Death of little Totsie Dell Jones in Harvey
The community mourns the death of Totsie Dell Jones youngest child and family pet. Her funeral drew many from here and Bryan with school dismissed in respect and students attending in a body. Floral wreaths marked the burial as Rev. Ollie Smith preached to a larger Sunday congregation.
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Harvey
Totsie Dell Jones
Totsie
Bryan
Ollie Smith
Tom Goodman
Steep Hollow
Goodnight
Baby
John Jones
Nora Bell Jones
Pearl
Bobo
Pat Buchanan
Ellen Thompson
Bryant
Bright Light
No More Workers In The Ranger Oil Fields
A Ranger Texas survey shows few unemployed men remain in the town and officials curb incoming labor. Police arrest men riding freight trains on vagrancy charges and offer to release if they leave town. Many Mexicans have departed to return to Mexico amid employer fears of oil field immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranger
Tex
Mexico
Judge Lane in Bryan Visits Hearne Democrat Editor
Judge J. Felton Lane of Hearne, editor of the Hearne Democrat, is in town today. Lane has served the state in many positions and is always welcome in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge J. Felton Lane
Hearne
Red Cross Roll Call Reports 24 Memberships in Steep Hollow
Mrs Elbert Moore of Steep Hollow reports to county chair Mrs Frank Webb 24 memberships and 24 in donations from the Red Cross drive in the community.
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Elbert Moore
Steep Hollow
Red Cross
Frank Webb
Cardui claimed to restore strength in testimonial
Mrs C M Stegall of Paint Rock Alabama recounts a six bottle course of Cardui restoring her strength after three years of bed rest and illness. She says it improved appetite sleep and overall health and credits Cardui with saving her life. Cardui has been used by thousands of women for over forty years and is available at druggists.
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Paint Rock
Ala
C. M. Stegall
Near Here
Cardus
Cardui
Still Talking About Reducing Cotton
Memphis officials and Southern state representatives gather with bankers merchants and farmers to press a fifty percent cut in cotton acreage and a shift to food crops and livestock. They say the plan will stabilize the market and restore prices for the 1921 crop.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Bankers Joining Revolver Clubs in Dallas
Alarm over bank robberies in North Texas drives Dallas bankers to practice with revolvers at the police range. A group from American Exchange National Bank secured range access, with dozens more seeking the privilege. Officials note money handlers must be cautious amid rising holdups.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Red Cross Health exhibit boosts services at Bryan bazaar
Wednesday's Daily notes favorable attention at the Catholic ladies bazaar Health Booth. Health bulletins on Feeding of Small Children from A M College Extension are distributed. Local residents visit, shop, and discuss Christmas plans as Dr W A Smith reports hogs weighing 1020 pounds combined in Millican.
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Red Cross
Catholic Ladies’ Bazaar
A. & M. College
Red Cross Health Booth
W. W. Smith
College
Bryan
Eagle
T. J. Cross
Edge
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
Joe Sample
Tabor
R. Franze
Kurten
J. S. Williams
Cross
J. B. Priddy
Graham
Tex
FE. E. Freeman
Priddy
J. B. Hines
Houston
W. D. Lawrence
E. P. Humbert
W. A. Smith
Millican
Smith
Col Ousley Heads to A M College for Extension Work
Clarence Ousley former assistant secretary of agriculture arrives in Dallas with Mrs Ousley after a three week auto tour from Washington. He plans extension and lecture work at A M College. He observed the cotton scene in the South finding farmers resilient though hard hit and intent on reducing cotton acreage next year.
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Dallas Times Herald
Clarence Ousley
A. & M. College
Visitor Addresses Bryan Knights of Columbus
Adolph Dolson of Galveston district deputy of the Knights of Columbus spoke to a large Bryan Council gathering on the work and benefits of the K of C. He was guest of Grand Knight H. B. McDowell and received a warm Bryan welcome.
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Adolph Dolson
Galveston
Knights of Columbus
Bryan
Bryan Council
Dolson
City
H. B. McDowell
Ousley Arrives to Lead College Extension Service
Col Clarence Ousley arrived from New York and assumed duties as director of the Extension Service at the college. He was welcomed in Bryan by friends who cordially greeted him back home, while Mrs Ousley remained in alias.
