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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1915

Page

7

Citation by Publication in Brazos County Texas 1915

Public notice in Brazos County Texas requiring unknown heirs of John D Halcomb to appear in district court to answer a land dispute suit filed by A L Mondrick and J Webb Howell. Publication weekly for eight weeks precedes September 6 1915. Filing: July 7 1915. Court: Brazos County District Court Bryan Texas.

Criff Sh Brazos John A. D A. L. Mondrick J. Webb Howell John D. Halcomb Brazos County Texas Towit Brazos State of Texas J. W. Barron Bryan

War’s Year End War Opened With Global Toll

The second year of the European war opened Sunday as Germany declared war on Russia on August 1 1914. Eleven nations are at war with millions dead wounded or captured. Estimates cite casualties from 6 to 8 million and daily British losses around 2000. costs run into tens of billions of dollars.

Germany Russia Austria-Hungary Europe Bulgaria Roumania Greece Great Britain William Michaelis Berlin Austria- Hungary Turkey Flanders Warsaw Galicia Carpathians Arras France English Channel Yser Asquith Heer Und Politik Hallaire Belloc Albert Metin French Chamber of Deputies Karl Helfferich Imperial Treasury of Helfferich Michaelis Italy

Short Course Ends at College Station After Record Attendance

The sixth annual short course for farmers and farm women concluded Saturday in College Station Texas with a record 304 attendees including 65 women and 12 girls. Dean Kyle urged garden planning and cost savings from home gardens while Dr R P Marsteller discussed hog parasites and sanitation and Dr Cyril G Hopkins promoted legumes for soil nitrogen as the session closed.

College Station Tex Texas Farmers’ Congress Texas Good Roads Association Dean Kyle School of Agriculture Texas R. P. Marsteller Veterinary Science Department College Marsteller Cyril G. Hopkins University of Illinois

Feeding the Dairy Cow in Farmers Congress Topic

C H Eckles of the University of Missouri outlined balanced rations for dairy cows. Speaker Eckles and President H J Waters of Kansas State A M College will stay for the Farmers Congress after the program on feed and fertilizer topics.

C. H. Eckles University of Missouri H. J. Waters Kansas State A. & M. College Farmers’ Congress

Farmers' Congress Opens at A and M College Station

The eighteenth annual Texas Farmers Congress opens at Texas A and M College Station with Dr. Cyril G. Hopkins urging recognition of a turning point in the U.S. economy. W. B. Bizzell warns against legislated rural credit, and H. E. Singleton urges broader rural education. Committees are named and 24 affiliated groups meet in the college chapel.

College Station Tex United States Texas Farmers’ Congress Cyril G. Hopkins University of Illinois W. B. Bizzell Texas A. & M. College H. E. Singleton Congress John Gorham Waco Singleton E. W. Kirkpatrick McKinney Fritz Engelhardt Eagle Lake A. M. Ferguson Sherman J. N. Ramsey Austin M. Faulkner Rufus J. Nelson Dallas C. O. Moser L. Jough Hereford E. J. Kyle Bizzell A. and M. College Colleg T. R. Sampson Conference For Education Texas A. and M. College, Experiment Station Board Livestock Sanitary Commission Health Department State Commissioner of Agriculture

Paving Nears Finish on Tabor Avenue and Surrounding Streets

Paving crews push toward completion with concrete laid on Tabor avenue by the Houston and Texas Central depot and city park. The last street to be paved will be East Anderson to Bryan street and possibly East Fannin to the railroad, contingent on transfer switch removal. Contractor T. B. Hubbard finished curb and gutter on paved streets and prepares Bryan street curbs and gutters next.

Tabor Avenue Houston & Texas Central Anderson Street Bryan Street Fannin Street Main Street T. B. Hubbard

Hempstead Triumphs Over Bryan 5 to 1

Hempstead defeated Bryan 5 to 1 after a strong start by Spell who pitched well. Bryan squandered chances with costly errors in the eighth and ninth innings. The first seven innings were praised as real baseball.

Hempstead Spell Bryan

Texas Farmers Congress Holds Second Day Sessions

Twenty four Texas Farmers Congress affiliated groups meet in sectional sessions on the second day. Speakers include Clarence Ousley and Nathan Adams addressing credit and housing crops, with Morris Sheppard and Cyril Hopkins among others. The event at A&M College continues with officers to be elected and a closing session tomorrow.

Congress Clarence Ousley A. & M. College Nathan Adams American Exchange National Bank of Dallas United States Morris Sheppard College Chapel Bryan Texas Farmers’ Congress

Common Salt Remedies and Household Uses

Salt in solution acts as antidote to poisons and relieves skin diseases. A pinch with mustard prevents souring. Salt in water cleans bottles and preserves cut flowers. Hot salt water strengthens brooms. Salt in ammonia or alcohol removes grease spots. Sprinkling salt on burning substances stops smoke and fire.

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State OF Senator Morris Sheppard Col. Ousley J. H. Connell N. C. Abrams Manor Bradford Knapp United States Department of Agriculture Pr. Hopkins J. C. Welch First Christian Church H. F E. Singleton Finance L. Gough Resolutions Fritz Englehardt Educational M. Falkner Dr. Hopkins America
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