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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1921

Page

3

County Agent and Farmers Discuss Present Problems

County Agent C L Benson meets with Brazos county farmers to review farming issues and community projects. They discuss soil conservation, terracing, drainage, cover crops, and saving land to endure the depression while urging local cooperation and self-sufficiency. Attendees include Tobias Steep Hollow Jones Reliance Graham Rock Prairie Wipprecht Bryan Mathis Steep Hollow Merka Smetana.

C. L. Benson Brazos County W. E. Graham Wellborn Charlie Merka Sraetana J. A. Tobias Steep Hollow Zeph Jones Reliance W. F. Graham Rock Prairie Carl Wipprecht Bryan J. W. Mathis Smetana

Funeral Services for Miss Beulah Jernigan

Miss Beulah Jernigan died in Los Angeles and was shipped to Bryan. Her funeral was held at Alexander Cemetery at 5 o clock with Rev. King Vinson officiating. She was born in Tabor and had lived in Colorado and California seeking health. She leaves a mother Mrs Frank Barnes of Tabor, three sisters Maudie Jernigan of Tabor S C Brown of Kansas City Mrs M V Farr of Wichita Falls, and two brothers W T Jernigan of Tabor Homer L Jernigan of Wichita Falls.

Beulah Jernigan Los Angeles California Bryan Houston & Texas Central Railway Alexander Cemetery King Vinson A. & M. Methodist Miss Jernigan Tabor Colorado Frank Barnes Maudie Jernigan S. C. Brown Kansas City M. V. Farr Wichita Falls W. T. Jernigan Homer L. Jernigan

Two Bryan Girls Injured In Street Car Accident

Little Miss Francis James and Jennie June Howell were injured when a car driven by Mrs. Walter Hicks swerved to avoid children on East Twenty Ninth Street. The vehicle mounted the curb, striking Jennie June and Frances James. both received medical care and were reported recovering.

Francis James J. W. James Jennie June Howell R. W. Howell East Twenty-Ninth Street Walter Hicks James Home Jennie June Miss Frances Frances

Marriage Licenses Issued By County Clerk

The records show marriage licenses issued to Hamon Cone and Maggie Taylor, Arthur Jackson and Carrie Peterson Hacket, Pedro Gutierrez and Marsioga Ahila, Ollie Atkerson and Bell ONeal, Cleo Carley and Alice Hoyack.

A. S. McSwain Hamon Cone Maggie Taylor Arthur Jackson Carrie Peterson Hacket Pedro Gutierrez Marsioga Ahila Ollie Atkerson Bell O’neal Cleo Carley Alice Hoyack

Steep Hollow and Tabor Club Field Day Planned

Steep Hollow sets next Thursday for a field day to inspect all club projects with extension specialists. Tabor Club has not fixed a date. Brazos County offers a $250 talking machine prize to the best club and $1500 in Truitt cotton prizes for seventeen members plus a $100 record book prize.

Tabor Steep Hollow Extension Service C. L. Benson Brazos County

Mrs Brock Addresses Kerrville Meeting

Mrs J L Brock of Bryan spoke to the women and girls at the Westminster Presbyterian Encampment conference urging greater church involvement. She emphasized family prayer and study, more volunteers for life service, and more support for church causes, warning that many women fail to respond to the Savior's love in service.

Kerrville Texas W. H. Fairly el Paso Westminster Presbyterian Alva R. Wilgus David T. B. Grafton China Mary Louise Woodson Dallas J. L. Brock Bryan America

Body of War Veteran to Arrive in Bryan

The body of Private Henry Cantavespi, who died November 11, 1918 in France, will be shipped from Hoboken to Bryan for burial. His father Joe Cantavespi will arrange with the Red Cross for receiving the body. The American Legion will oversee funeral arrangements and the remains are to be laid to rest in Bryan Catholic Cemetery.

Hoboken N. J Henry Cantavespi Bryan Joe Cantavespi Red Cross Cantavespi France Flanders’ Fields American Legion Bryan Catholic Cemetery

Blue Star remedy touted for skin and foot ailments

A compact ad style notice markets Blue Star remedy as a cure all for skin diseases and foot troubles including Itch Eczema Poison Oak Red Bugs Old Sores and Prickly Heat highlighting its wide claimed range and availability.

Bryan social notes highlight long list of visitors

Miss Thelma Peters returns from two weeks with aunt Miss Etta Peters in New Baden. Dr. O. M. Ball of College visits Bryan. Dozens of residents and guests travel to San Antonio Dallas Galveston Brownwood Houston and Austin for visits vacations and social events. Local clubs hosts and out of town friends populate Bryan society life with trips, shopping, and receptions.

Thelma Peters New Baden Etta Peters O. M. Ball Bryan San Antonio Dallas Galveston A. J. Buchanan Frank Buchanan San Angelo Sam Seale Clarence Franklin Benchley Brownwood Mike Wisoski Offa Williams Miss Ola Mumford R. R. Hairston College T. B. Martin Steep Hollow W. R. Fairman Leo Daniels Young Woman’s Missionary Society E. L. Godwin Charley Lottie Godwin Bella Locke Guy Adriance California Adriance A. & M. College University of California E. F. Parks Merrie Lillian Lucy Lampasas Helen Kerr Parks Temple Parks San Marcos W. L. Stangle College Bridge Club John T. Hanway John Peyton Billie Walker C. G. Walker Free Baptist Keith C. B. Thompson Bryan Free Blanche Hanna Paul Bruce Hanna Sherman W. M. Surber Waco Eliza Beard Marlin Calvert Fred Poteet E. W. Dunlap Holland T. S. Thompson Rogers T. H. Franklin Claire Crockett Chappel Hill Estelle Caldwell Willie Rogers West Bryan Street Helen Downard W. E. Willis A. E. Worley J. M. Caldwell Ava Haswell Heard Los Angeles Cal H. O. Boatwright First National Bank