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Clarence Ousley
New York
Rat Extermination Talk Led by Reppert at Chamber Meeting
Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce directors met January 1921 to hear A M College Extension official Mr Reppert on rat destruction. He outlined poisoning and traps, valued Texas yearly losses at 72 000 000 and urged broad public cooperation. The issue was referred to the City Development Committee to organize a county campaign. Plans also discussed for the 400 attendee annual banquet and the Bryan Hi football celebration. A Y M C A donation of 1153.50 from Bryan business men was acknowledged by Dr. W B Bizzell of A M College.
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Bryan and Brazos County
Sam B. Wilson
Lee J. Rountree
T. K. Lawrence
S. E. Eberstadt
E. P. Reppert
A. and M. College Extension Department
Reppert
Texas
W. H. Cole
Major McInnis
Waldrop
Edge
Geo. A. Adams
Lawrence
Tyler Haswell
T. A. Adams
L. L. McInnis
Leppert
Cemetery Association
Carnegie Library
Eberstadt
W. B. Bizzell
A. and
M. College
Bryan
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Y. M
Men of Bryan Earn Generous College Support
A Bryan community expresses strong appreciation for college supporters who respond cheerfully and liberally to every request. The sentiment highlights personal gratification and collective kindness toward college appeals.
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Bryan
Bryan launches new fight for the limelight
Washington reports William Jennings Bryan has joined reform forces pushing a Sunday observance bill for the District of Columbia and a single standard of morality. He urges Nebraska to include the standard in its constitution and appeals to women to back the cause, arguing equality before God and law.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Congress
District of Columbia
Bryan
all-American Conference of Social Diseases
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Cleburne Elevens Defeat Bryan High For North Texas Title
Cleburne high school blitzed Bryan Street high 7 to 0 to claim undisputed north Texas prep honors. Referee Coke Wimmer Umpire Joe Utay head linesman Ray Morrison oversaw the contest in Dallas. A likely rematch with Bryan may decide state honors.
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Eagle
Dallas
Tex
Cleburne High School
North Texas
Ernie
Bryan Street High
Coke Wimmer
University
Joe Utay
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
Cleburne
Bryan
Texas
Local residents attend Beaumont funeral of Mrs. W E Johnson
Mrs S C Williams Mrs Joes Johnson and E F Parks returned today from Beaumont where they attended the funeral of Mrs W E Johnson on Tuesday.
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S. C. Williams
Joe Johnson
EF. F. Parks
Beaumont
W. E. Johnson
Cooper to Lead Bryan Factory Construction
Phin P. Cooper of Cleveland plans to arrive in Bryan to assume superintendency of erecting a factory for the Automatic Shoe Polishing Co of Texas. Incorporation papers show 250000 dollars in capital with Bryan as the office. D B Reeves of New York will oversee sales for multiple states.
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C. A. Harris
Automatic Shoe Polishing Co
Texas
Phin P. Cooper
Cleveland
Ohio
J. C. Ulmer Manufacturing Co
Bryan
Cooper
Harris
J. L. Edge
Austin
D. B. Reeves
New York
The
Luncheon Tendered for Mrs Edward Spaulding
Mrs Royal S Copeland hosted a fashionable Friday lunch at Georgian Courts Central Park West in honor of her sister in law Mrs Edward Spaulding formerly Dorcas Parker of Bryan Texas A prominent Texas Club of New York member Mrs Spaulding retains affection for the Lone Star State The guest list included Mrs Robert Wylie Lyle president of the Texas Club Mrs Nash Mrs Browning Groce of Houston and others from New York
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Royal S. Copeland
New York City
Georgian Courts
Central Park West
Edward Spaulding
New York
Spaulding
Lone Star State
Texas Club of
Copeland
Robert Wylie Lyle
Texas Club
Galveston
William R. Nash
Browning-Groce
Houston
A. Duckworth
B. Gilchrist
Bryan High Prepares for Houston Heights Clash at Rice Field
Coach C B Hudson announces Bryan High football team ready for Saturday game against Houston Heights at Rice Field in Houston. Kickoff is 3 p m. Tickets available in Bryan. The winner will face Abilene High for the State championship.
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C. B. Hudson
Bryan High
Houston Heights
Houston
Rice Field
Bryan
Abilene High
Bryen
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Edge Dry Goods Co
Judge Lane
Cardy
Alabama
Mr. Simmons
E. H. Astin
Col. Ousley
Bryan Knights OF Columbus
MR. Reppert
Dr. Bizzell
Sec
MR. Cooper
Hudson
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