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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1922

Page

3

Personal Notices Highlight Bryan Social Week

Saturday August 5 1922 notes show L Goodrich Jones Y M C A secretary leaving for a Colorado vacation returning September 1. Numerous Bryan residents including Miss Clara Mae Crowell Miss Bertha Thompson and Mrs H L McKnight visitgalveston chicago and Waco with family and friends.

L. Goodrich Jones A. & M. College of Texas Colorado Jones Roger Q. Astin Bryan Brazos Bottom Clara Mae Crowell Katie Daly Galveston Miami Florida H. Hensarling Bertha Thompson College Station Waco W. W. Smith H. L. McKnight Nacogdoches Bernadine McKnight Houston Louisiana Chicago East Ec Smith Huntsville Dan Hallaran, Jr M. Bonneville California New Orleans D. C. Jones T. F. Jones Atlanta Oxford N. B. Tucker Navasota L. H. Tucker Lynn Rushing Ft. Worth Rushing Robert Mawhinney Ida Belle Higgs W. S. Higgs Margaret Berry R. H. Berry Fish Pond J. C. Hill Ruth Brazos County W. C. Page Bank of Somerville Page Burleson County

Ironized Yeast Promises Quick Stomach Relief

An old advertisement touts Ironized Yeast as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims noticeable results within 24 hours and highlights the product’s ironized yeast benefits, urging readers to try a free 3-Day Test and purchase from druggists and local stores.

Ironized Yeast Co Dept Atlanta Jameg

Galveston and Dallas visitors brighten Bryan social week

Miss Fincen Clifford of Galveston stays with Miss Nanne Shell Waldrop. Mrs. Wm. Rigby returns from Hot Springs. Ellen Rigby visits Hot Springs. J. B. Stevenson and daughters Maude and Jennie Louise plan a Houston Galveston Sea Brook trip. Lula Carlisle from Dallas oversees Western Union in Bryan for two weeks. J. E. Dishman vacationing. Mrs. J. Ralph Wade visits her sister. Rubye Boriskie returns from Houston trip with Ann Elsie Bottler staying with the Boriskies.

Fincen Clifford Galveston Nanne Shell Waldrop Wm. Rigby Hot Springs Arkansas Ellen Rigby J. B. Stevenson Maude Jennie Louise Houston Seabrook Lula Carlisle Dallas Bryan Western Union Telegraph Office J. E. Dishman J. Ralph Wade Beaumont John Boriskie Ed. Hrdlicka Rubye Boriskie Ann Elsie Bottler

Local Social Notes from Bryan Area August 9 1922

Will Conrad returns from Marlin with County Collector Roy Hudspeth and plans to go back Monday. Mrs. R. H. Harrison visits Houston. Jess and Bess Frankenfield of Easton Pa depart after two weeks with the Cook family of Steep Hollow. Dr B Youngblood of College visits. H N Cochran makes a brisk trip to Mumford. John Scasta and son greet friends in Bryan. Asota returns from a visit with Mrs L H Tucker. A L Smith travels to Houston. Mrs Ben Powers returns from three weeks in San Antonio and West Texas.

Will Conrad Marlin Roy Hudspeth Will R. H. Harrison Houston Jess Bess Frankenfield Easton I. M. Cook Steep Hollow B. Youngblood College H. N. Cochran Brsg Mumford John Scasta J. H. Scasta Wheelock Bryan N. B. Tucker Navasota L. H. Tucker A. L. Smith Ben Powers San Antonio Texas

Local residents greet visitors and travelers in Bryan

W P Moore of Harvey and Mrs C M Bethany visit Bryan while others travel to Reliance Houston Alvin and Austin. Mr and Mrs Henry L Fountain of Houston tour the area. R F Atkinson from Corsicana visits Elbert Moore family at Steep Hollow. Regenbrecht couple return from bridal trip to Bryan.

W. P. Moore Harvey C. M. Bethany Reliance J. M. Morgan Bethany Leona Simpson Houston Sid Simpson Erwin Simpson Alvin Bryan

Land Offer Invites Farmers to Reclaim 12000 Acres

A railroad prospectus advertises a limited land offer of about 12 000 acres to farmers who will move on clear and improve the land. It promises mostly black loam, shallow water with first payment in December 1923 and balance in 10 annual installments. Prices range from 25 to 40 dollars per acre.

H. M. Madison Gen. F. & IL S. A A. P. Ry San Antonio Texas Geo. Lupton, G. P. A

Three Mexia Women Lashes Man For Disturbing Peace

Three women who run a barber shop in Mexia Texas were fined in court for disturbing the peace after they allegedly slandered a male acquaintance. They then took the man out of town last night and lashed him with a buggy whip. He vowed to reform and behave.

Mexia Tex

Christian Women Have Good Meeting at First Christian

The August gathering of the C. W. E. M. Circle at the First Christian church of Bryan drew a good turnout. Members present included Mrs. J. E. Dishman and others as they studied Thibet and Mary the Mother of Jesus with papers on physical ministry and educational work in Thibet. The afternoon session featured prayers, lessons, Bible questions, and a closing talk on the Life of Mary. The September meeting is slated for Mrs. John H. Allen’s home.

C. W. E. M. Circle First Christian Church of Bryan J. E. Dishman Guy P. Bittle J. W. Barron J. H. Tribble W. R. Scott J. W. Barton Will Collard Guy Bittle Thibet Mary W. S. Collard John H. Allen

Watermelons Shift From Rail to Truck Transport

Weatherford Texas farmers report the railroad strike pushing watermelon marketing to trucks. Shippers fear rail delays depress prices for farmers while city prices rise, allowing profiteers to benefit from the shift in transport.

