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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1923

Page

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Brazos County Poultry Show Draws Crowds and Praise

Brazos County hosts a busy Poultry Show at the Parker Astin Warehouse despite poor roads and weather. Exhibitors from Knob Prairie Woodville Millican Wellborn Steep Hollow and Brenham display White Leghorns Rhode Island Reds Barred Rocks White Wyandotts and turkeys as visitors praise the quality and progress of the local poultry industry. The event features lectures auctions and a membership drive led by Mrs. J L Broach with plans for future shows and initiatives to grow Brazos County Poultry Association.

Parker- Astin Brazos County Knob Prairie Woodville Club Rhode Island Tabor Kurten Millican Wellborn Smetana Harvey Edge Steep Hollow Will Jones Elmer Bullock Expressons Will T. Conaway Reliance Fred Kohler Madison Square Garden C. E. Jenkins W. J. Boriskie Brenham Wayne Davis W. E. Graham Bryan Route 4 J. L. Broach

President Coolidge to Address Nation on Radio

President Calvin Coolidge will deliver a 15 minute radio address from the White House to mourn Warren G. Harding. The speech is broadcast nationwide via long distance telephone and radio from 8:30 to 8:45 p m EST.

President Coolidge Associated Press Washington Calvin Coolidge Warren G. Harding Coolidge The Harding Memorial Association White House

Reichstag Tangled Over Final Vote On Full Powers Bill

Berlin Dec 6 The Reichstag voted the first two articles of the full powers bill 282 to 78. The Nationalists announced they would leave before the bill as a whole was voted on. A debate arose on whether the final vote should be postponed.

Associated Press Berlin Reichstag

Population Center of Texas Found Near Waco

The 14th census places Texas population center at latitude 31 28 34 N and longitude 97 19 12 W. The approximate location is 12.1 miles southwest of Waco, according to the Census Bureau.

Ity Associated Press Washington Texas Census Bureau Waco

Masonic emblem completes journey to New York lodge

A silver Masonic trowel ending an eighteen year trek visits Justice Lodge No 753 in Manhattan after resting on Theodore Roosevelt's grave at Oyster Bay. The emblem is slated to continue to every Masonic lodge room worldwide.

New York United States Canada Mexico Justice Lodge Manhattan Theodore Roosevelt Oyster Bay

Conway Family Greeted Bryan Friends in Steep Hollow

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Conway and their daughter Miss Louise of Steep Hollow were seen greeting friends in Bryan today.

J. M. Conway Miss Louise Steep Hollow Bryan

Birds Released for Contest Prize Stunt

Report notes a publicity stunt where birds are turned loose from a building top and participants may enter a contest hoping to catch them for prize money. Officials warn about safety and animal welfare considerations.

Invited Open House by Bryan Knights of Ku Klux Klan

The Klan Realm No 48 invites Bryan and Brazos County citizens to the Bryan Country Club Friday at 8 PM. Miss A B Cloud of Dallas will lecture on Klancraft for the National Organization of Women's Ku Klux Klan. Women are urged to attend to hear Miss Cloud.

Bryan Knights Ku Klux Klan Bryan Brazos County Bryan Country Club A. B. Cloud Dallas Klygraft National Organization of Women’s Miss Cloud

Lichte Honored by Texas Masonic Grand Chapter Meeting

F E Lichte was appointed district visitor at the Texas Grand Lodge session in Waco, succeeding S R Dunn of Normangee. The Grand Royal Arch Chapter officers were elected in Waco with Sam J Hel mand deputy grand high priest Frank Holt grand deputy and many other posts. A resolution allows certificate holders to renew at Waco or pay committee on work expenses at a convenient July or August site.

D. H. Reid M. College R. C. Dunn M. College of Texas D. F. Irving Poultrr Husbandman Experiment Station R. M. Sherwood Poultry Husbandman A. and Bryan Texas Grand Lodge Waco F. E. Lichte S. R. Dunn Normangee H. O. Ferguson H. E. Randolph J. D. Martin T. L. Berdine T. A. Munson Grand Royal Arch Chapter Texas Masons Sam J. Helm Corsicana Frank Holt John M. Weekley Ennis D. N. Cushing San Antonio Grand Scribe T. M. Bartley L. R. Conroe Goldthwaite Walter Grand Lodge

Railway General Managers Meet in Galveston Texas

In Galveston on December 6, vice presidents and general managers from 25 Texas railways representing about 12 000 miles of track gathered for their one day annual meeting. They planned discussions on rate adjustments and other problems facing the industry.

