Bryan Knights Beat Navasota Knights 8 to 2
Bryan defeated Navasota 8 to 2 in a baseball game marked by quirky play and colorful narration. Umpire Bradford officiated as Bryan’s Weinz tel and Weinztel led the offense with key hits while Risto and Presswood anchored Navasota’s defense.
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Ane
Beckwith
Old Sol
Cryiny
Boone
Risto
Navasota
Lewis
Bradford
M. College
Bryan
Spell
Joe
Hudson
J. Weinztel
Jack
T. Weinztel
Guilland
Armstrong
Weinztel
Weintzel
Presswood
Judge Witcher Backs Ferguson at Kurten Picnic
Hon W C Witcher of Dallas spoke at the Kurten picnic urging James E Ferguson for United States senator. He also addressed Bryan district court room last night predicting Ferguson would beat Earle B Mayfield in the runoff on Saturday August 26.
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W.C. Witcher
Dallas
James E. Ferguson
United States
Witcher
Bryan
Mr. Ferguson
Ferguson
Earle B. Mayfield
Brazos County Girls Return from Virginia Trip
Misses Essie McSwain Pansy McSwain and Lois Thibdeaux return from Charlottesville Virginia where they attended the State University. Essie pursued drawing and fine arts while Pansy and Lois took an academic course. On their way home they visited Washington New York City and relatives in Mississippi reporting a profitable and delightful vacation.
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Essie
Pansy McSwain
Lois Thibdeaux
Charlottesville
The
State University
Pansy
Lois
Washington, D. C
New York City
Mississippi
A. B. Welch
Wellborn
Bryan
Nell Batte
T. R. Batte, Jr
Mexico City
Mexico
T. R. Batte
Houston
Sam B. Wilson
New York
Sam B. Wilson and Company
Jae Styles
Wilson
W. H. Buchanan
Kurten
Ernest Hillyer
Elizabeth Hillyer
Louise Hillyer
Belton
J. 8. Williams
Hardy Nevil
Bob McWhorter
Cross Grimes County
J. T. Carter
Normangee
J.H. Evetts
Corsicana
R. H. Harrison
Anita Stewart
Jackie Coogan
My Boy
William Sparks
E. F. Smith
Opal McKneely
W. E
Ralph Howell
Anderson
E. F. Hearn
R. L. Hearn
South Bryan Street
B. H. Astin
Brazos Bottom
Myrtle Dillard
John A. Perkins
McKinney
F. C. Bolton
M. R. Bentley
W. B. Lanham
College
Waco
W.e.graham
A. B. Ford
Mary Warmack
Dallas
Will Holmes
C. D. Daniels
el Paso
John A. Held
First Baptist Church
J. C. Patterson
Sue Patterson
Clarendon
Texas
Patterson
Morris Tatum Hurt Delivering Mail at Emory Apartments
Morris Tatum of City Mail Route No 2 fell while delivering mail at the Emory Apartments and sustained injuries needing a physician. Postmaster W D Lawrence cites the accident as the cause of mail delay. The Eagle reports he was not seriously injured.
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Morris Tatum
City
Emory
W. D. Lawrence
Eagle
Tatum
Teachers Institute Meets at College Station This Week
The Central Texas Teachers Institute, covering Brazos Burleson Freestone Grimes Leon Madison and Robertson counties, will convene in College Station from September 4 to 8. A strong program of lectures is planned and large attendance is anticipated.
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Teachers Institute
Central
Limited land offer to farmers with small earnest money
A 12 000 acre land prospect invites farmers to move on clear and improve soil of black loam with shallow water. First payment due December 1928 and balance in ten annual installments at 25 to 40 dollars per acre. Request new booklet from H. M. Madison general factor and inquiries to Geo Lupton G P A about summer excursions.
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H. M. Madison
Gen. F. & I. Agt
A. P
San Antonio
Texas
Geo, Lupton, G. P. A
Mrs J B Dunn and Mrs W H Cole Return From Houston Visit
Mrs J B Dunn and Mrs W H Cole have returned from a brief visit to Houston. They were away a short time and are now back at home.
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J. B. Dunn
Social notes highlight Bryan visitors and travels
Mrs Howard Todd returns from Brenford Canada while Allen Smith and Lois Martin visit Houston relatives. Numerous Bryan residents host or visit kin in Dallas Galveston Houston and Austin with many trips and gatherings noted. General Stoddard plans Seattle trip for Knights Templar encampment.
