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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1917

Page

4

Brazos County boys examined for war service

The Brazos County exemption board began examining the first third of 434 registrants. Most were accepted or granted exemption claims. six grounds are allowed. Many locals have already enlisted, while some may appeal, face potential removal or penalties for defection, and doctors conducted rapid exams.

Daily Eagle Brazos County United States District of Columbia War Service James Byars B. A. Sims H. L. McKnight Byron

Man claims Tanlac makes him feel like a new man

L J Nolan of 216 South Twelfth Street Waco says Tanlac cured his nine year catarrh, improving sleep appetite and energy. He reports nose and eye inflammation relief weight gain and better breathing after two bottles and urges others to try Tanlac. Sold in Bryan Edge Wellborn. Ady.

Australia Fiji Islands Taniac L. J. Nolan South Twelfth Street Waco Tanlac Haiwaii New Zealand

Opportunities for older men in wartime labor

Wartime demands open jobs to older men as many positions once held by youths become available. The copy warns poisons in the system can age a man, slowing him physically and mentally, and promotes Foley Kidney Pills to tone up weak kidneys.

Foley M. HI. James

Three Fine Brazos Bottom Farms for Sale near Brenham

Three Brazos Bottom farms in Washington County near Chappell Hill offer 80 acres with 72 acres in cultivation and 8 hill land, 165 acres all bottom with 153 cultivated and 12 timber, and 210 acres all bottom with cultivation. Yields last year ranged 6-8 bales per acre on the first two and 208 bales on 200 acres for the third. Prices: 80 per acre for the first two, 110 per acre for the last. Includes improvements and wells. Fred L. Amsler, Brenham, Texas.

Chappell Hill Washington County Fred L. Amsler Brenham Brenham, Texas

Apache Indians on warpath threaten Sierra Anchas mines

Apache Indians in the Sierra Anchas mountains fifty miles northwest of Globe are on the warpath. The two largest asbestos mines in the district are tied up, and a telephone message to the Globe sheriff’s office says help will be sent immediately.

Globe Ariz Sierra Anchas Mountains

Draft Registration Exemption Claims in Local County

Registrants were weighed measured and tested for hearing with results recorded. Most claimed exemptions citing wives and children as dependents with no other support. The second third are to be examined tomorrow and the final third on Wednesday as clerks prepare the county list by lottery numbers from Washington.

William Boyett Exemption Board Washington Boyett Arrington Millican

Eagle's Rural Letters welcomes new Brazos county correspondents

The Eagle invites any Brazos county community not yet represented to join its Rural Staff. Secure a capable reliable correspondent to furnish a weekly letter and contact the editor for particulars.

Brazos County The Eagle

Smetana summer school closes as students pick and plow

Riverside notes the Smetana summer school closes and pupils busy with cotton work. Nemic returns from west Texas as a district RVOA delegate. The Summer Literary Society dissolves, forming a Sunday Afternoon Singing club with two meetings held and next at Prof Kadanka's residence. Local visits and family gatherings reported.

Riverside Smetana Nemic West Texas F. Kadanka

First Cotton Ginned at Tabor as Season Opens

Ralph Ruda sill became the first man to gin a bale of cotton in Tabor this season, with ginning completed Monday. Farmers anticipate rapid gathering ahead. Miss Unn Edge weekended with Mrs. Willie Presnal. The Cottonwood Baptist meeting starts Saturday night with Rev. Ramsay assisting. A B Y P U program at Cottonwood Sunday night impressed attendees. Mark Rudasill returned to Oklahoma after visiting relatives.

Clara Kosarek College Station Texas V. J. Fridel Kurten Smetana and Fountain Lizzie Andert Bettie Kasman John Andert Bryan Bernadetta Fridel Frank Kadanka Agnes Nemec Emma Lillie Kosarek Tabor Ralph Rudasill Willie Presnal Unn Edge Cottonwood Rev. Ramsey Mark Rudasill Oklahoma

War talk and small cotton crop mark Wellborn notes

Aug 8 Wellborn brief notes list locals at visits and travels. Families including Dump Battle and Norman gee, Mrs. Sue Jackson of Printers Mississippi, McSwain and Pansy, Royder relatives, and trips to Hockley Terrell Houston Call. War concerns rise as colors called and rain is scarce.