Associated Press Galveston Texas Railways Railway General Managers Association of Texas

Methodist Missionary Society Social With Mrs Grout

The Woman's Missionary Society of the College met in a business and social session Monday afternoon with Mrs. G. P. Grout as hostess. They discussed financing the kitchen in the new Tabernacle and purchasing a collection plate. Reports by superintendents showed satisfactory work. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostesses and Miss Ruth Watkins.

Woman's Missionary Society of the College G. P. Grout Tabernacle Ruth Watkins

Noble of Kerens to Make Bryan Home

P A Noble of Kerens has arrived in Bryan to settle and join the Chambers Wilson Motor Company. He previously co owned and served as advertising manager of the Kerens Tribune, selling his interests to take a Bryan position.

Kerens Bryan P. A. Noble Chambers-Wilson Motor Company Mr. Noble Kerens Tribune

Marines seize Canton custom house in foreign gunboat action

Reports from Hong Kong say parties of marines from foreign gunboats occupied the Canton custom house with machine guns. Two American two British and two French gunboats anchored off Shameen and Canton backing North China forces under General Chen Chiung Ming amid long running Sun Yat Sen clashes.

Associated Press Hong Kong Canton Shameen North China Chen Chiung Ming Sun Yat Sen South China

Bryan High Shows Support At Rotary Club Meeting

Bryan High School officials and students addressed Rotary Club members during a Wednesday luncheon. Superintendent Madison Hall outlined future plans for a physical education director and praised football players and sponsors including captain David Bunting and Miss Ruby Boriskie. Oak McKenzie lauded the team, while Rotarian Forrest Jones was praised as a top Texas athletics manager.

Bryan High Bryan Rotary Club Madison Hall Hall Bryan High School David Bunting Stuart Cole Bill Oliver Ben Kaplan Ruby Boriskie Ralph Turner Oak McKenzie Manager Jones Forrest Jones Texas Jones F. L. Henderson W. S. Barron C. L. Benson C. 8. Beckwith S. M. Bird J. W. Black Wilson Bradley J. F. Casey Gabe Cazell W. J. Coulter W. B. Cline S. E. Eberstadt J. H. Farris J. M. Fountain H. C. Fulgham

Houston Doctor Visits Bryan Then Returns Home

Dr. H. L. Fountain of Houston spent Wednesday night in Bryan and left this morning for home. Frank Fickey, a successful farmer from the Cedar Creek community, was trading with Bryan merchants today.

H. L. Fountain of Houston Bryan Frank Fickey Cedar Creek

Clock with sweet chimes proves business has great conscience

The Bryan Eagle features praise from Prof. R. O. Allen and Mrs. Allen for the City National Bank clock and a pedestrian scale of civic virtue. The letter lauds local merchants and the community impact, noting the legacy of a small park and planted crepe myrtles. Also mentions visiting locals Rev. and Mrs. Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. Shows visiting Bryan.

Houston New Orleans Bryan

Cotton Market Slips as Futures End Lower

Cotton futures closed today thirty points down. Local spot prices traded around eighty two and one half cents a pound for middling basis, signaling softer cash demand.

Woman's Club program on political parties led by Mrs Waldrop

The Woman's Club met with full attendance as Mrs Waldrop led a program on National Capital and political organizations. Mrs Hendrix Conway performed a piano number, and a round table discussion featured questions answered by twelve members. Next week the club plans a Christmas open meeting before holidays.