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Howard Todd
Wright
Brenford
Canada
Dallas
John E. Astin
Juliette Castles
Galveston
R. M. Gordon
Bob Gordon, Jr
Gordon
W. E. Saunders
Elizabeth Moore
Brenham
Kate
Margaret Parker
Mabel Castles
Houston
J. Q. Adams
Lucy Ford
Clarence Ford
Quincy Adams
Greeville
0. Ford
Edwin Ford
George Martin
Calvert
J.R. Perello
Austin
Nick Lobello
Perello
Bryan
Brazos County
Steep Hollow Club Girls Hold Meeting
Steep Hollow Texas Aug 19 The girls club of Steep Hollow community held their regular weekly meeting Friday August 18 at 3 o clock. Seven members attended but they stayed positive planning after cotton picking to work harder. They finished their caps aprons and sewing bags. Miss Roten gave a lesson in flower making. A pleasant visitor Mrs Roten Miss Roten's mother attended and they hope she returns for the picnic.
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Steep Hollow
Texas
Roten
Miss Roten
Bonham visitors depart after pleasant city visit
Mrs. Ralph Risser and daughter Miss Irene and Mrs. Bettie Boyle of Bonham left last night for home after a two week stay as guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Fountain in the city.
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Ralph Risser
Irene
Bettie Boyle
Bonham
E. J. Fountain
Bryan Welcomes Grand Chancellor Lemley at Pythian Social
Grand Chancellor Lemley of Temple of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias attends the Bryan Country Club entertainment and social this afternoon and evening. He is praised for his work for Pythianism in Texas and his visit is welcomed by the Eagle.
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Knights of Pythias
Bryan
Navasota
Bryan Country Club
Madisonville
Normangee
Franklin
Hearne
Calvert
Caldwell
Brenham
Temple
Anderson
Bryan County Club
Texas
Col. Geo. E. Hadley
Oak McKenzie
S. W. Dean
Ff’. L. Henderson
W. C. Davis
W. S. Lemley
Col. Hadley
Pat M. Neff
C. S. Beckwith
M. Ballace
Edgar Jones
J. T. Maloney
J. W. Batts
Hendrix Conway
A. M. Waldrop
R. M. Walker
Geo
E. Hadley
C. Hoyle
J. W. James
C. G. Walker
R. L. Brogdon
Robert Armstrong
P. A. Tardy
R. B. Grant
H. A. Burger
Henry Locke
J. L. Brock
A. McQueen
J. B. Beers
Lee J. Rountree
W. B. Cline
W. H. Cole
W. R. Fairman
H. O. Ferguson
W- S. Barron
W.S. Higgs
E. PF. Parks
W. L McCulloch
F. L. Henderson
Temple of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
K. of P
Lemley
Eagle
Edge Returns From East Purchases for Bryan Store
Eugene Edge returns from eastern markets with a large selection of merchandise for his Bryan store. He says styles are more beautiful than ever and prices are a little less than last year, offering good values for customers.
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Edge
East
Eugene
Bryan
Gunter Back from Baylor For Weekend Visit
P. G. Gunter arrived from Waco where he teaches the Baylor University summer school and will spend the weekend with his family.
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P. G. Gunter
Waco
Baylor University
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Navasota Knights
Navasota Knights of Pythias
Bryan Knights of Pythias
W. Boone
Reintter
Press Wood
Perry
Bryan—Boone
Ramsey
Tony Weinztel
Tony
Bob Armstrong
Milroy
Ayers
Chappel
Lew
Joe Spell
Charley Hudson
Latham Boone
Bryan Bunch
Bro. Welch
Barney
Kellogg's
Will
Kellogg’ S
Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Judge Witcher
Jas. E. Ferguson
T Rae Brazos County Girls
Henry Bates Stoddard
Seattle
Knights Templar of America
Stoddard
J. E. Reed
J. Reed
Flinn
J. M. William
Claud G. Walker
Claud
Main Street
W. D. Lloyd
Reliance
Lexington
Mattie
Eunice Hester
D. C. Jones
Leila Griffin
Marlin
Martha Miller
Tulsa
Oklo
W. F. Gibbs
College Avenue
Dean E. J. Kyle
A. & M. College
Miller
Joe Beasley
Sue
John S
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Ellis Henderson
Mattie Lou Perry
Ursuline Avenue
Beasley
Henderson
Grant
Fred M. Court
Bay City
Midland
Mike
James Nellins
Mattie Mike
University
Nellins
Annie Mike
Fannie I. Garth
Cora Garth
Navagota
L. H. Tucker
Fritz Vanderworth
William Vanderworth
W. P. Graham
Lancaster
W. E. Graham
Baptist Sanitarium
Fort Worth
H. ¢. Willis
Stoneham
J. M. Closs
J. T. Closs
J. Horace Kraft
Eula Burnett
Dalton
Ta Woman’s
Cardus
Mrs. Burnett
Colonel Hadley
K of P Entertainment
Steep Hollow Club
Grant Chanffitor
Fordson
F.C.B
Detroit
Chambers-Wilson Motor CO
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