Wellborn Sue Jackson Printers BE. O A. B. Gandy McSwain Miss Pansy Mississippi A. W. Royder Hearn D. E. Thompson J. P. Royder Hockley T. H. Royder Terrell

Trainmen Vote to Strike at Southern Pacific

San Francisco Aug 2 Four thousand five hundred trainmen of the Southern Pacific voted to strike next Saturday night unless grievance claims against the railroad are settled.

San Francisco Southern Pacific Company

Local visitors tour Bryan and area

Millican residents Mrs Mina Graham and Mrs Lucile Graham spend the week in Bryan. Mrs Joe White and her son Joe Jr of Navasota are visiting relatives in the community.

Millican Mina Lucile Graham Bryan Joe White Joe, Jr Navasota

Revival boosts attendance and adds four members at Minter Springs

For ten days Rev E A White preached two sermons daily and led a church revival at Minter Springs. Four new members enrolled as baptism followed in the Brazos river. Visitors arrive as farming notes mention rain, crops, and concern over sons entering military service and fate in the war.

Minter Springs E. A. White Brazos Brother White Waco Sallie Eubanks San Antonio Bettie Neelley

Weddings and Crops Highlight Steep Hollow Week

Steep Hollow reports heavy rain yet hopes for cotton harvest. J D Barnett Jr builds a small cottage. Miss Ivin Jones and Elmer Bullock wed in a timely ceremony. The Steep Hollow Red Cross completes setup and plans active work. C B Martin and Ida depart for San Antonio and Hondo.

Moses J. D. Barnett, Jr Ivin Jones Elmer Bullock Red Cross Circle C. B. Martin Miss Ida San Antonio Hondo

Hospital to Cost 400000 For Fort Worth Militia Beds

Fort Worth Texas August 7 the hospital the United States will build here to handle the Texas and Oklahoma militia will have 1000 beds and will cost 4000000 according to an official announcement.

Fort Worth Texas United States Oklahoma

Health testimonial from Mrs. Laura Beall of Plattsburg

Mrs Laura Beall of Plattsburg Mississippi reports improved health after suffering persistent left side pain. She took two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills and feels better now. The statement is shared to help other women with similar afflictions.

Laura Beall Plattsburg Miss Foley M. H. James

Cotton Opening Rapidly in El Campo Bales Brought In

In El Campo Texas on Saturday 187 bales of cotton arrived as the season advances. About 700 bales have been brought in so far this year. Dry weather is causing cotton to open rapidly.

el Campo Texas

Feel Worse After Vacation Indigestion Relief Ad

A nostalgic ad notes vacation fatigue from outdoor activity to regular work causing heaviness discomfort and bilious symptoms. It claims Foley Cathartic Tablets provide prompt relief from indigestion with a bold line about being wild and gentle, signed M. H. James.

M. H. James

Dental office listing for Dr W H Lawrence in new bank building

The notice lists Dr W H Lawrence’s dental office on the top floor of the City National Bank building with the contact phone 521. It presents a compact local business listing and location details.

Dr. W. H. Lawrence Dental Office New City National Bank Building

First Man to Qualify Appointed Provisional Lieutenant

Washington August 8 Harry C Gilbert of this city became the first drafted man to qualify for the national army and was named provisional second lieutenant of cavalry by President Wilson and confirmed by the Senate Tuesday.

Washington Harry C. Gilbert National Army Wilson Senate

Buchu Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health

A promotional note claims Buchu Kidney Pills normalize the kidneys for kidney and bladder troubles with two or three doses daily. It markets the remedy as safe and easy to take and lists 50 cent boxes at Emmel's Drug Store.

Buchu Emmel’s

University Education Costs Revealed By Texas Senate

Figures filed with the senate appropriations committees show the University of Texas cost per long session pupil at $244.22 since inception, disputing Governor Ferguson's claim of $540 per student per year. The data include main campus and Galveston medical expenditures, excluding short terms.

Austin Texas Senate Appropriations Committees University of Texas Ferguson Galveston

Galveston Ready for Weekend Excursions by Train

Galveston, the ideal pleasure city, offers cool sea breezes, fine surfing, fishing, and sightseeing yachts. Low rate excursion tickets are on sale by L. and G. N. Ry for trains arriving Galveston Saturday P M August 18 and Sunday A M, limit Monday. For particulars, see L. and G. N. Ticket Agent.

