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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1922

Page

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Agricultural Demonstration Train Closes Texas Tour in Bryan

The Southern Pacific Texas A and M College Agricultural Demonstration Special ended a 5000 mile run starting Beaumont on November 20 visiting Bryan and College Station. More than 150000 attendees, 12 cars of displays, prize cattle and crops showcased scientific farming with remarks from Mayor Tyler Haswell and A and M College officials.

Southern Pacific A. and M. College Texas A. and M. College and Southern Pacific Railway Beaumont Bryan and College J. J. McGregor Southern Pacific Lines C. M. Evans M. College Geo. A. Long A. L. Ward W. R. Scott S. P. Railway Tyler Haswell New York Bryan Brazos County W. H. Cole Bryan Chamber of Commerce Houston M. E. Wallace B. Youngblood Gabe Cazell S. Moylan Bird H. O. Ferguson Lee J. Rountree W. B. Bizzell Texas Agriculture Texas Agriculture and the College Haswell Youngblood South America Texas Experiment Station Brazil M. College of Texas South Bizzell Roy Hudspeth Dr. B. Youngblood Sam C. Hoyle E. W. Crenshaw J. D. Martin S. B. Eberstadt C. L. Benson C. M. Degalia H. H Williamson H. D H. D. Newsom Cific Rotary Club Messrs. McGregor and Evans Texas A West Texas A. and M. Extersion Voys Bryan Products Evans Mr. Davis Snnereen Farms Richmond Byron Gist Midland Victor Mr. Gist J. N. McGregor Houston Teas C. M. Evan A. J. War J. L. Thomas A. W. Buchanan Miss Gertrude Klodgett A. K. Short Agronomist W. B. Lanham A. P. Swallow Dora R. Barnes Bernice Claytor Edith M. Andrews S. C. Hoye Extension Service W. H. Darrow Mies Mildred Horton Jno T. Egan Geo. W. Orms Extension Service A Bennie Campbell FB. O. Edson Myrtle Murray T. J. Conway J. E. Boog- Scott State Livestock Sanitary Commission Fort Worth J. W. Ridgeway Dr.Nye Department of Agriculture H. H. Williamson A. and M. Extension Service

Edge Woman's Club votes to federate

Edge Texas December meeting unanimously adopts the Womans Federated Clubs constitution and bylaws to join the federation. Members discuss Governor Neff education speech and Texas funding. committees report hot lunch, dress form demonstration, beautification of school grounds, and Good Cheer gifts. Twenty two members participate actively with plans for January work.

W. R. Henry Edge Texas Edge Woman's Demonstration Clab Miss Roten W. S. Howell Womans’ Federated Clubs P. S. Mangum Edge Club Neff State Teachers’ Association Houston California

Weather outlook for New Orleans area tonight and Thursday

For Bryan and Vicinity the forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with probable rain and rising temperatures.

New Orleans Bryan and Vicinity

UT Campus Seethes Over Valentino Trousers Demonstration

Three UT coeds paraded in bell bottom corduroy trousers on the main walk amid a week of campus debate. The controversy pits defenders of personal freedom against critics who object to the fashion statement. The issue may go to the Texas Legislature in January if unresolved by President Vinson and the regents, with several lawmakers already voicing opposition.

Austin Texas University of Texas R. E. Vinson Board of Regents

Edge Oil Lease Pledges Major Brazos County Acreage

The Eagle reports a large tract in the Edge community of Brazos county is being leased. If the target acreage is secured, three test wells will be drilled, backed by a large Fort Worth oil corporation.

The Eagle Brazos County Oil Corporation of Fort Worth

Methodist Groups Elect Officers in 1923 Meetings

Group No 2 of the Woman's Missionary Society met with Mrs Mary Shelburne as hostess. E W Crenshaw presided and M R Bentley led a Bible lesson. Group 3 elected officers with Mrs S E Eberstadt as chairman and Mary Hall as secretary. Group 4 had no meeting, plans to resume after Christmas holidays.

