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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1917

Page

4

Cantonment Town Do Capital Trade in Texas Dry Spell

Dallas dateline reports Federal Reserve district outlook shows West Texas drought limits trade gains. Cantonment cities still report active commerce despite poor crop and railroad car shortages while cotton markets shift. Wheat prospects improve with rainfall. some fields may be replanted if rain comes. Post office receipts rise 19 percent in October, with Waco up 88 percent. Exports from Galveston continue at lower levels than 1916.

Associated Press Dallas West Texas Federal Reserve Galveston Oiis Waco

Registrants urged to inform exemption boards of address changes

A telegram from the provost marshal general requests local and district boards newspapers and all possible means warn all registrants who changed their addresses to notify their boards so questionnaires mailed December 16 reach them. Registrants must stay informed of actions affecting exemption or discharge eligibility or risk losing rights.

Adjutant General

Truth About Cancer Free Book Offer From Medical Institute

A medical institution of national prominence offers a free distribution copy titled The Truth About Cancer. The work promises a comprehensive explanation of cancer and non surgical treatment methods. Send for your copy to O A Johnson M D Suite 560 1920 Main St Kansas City Missouri.

O. A. Johnson M. D Suite Main St Kansas City

Try Zensal for all skin troubles

Smith Drug Co promotes Zensal as a remedy for various skin troubles. The notice emphasizes its availability at the store and frames the product as a general cure for common dermatological issues.

Corn Price Drop Noted By Extension Specialist

Craddock traveling through several states reports Texas buyers seeking corn prices. He notes bids around 1.78 per bushel at Texas points, about 1.40 at western and southern points, with Illinois and Missouri corn tied up by frosts and not ready until January. He acts as a clearing house linking county agents, corn and hay growers, and Texas farmers to improve pricing efficiency.

WF. Craddock Extension Service Mississippi Tennessee Kentucky Illinois Missouri Arkansas Texas Brazos County Craddock

1900 Pensioners Receive $18 A Piece

The Texas comptroller’s department mailed about 19 000 Confederate pension warrants for the quarter ending December 1. Each warrant was for 18 dollars under the prorated pension law. Pension Commissioner J C Jones projected 19 or 20 dollars per pension for the next quarter. Despite many deaths widows still qualify, keeping payout levels steady.

Associated Press Austin Comptroller’s Department J. C. Jones

Locals and Personal News From Daily Eagle

Locals and personal notes from Bryan and Brazos county list residents and visitors including James M. Dunn now with Cole Hardware, A. B. McSwain, D. E. Thompson, John Henry, W. A. McKinney, Amon Williams, H. C. Morgan, H. C. Betts, L. J. Cox, Mrs. T. B. Gilmore, Sam Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Isbell, Mrs. T. J. Marrell, Mrs. Ed Carll and Miss Dymple, Miss Loraine Tynes, Fay Tynes, Mark Steele, Claud Pool, Mrs. G. C. White, Mrs. Byron Simpson, Miss Erin Simpson, Miss Winnie Burrows, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peard, Harrison Lindsey, Walter Armstrong, Jacob Fuchs, W. S. Mial. An advertisement promotes BOROZONE as an antiseptic and healing agent for wounds with price options.

Daily Eagle James M. Dunn Hearne Bryan Brazos County Cole Hardware Company A. B. McSwain Rock Prairie D. E. Thompson Wellborn John Henry Edge Capt W. A. McKinney Wheelock Amon Williams Coleview Eagle H. C. Morgan Reliance H. C. Betts Houston L. J. Cox Hempstead T. B. Gilmore Sam Thomas Martins Prairie Grimes County Sam Isbell Pankey T. J. Marrell Ed Carll Dymple Loraine Tynes Fay Tynes Mark Steele Claud Pool Franklin G. C. White Baby Byron Simpson Erin Simpson Winnie Burrows Millican Joe Johnson Ernest Peard Harris School House Harrison Lindsey Walter Armstrong Cottonwood Jacob Fuchs Brazos

Closed season urged to protect Texas fish stocks

The legislative investigating committee heard testimony favoring a three month closed season on catching fish in Texas, aligning with game and birds protections. They plan to recommend restricting fishing during the breeding period, since current rules permit fishing year round.

