poisoning Of Cotton Leaf Worms Spreads In Brazos Bottom

Egbert Jones reports nighttime and dawn poisoning of cotton leaf worms in parts of the Brazos Bottom. He fears the current crop may survive but the next wave in about fifteen days could strip leaves and harm cotton. Farmers statewide are applying poison to beat the outbreak, with heavier worm presence reported below Waco along the Brazos than in Robertson Burleson Grimes and Brazos counties.

Egbert Jones Brazos Mr. Jones Waco Robertson Burleson Grimes

Huge Cotton Stalk From Brazos Bottom Observed

Messrs. E. J. Fountain and John A. Moore report a six foot tall cotton stalk with 120 bolls from Toney Variska’s 400 acre field in the Brazos bottom. They note it grew in rich bottom lands not in the overflow area and say the crop looks promising as the season proceeds.

Messrs E. J. Fountain John A. Moore Brazos Bottom Eagle Office Messrs. Fountain Moore Toney Varis~ka Brazos River

Also Mentioned on This Page

U.S Osborn Gulf Brownsville Pittsburgher Keansmen Rev Brown Lawn Church MR. Waldrop Chas James Drug Store Grimes County Day A. & M. Short Course J. G. Minkert W. D. Lawrence E. B. Lloyd Bey Democratic Party Democratic State Convention Committee On Mazie Kellogg’s W. K. Kellogg Kelley Arso
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