Galveston G. N

Dallas Dairy Raises Milk Price to Twenty Cents A Quart

In Dallas on Tuesday a leading dairy firm announced a price increase for milk to 20 cents per quart, up from 16 and two thirds cents. The move affects local shoppers and dairy distribution in the area.

Dallas Texas

He Felt Like Ninety Ailment Recalled by Kidney Pills

A reader from Angela Louisiana recalls severe back pain and general aches. She says at 43 she felt like a 90 year old before using Foley Kidney Pills and compares her condition to how she felt at age 21 after taking the remedy.

A. W. Morgan Angela Sinece Foley M. H. James

Texas Guard Strength Reaches Fifteen Thousand

Austin Aug 3 The organized strength of the Texas National Guard totals 15 000 men and officers with 4 000 in federal service and 11 000 to be federalized as a unit. Two artillery batteries at Sherman and Paris a machine gun company at Gainesville and infantry companies at Wichita Falls Quanah Vernon Crowes Childress Clarendon and Amarillo have been mustered, with infantry assigned to the Seventh Texas Infantry under Colonel A W Bloor.

Austin Texas Texas Nations Guard Adjutant General's Department J. T. Stockton Texas National Guard Sherman Paris Gainesville Wichita Falls Quanah Vernon Crowes Childress Clarendon Amarillo Seventh Texas Infantry A. W. Bloor

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promises Hay Fever Relief

In August pollen and dust bother some, others remain unaffected. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is touted to relieve coughs colds and croup. It clears and soothes the nose throat and bronchial tubes, according to M. H. James.

Foley M. H. James

Gould Claims Exemption From Military Duty

Kingdom Gould of Lakewood New Jersey railroad official and son of George Jay Gould filed at Toms River a claim of exemption from forced military duty citing dependents for support. He has passed as physically fit and was married July 2.

New York Kingdom Gould Lakewood N. J George Jay Gould Toms River Gould

Freezone promises painless corn removal

A Cincinnati authority touts Freezone as a cheap, painless remedy for corns and calluses. A tiny bottle may remove hard or soft corns from the root without irritation, and readers are urged to ask their druggist to stock it.

Cincinnati Adv

Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed by Wisconsin Mother

Mrs. John Bourne of Brussels Wisconsin praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for years of use in relieving irritating coughing fits. M H James supports its reliability and recommends keeping it in the house for children and adults alike.

Foley John Bourneville Brussels Wis M. H. James

G D Tucker Sells Feed Cheap for Cash

Local retailer G D Tucker advertises affordable animal feed available for cash payment.

G. D. Tucker

New Line of Hair Switches Silk Waists and Dresses

Dry Goods offer includes 26 and 28 inch hair switches at 1.50 to 2.00, ladies silk waists up to date at 1.00 and 89c, dresses from 1.25 to 2.75, towels in medium and large sizes, muslin drawers and underskirts, parasols under 1.00, and rompers at 0.25 to 0.50 for a 196 sale.

Hc Sa Dai Shoe Department Hanna Palm Beach Nation Department

Fancy Glass Table Ware Listing

An OCR fragment lists 1000 pieces of glass table ware from MPOGIRT BORE and a vendor named ewify di piece ae 5c, with unclear context or sale details. The text lacks dates, locations, or prices and appears as an item catalog fragment.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Texas Adjutant General's Department Claude Barnes Navy Willie Wesley Cochran Roscoe Winton Cole Noah Calvin Cole Hanon Lunsford Cone Thomas Welcome Drew Edge George L. Dixon Army Charles E. Fannett Dinkins Oliver Edward Hall John H. Hollingsworth Joe F. Lero Henry Hudson Johnson William Alexander Lyon Edwin Samuel Martin Alex E. McCloud Mil ¥Can Noah Louis McCullough Edwin H. McGuire Walter Blige Pate John Patronella Jerry Walton Smith Bennie Vance Ernest Walker Thomas Andrew White Ryan Leonard H. Stewart Roy C. Stone Mr. Nolan N. A. Stewart Moore & Payne Ady Warpath Dump Battle Normangee Mr. Battle George Royder Will Poole Alva Graham W. F E. Graham Paul McSwain R. F. Hall Marie Texas Guard Smith Drug Co M. Bonneville Main Street Reo Lee Ders Blue @hambray
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