Associated Press Austin Legislative Texas

Zensal For Itching Skin Sold By Smith Drug Co

Fragmentary note indicates Zensal ointment for itching eczema sold by Smith Drug Company. No further details available.

Smith Drug Company

Public toilets debate shapes center district access

City officials discuss shared facilities for whites and blacks in Comal County with plans to use the courthouse and city hall area. The Commercial Club votes to fund a public toilet project and coordinates rail and highway matters with state officials and local representatives.

Daily Eagle Commercial Club Greer Maloney R. L. Peck International and Great Northern Railway Company Houston Agricultural Committee Buchanan State Highway Commission Corsicana Bryan Wagon Yard J. D. Battle Highway Committee Highway Commission

Russian Farmers to Seek Texas Land

Odessa to Texas migration interest reported by the Texas commissioner of agriculture indicates many Russian farmers plan emigration. They seek land prices and crop data and may buy large tracts. a data package is prepared for Russia.

Austin State Department of Agriculture Texas Odessa Russia

Soldier Cheer Clubs In Texas Public Schools

Prof W F Doughty state superintendent spearheads soldiers cheer clubs in Texas public schools after a 14 year old girl suggested the idea. He asks superintendents statewide to organize clubs where members write regular letters to soldiers. He predicts several thousand clubs will form across the state soon.

Associa Press Austin W. F. Doughty Texas Doughty

Relief Measure for West Texas Farmers

Representative Blanton of Texas introduces a bill to authorize spending 50 million dollars for the drought relief in the southwest. The plan allocates 40 million for Texas and 5 million each for New Mexico and Colorado mainly for cattle feed, addressing widespread farm abandonment and grazing loss across 150 Texas counties.

Washington Blanton Texas Drouth Southwest Germany New Mexico Colorado

Red Cross Drives Community Support For War Relief

The Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church meets at the Red Cross room for knitting and sewing to boost war relief efforts. The article urges renewed energy, highlights the S O S call for warm garments and hospital supplies, and cites the Red Cross war council aims to care for soldiers, shorten the conflict, and foster lasting peace.

Daily Eagle Ladies’ Aid Society First Baptist Church Red Cross The Aid Society Bryan Nehemiah Jerusalem American War Council of the Red Cross Wilson France Red Cross War Council American

Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promises Quick Phlegm Relief

Wheezing in the lungs indicates phlegm obstruction. Ballard's Horehound Syrup loosens phlegm for coughing up. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by J. Jenkins.

Ballard J. Jenkins

Sandel announces daughter Sallie Lenora to Robert Pope Trant

Mr and Mrs John L Sandel announce the marriage of their daughter Sallie Lenora to Robert Pope Trant on Thursday November 29 1917 in Shire Texas with home wedding at Iola Texas after December 1. Groom son of Mr and Mrs W P Trant of this city. Friends extend best wishes.

Daily Eagle Bryan John L. Sandel Sallie Lenora Robert Pope Trant Shire Texas Iola W. P. Trant

Hobo Kidney Remedy Said to Heal Brights Disease Victim

A Lake Charles woman, Mrs. P. B. Nelson, claims Bright's disease left her in 1913 and after six months of decline, a doctor recommended Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy. She says the remedy eliminated pain and restored health, praising the Hobo Medicine Co. for providing a booklet.

Bright P. B. Nelson Lake Charles Hobo Medicine Manufacturing Co Singer M. H. James Bryan Texas

Armistice Signed Between Russia and Germany

A ceasefire agreement was signed at headquarters between Russia and Germany. Prince Leopold of Batavia cites an Amsterdam dispatch noting the armistice remains valid for forty eight hours.

Daily Eagle London Russia Germany Prince Leopold of Batavia Amsterdam

Bolshevik Commander Says Staff Surrenders

Petrograd dispatch reports Ensign Krylenko a Bolshevik commander in chief telegraphs that the general staff, which refused Bolshevik authority, has surrendered.