Woman’s Club W. B. Cline Marshall Dansby Sesson M. P. Walker W. D. Spence F. M. Miller Jacksonville W. S. Howell Texas Hendrix Conway Carolinas Mesdames J. N. Goodwin J. M. Ferguson H. C. Fulgham R. S. Webb C. S. Gainer A. K. Brown T. S&s. Lundine Will Hall C. A. Searey John A. Held P. G. Gunter M. FE. Wallace Woman

Mayfield sworn in as U S senator from Texas

Earle B. Mayfield of Austin took the constitutional oath as a member of the United States Senate from Texas during the Six Ty-Eighth Congress organization. He greeted colleagues, signed the oath, and sent a birthday telegram to his son John, a University of Texas student. Gus Robertson of Cross, Grimes county, reported bad road conditions near Bryan after recent rains.

Mark L. Goodwin Washington United States Senate Texas Earle B. Mayfield Austin Senate Chamber Senate Mayfield Morris Sheppard Cummins Iowa United States Garland Arkansas Ralston Indiana Grover Cleveland Senator Walsh Massachusetts Senator Heflin Alabama John Mayfield The Texas University Gus Robertson Cross Grimes County Bryan

Ford for President Club Convenes in Detroit Faces Split

Delegates gathered for a December conference in Detroit to discuss Henry Ford as a presidential candidate. The meeting will pit third party supporters against Ford backers seeking him as the Democratic standard bearer. Fifteen states plus Texas have indicated acceptance, with 21 states confirmed by secretary William Kronberg.

Detroit Ford William Kronberg Associated Press Mich Henry Ford Texas

Six Cylinder Love at Guion Hall by Percival Vivian players

A modern life comedy about the perils of owning a gasoline buggy. The six cylinder play follows Mr and Mrs Burton mortgaging their home to buy a car then losing it to a newlywed couple. Misadventures ensue until a moral ending restores the couple and their finances. Written by Anthony McGuire with Vivian directing for Lyceum audiences.

Guion Hall, College Percival Vivian Burton Burtons Young Starling Businss New York Chicago Lyceum Anthony McGuire Mr. Vivian

Tax Revision Bill Sparks House Debate At Start Of Session

Treasury Department has drafted a tax revision bill based on Secretary Mellon's proposals. The measure will be considered by committees in the House, with the fight over treasury ideas intensifying as the session opens.

Associated Press Washington Treasury Department Capitol Mellon House Treasury

Presbyterian Leader Dr McFayden Calls for Texas Co operation

The article reports Rev H R McFayden of Cameron delivering Sunday addresses on Christian education to Presbyterians in the city. He urged broad cooperation, highlighted the need for resources for Austin College Sherman Austin Presbyterian Seminary and other institutions, and noted upcoming cottage prayer meetings led by Mrs R L Brogdon with east and west side hosts and leaders.

H. R. McFayden Cameron McFayden Texas Austin College Sherman Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Austin Daniel Baker College Brownwood Southwestern Presbyterian Home and School For Orphans Itasca Texas Presbyterian College Milford Texas-Mexican Industrial Institute Kingsville Presbyterian School For Taft Church For University Presbyterian College of Industrial Arts North Texas State Normal Denton Commerce San Marcos Huntsville M. College College Station R. L. Brogdon Jao K. Parker H. J. Stone L. L. McInnis West Side Charles Marten 5. C. Hoyle Chas. Marten

Wellborn Community Club hosts "Clubbing a Husband" event

The Wellborn Community Club will present the play Clubbing a Husband on Friday night, December 21, with showtime and venue details readied for local audiences.

Wellborn Community Club

Mrs Alma Ernst McManus and Terbert Ernst Return Home

Mrs Alma Ernst McManus and Terbert Ernst have come back from Kerrville after several months away. They are now with their parents Prof and Mrs Anton Ernst.

Alma Ernst McManus Terbert Ernst Kerrville Prof Anton Ernst

Infant of Mr and Mrs Rhea to be interred in Plano

Chas F Hillier was summoned to Hearne to prepare the body of the infant son of Mr and Mrs Chas Rhea for burial in Plano.

Chas. F. Hillier Hearne Chas. Rhea Plano

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Reicstag Masonic Methodist Missionary Society Grout Party OF Marines Bryan High Souad W. W. H. “Matthews College Henry Shows Parker School U. S CLU Modern Life College A’ Fayden Dustin Farnum Fox Kentucky Mae Murray
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