Eagle Weatherford Texas

Professor C. C. Braden Featured in Movie Face VM

In the Fort Worth Star Telegram Clarence C Braden of Jefferson a professor at A and M College is named in a virile index Have You a Movie Face The photo analysis rates his broad forehead strong jaw and alert expression as signs of virility placing him with actors Harrison Foard James Kirkwood and Frank Mayo.

Fort Worth

Thomas of The Fair Heads to New York for Fall Stock

Mr. Thomas In New York left last night for New York to make fall and winter purchases for his business. He expects to be busy three weeks selecting stock to meet growth and demand. The buying public will benefit from his careful and discriminating selections upon receipt of the new stock.

Will R.thomas New York

Miss Kittie Hogue Heads for Colorado Vacation Tour

Miss Kittie Hogue of the Extension Service A. and M. College left Friday for Dallas to join Miss Ava Reese. The two will travel through Denver and spend a month visiting notable Colorado cities and points of interest before returning to Bryn.

Kittie Hogue A. & M. College Dallas Ava Reese Denver Colorado Miss Hogue Miss Reese Bryan

Off to Galveston auto party heads for vacation

Will Gibbs Jr Sanford Gibs Monroe Griffin and Lee Madoli of Cottonwood Madison county formed an auto party that left today for Galveston to enjoy several days of fishing and swimming. Mr and Mrs J B Sanders and Mr and Mrs Wallace Elliott left yesterday for Montgomery to visit Mrs Sanders brother T L Wilcox and family for the rest of the week. Try Eagle want ads.

Galveston Will Gibbs, Jr Sanford Gibs Monroe Griffin Lee Madoli Cottonwood Madison County J. B. Sanders Wallace Elliott Montgomery Mrs. Sanders T. L. Wilcox

Democratic primary results show Ferguson led for second in Senate race

Complete unofficial Texas Democratic primary returns show Ferguson narrowly beat Culberson for second place in the Senate race by 27 309 votes with Mayfield 32 602 votes ahead of Ferguson. Other races led by Neff Rogene Kingsley Warner and more with numerous runoffs planned across districts. Goliad did not hold a primary.

Dallas Texas Ferguson Culberson Mayfield United States Charles A. Culberson James E. Ferguson Earle B. Mayfield Robert L. Henry Clarence Ousley Cullen F. Thomas Pat M. Neff Fred S. Rogeme W. W. Kings Harry T. Warner T. W. Davidson Billie Mayfield Joe E. Edmondson W. A. Johnson Andrew S. Jamison George G. Garret C. B Tettell A. Christian Eeeve Lee Kirgan Seers L. E. Tennison Superintendent of Public Instruction Ed. R. Bentley M.N. Mares Jefferson G. Smith Allison Mayfield J. T. Robison J. C. Thompson Judge Court of Criminal Appeals A. J Harper W. C. Morton Lon A. Smith William M. Woodall Davidson Garrett Terrell Bentley Marrs Hertzberg Cunningham Congress Blanton and Calloway Tillotson Clark State Senate Smith Parr Ridgeway Black Court of Civil Appeals Baker Blair Will Taylor Jones Goliad

Tim the Evanson’s Watch Dog Dies After Poisoning

Tim, the Evansons’ eight year old guard dog, died Friday after someone poisoned him on Thursday night under cover of darkness. The family mourns the loss of their long time pet who lived with them since he was a puppy.

Tim C. M. Evanson

Remarkable Jersey cow records at Parker Astin Co

R. B. Grant touts a six year old grade Jersey cow with her fourth calf. In the thirty days ending July 7 she produced 1059 pounds of milk, testing 5 1 2 to 6 percent butterfat, at an outlay not exceeding ten dollars.

R. B. Grant Parker-Astin Hon. Co

Allen Academy Boy Wakes Good

William Renick Smith, UT journalism alumnus and former Dallas resident, left New York for San Francisco to sail for the Orient on August 23 as advance publicity director for Adele Blood and the Far East Players. He will visit Honolulu, Japan, Manila, and India.

Austin Bryan Smith Alien Academy William Renick Smith University of Texas New York City New York San Francisco The Orient Adele Blood Far East Players, Inc Curtis P. Smith Dallas Dallas High School Honolulu Japan Manila India Far East T.daniel Frawley

Bryan to Holland trips for cotton trade

Jess Cook departed for Holland to buy cotton this season and expects to return to Bryan by the first of the year.

Jess Cook Holland Bryan

Ware's Red Powder Promises Bowels Relief Ad

Dr James Ware standard remedy for watery diarrhoea cholera infantum and bowel ailments claims rapid relief with tasteless powder or tablets. Advertises Ware Chemical Co Dallas Texas price 50c and 1 00 plus a free booklet. Sold in Bryan by Roman Vick.

James Ware Ware Ware Chemical Co Dallas Texas

Cardui credited with restoring strength in Mrs Stegall

Mrs C M Stegall of Paint Rock recalls a three year illness with pain and weakness. She took Cardui after doctors and other remedies failed and reports improved eating sleep and strength, stating Cardui saved her life and recommending it to others. Thousands of women have used Cardui for many ailments over 40 years. At all druggists.

Paint Rock Ale Cardui Ake Cardui

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