Associated Press Petrograd Ensign Krylenko Bolsheviki

Thanksgiving program and local sports at Tabor

Rainy day coverage from Tabor notes a school Thanksgiving program at Tabor high school followed by a sermon by Rev. Storey on gratitude. Alexander beat Cottonwood 16 to 9 in basketball. Local residents Ross Dean and others traveled to Houston for the football game. a birth is also recorded as Willie Presnal and wife welcomed a son on December 3.

Tabor Tabor High School Rev Storey Alexander Cottonwood Ross Dean Henry Wilcox Will Clarence Walker Willie Earl Presnal Tom Benbow Houston C. EB. Bobo A. J. McCallum Harris Willie Presnal

Smallpox Scare Touches Steep Hollow Community

Dec 5 Steep Hollow reports one smallpox case Thurman Smith. Dr Mondrick vaccinated teachers and pupils except one child Nelson Crenshaw who escaped his captors. Local residents share visiting relatives and purchases while Mrs Ferguson’s funeral and military moves noted.

Steep Hollow Thurman Smith Mondrick Nelson Crenshaw Guy M. Dansby Baby Bryan R. L. Buchanan J. Luther Mims Seattle Washington J. M. Conway Sam Cook Martin J. H. Ferguson Old Bethel Abe Hensarling Horace McGhee Pearl Annie Mae Peteet Independence Lola Foster Weekly Eagle

Ballard's Horehound Syrup with Pepper Plaster Free

A dollar bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup offers two remedies in one for deep seated coughs. A Herrick's Red Pepper Plaster for the chest is included free with each bottle, sold by Eb J Jenkins.

E. Lawrence N Bryan E. J. Jenkins M. H. James N. A. Stew Ballard Herrick EB. J. Jenkins

Tanlac credited with curing long illness in San Antonio wife

A Texas corporal and Tanlac booster reports his wife suffered three years from stomach trouble with poor appetite pain in the side and sleepless nerves. After an operation and failing to improve she took Tanlac and claims complete relief, renewed appetite, better sleep, and ability to do housework. Tanlac sold in Bryan Wellborn Edge Allen farm and Tabori by local dealers.

A. L. Easton Hood Street San Antonio Mr. Easton Uncle Sam Twentieth Field Artillery Taniac Tanlac Bryan M. A. Stewart Wellborn J. P. Royden Edge Moore & Payne Allenfarm Terrell Brothers Tabori J. . Presnal Ady

President Recommends War Declaration Against Austria-Hungary

President Wilson urged immediate war against Austria-Hungary in his message to Congress, while excluding Turkey and Bulgaria for now. He argued Austria’s role as Germany’s vassal requires action to defeat Prussian autocracy and to repair Belgium’s wrongs, and said peace is impossible until Germany is defeated. He criticized German influence in Russia and warned of further consequences if the Allies’ cause is not supported.

Associated Press Washington Austria-Hungary Congress Wilson Turkey Bulgaria Austria United States Germany Belgium Balkan Asia

President’s address to be published worldwide in capitals

Washington dispatch notes the International character of the President’s address with arrangements for simultaneous publication in nearly every capital around the globe.

Washington

Declaration Declares War State With Austria Hungary

A joint resolution introduced by Senators Pittman and King declares a state of war exists between the United States and Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey. The measure refers to the foreign relations committee and has not progressed.

Washington United States Austria-Hungary Bulgaria Turkey Pittman King Foreign Relations Committee

White's Cream Vermifuge Promoted for Worms and Tonic

Advertisement claims White's Cream Vermifuge destroys worms and strengthens the stomach and bowels. Priced at 25 cents per bottle, sold by E. J. Jenkins.

E. J. Jenkins

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Smith Drug Co BE. J. Jenkins Soldier the Smith Drug Co the Red Cross Trant-Sandel General Staff Mosmmie Eraatlony Maxwell Motor Cars F.O.B Detroit Webb Motor Car Co Ring 42 G. D. Tucker Peruna Rosa A. Kiss Clinton Place
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