Rub My Tram Kills Infection in Local Note

Frank Bell a prosperous merchant of Zurch Madison county visited Bryan today. 8 C Hoyle departed last night on

Frank Bell Zurch Madison County Bryan C. Hoyle

Local notes and visits from Bryan area communities

Saturday’s Daily reports W N Smith of Milam county visiting relatives in Reliance. S C Woitan breaks his right arm while cranking a car. P R Carmichael leaves for Terrell. Mike Messina from Tabor area handles business in Mrs Tyler Haswell’s absence. Huntsville visit planned with mother M D Farris and sister Florence Barrett. J T Dyas and P L Barron visit Bryan merchants from Harvey and Rock Prairie. S A Buchanan of Silverton visits relatives, is son of R L Buchanan who once lived in Brazos county. Marion Elliott of Tabor visits Bryan. M S Broach from Tabor sells melons in town. Rufus Meads of Calvert visits Rev W J Meads and family. Mrs A M Parker and son Charmaine noted.

W. N. Smith Milam County Reliance S. C. Woitan P. R. Carmichael Terrell Texas Mike Messina Tabor Tyler Haswell Huntsville M. D. Farris Florence Barrett J. T. Dyas Harvey Bryan P. L. Barron Rock Prairie S. A. Buchanan Silverton Briscoe County Young Buchanan R. L. Buchanan Brazos County Marion Elliott M. S. Broach Rufus Meads Calvert W. J. ‘Meads A. M. Parker Cwamitlie Tameda Ana Heane Fan

Hearne social guest visit from Dorothy Stubblefield

Miss Dorothy Stubblefield of Hearne is a guest of Miss Vivian Clark. Prof and Mrs J L Reese and children and Mr and Mrs Walter Walker and child leave today by auto for

Dorothy Stubblefield of Hearne Vivian Clark J. L. Reese Walter Walker

Bryan locals plan visits and shopping trips this fall

Residents plan extended travels visiting relatives in San Benito Nacogdoches Hearne and Bremond while others attend fairs and markets. Shoppers and business trips include Eugene Edge to New York to study fashions and buy stock for fall goods and millinery.

San Benito Magic Valley E. G. Jenkins Nacogdoches Ralph Rudasill Tabor Bryan C. A. Searcy Hempstead Messrs J. D. Martin Roy Hudspeth Marlin J. L. Cobb Mary Locke Bernadine McKnight H. L. McKnight Eugene Edge New York Edge Ava Reese Houston Miss Reese Galveston Bremond T. A A. M. Brewer Rosse N. F. Lockerd S. C. Williams James Page, Jr San Antonio Henry Locke South College Avenue Page Locke Lee J. Rountree Austin J. L. Brock Ferrville Presbyterian John K. Parker Ida Parker Caldwell

New Homes for Bryan Built by Local Association

Joe Sosolik moved into a new stucco bungalow on 28th street built by the Bryan Building and Loan Ass’n. The neighboring house owned by Joe Zack was also built by the same association. If the Bryan Building and Loan can complete one new home each month for a year, it will show its valued service and merit citizen cooperation.

Bryan Joe Sosolik 28Th Street Bryan Building & Loan Ass’n Joe Zack Building and Loan Building and Loan Association of Bryan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Brock Extension Service Department C. E. B. Graham Brownsville Rio Grande Valley George Griffin George, Jr Hattie Bess D. C. Jones Leila Griffin Beeville Corpus Christi Sarah Merle Dishman Business College Fort Worth T. E. Dishman P. C. Dishman Telham Wheeler M. G. Nall Nall West 26Th Street B. E. Hawes B. E. Hawes, Jr George B. Shaw Sadie Isgett Anna McBride Madisonville Llano C. M. Risinger Brady, Britton and Berry Tom Dehart N. H. Carr Edith Tobias Ethel Tobias Mike Perrone Tony Scarpinato Lee Courte Steele’s Minnie Woiton F. D. Perkins Florence Perkins Onah Astin A. M. Waldrop Will S. Howell Vienna W. S. Howell, Jr Prague Germany W. C. Cochran and Son G. W H. N. Cochran Tax and Revenue Committee Hamon Edinburgh Irene Platzer Kate Miller Addie Lebrecht Pearl Walling Order of the Eastern Star of San Augustine Mildred Tarrant Virginia Fisher Wilson Bradley Shreveport Joe Astin Stamford O. H. Astin T. B. Hubbard Nannie Rohde Joseph Henry Maloney Maloney Hubbard John Michael Lawrence Twenty-sixth Street Guy Webb George M. Brandon Pacific Coast W. O. Sanders Bryan Hospital A. K. Brown Fred Wehrman Mina Graham A. B. Ford Welborn N. F. Outlaw A.M. Brewer Estherrower Kosse Herrier Showers I. & G. N. Railway Palestine McKinney Perkins J. A. D. Robinson Hixon J. W. Patton Washington Kathryn Weyand Lyons Velma Broach Frank Womack Morris Capt. Womack R. Q. Astin Nina Bess John Heard John Collins John Astin Perkins Patricia Bay Mr. Astin W. R. Sanders Hiram Downard Maggie Harris East 28Th Street Bryan Knights OF Pythias Plan M. M. Erskine Tom Suber L. B. Maddox John A. Moore, Jr Bryan Lodge Knights of Pythias K. of P. Lodge Navasota Franklin Donse Storners North Main Street
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