Woman's Missionary Society Mary Shelburne E. W. Crenshaw M. R. Bentley Mesdames E. W. Crenshaw R. M. Dansby R. B. Welch J. O. Tucker O. A. Ashworth J. B. Priddy H. H. Seale Lee J. Rountree Miss Ann Bentley

Cattle Buyers Visit Local Firm Leader in Texas Deal

Georgetown based Howell Bros. Livestock Commission Co led by J. K. Howell discussed a five thousand head cattle purchase across Grimes Robertson Madison Brazos and Burleson counties with past shipments exceeding two thousand head to a ranch near Norway Nueces county. Associates include Ace Hufstuttler Bud Hunt Lee Hufstuttler and Henry and Tom Howell of Fort Worth.

J. K. Howell Georgetown Howell Bros., Livestock Commission Co Fort Worth Lee J. Rountree Mr. Howell Henry and Tom Howell

Cotton Market Ends Higher With Nearby Futures Up

Cotton futures closed higher with nearby contracts gaining about 1 4 to 1 4 cents while middling prices increased. The report notes slight movement in the market and describes price shifts for the day.

Rev Crimm Leads Texas Fox Hunters in Marshall

Rev B B Crimm arrives from Lockhart to finish year and lead fox hunt in Marshall with 16 thoroughbred dogs and a 40-dog pack. His evangelistic party including E E Zirkle Davis Cris tenson S Wilburn and Sam Taylor joins the event. Crimm serves as master of hounds for the Texas Fox and Wolf Hunters Association which meets December 26.

Marshall Texas B. B. Crimm Lockhart E. E. Zirkle Davis Christenson S. Wilburn Sam Taylor Fort Worth Mr. Crimm

Bryan Eagle editor invited to speak at college event

College Station invites Lee J. Rountree editor of the Bryan Eagle to address the student body on Thursday evening December 14. His announced topic is Faith in the Republic.

Mr. McGregor J. J. McGregor S. P. Lines Bryan College College Station Lee J. Rountree The Bryan Eagle

Steep Hollow to Organize Cemetery Association

On Saturday night December 16 at 7 o'clock at the schoolhouse the Steep Hollow community is urged to attend a meeting to discuss plans for a cemetery association. The program includes songs, readings, an address by A W Buchanan, and discussions on financing and organization led by T P Hall. A tableau titled The Guiding Star is planned.

Steep Hollow J. M. Bullock J. M. Cloud Sam Bullock Emma Ruth Tobias Laura B. Ro Laura Roten Raymond Moore A. W. Buchanan Organization of Cemetery Association T. P. Hall Walter English Edith Tobias I. M. Cook Song

Sunday Selling of Goods Discussed by Co. Att'y Minkert

County Attorney J G Minkert of Brazos County Texas states that Sunday opening of businesses for traffic or public amusement is punishable by a fine of twenty to fifty dollars under Art 302. He cites Art 803 exemptions for markets provisions burial materials newspapers ice cream and several service businesses and urges citizen cooperation to enforce the law.

CO. Att State of Texas Bryan Brazos County J. G. Minkert Texas

Bry an Visitors Visit Mrs Tabor and Son at Rock Prairie

Mrs A J Tabor of Rock Prairie and her young son were among visitors today accompanying Bryant figures.

A. J. Tabor Rock Prairie Bryan

Disastrous Fire Destroys Bryan Street Businesses

A Friday 3 a.m. blaze on Bryan Street damaged multiple firms including Post Office Cafe owned by Peter Scott, J R Fain barber shop, McCulloch Gordon Co, Parker Astin Hardware, and Munday Moehlman. Total losses near 24 600 with partial insurance. fire department praised for swift control.

Parker-Astin Hardware Co Fain Munday & Moehlman Post Office Cafe Bryan Street Peter Scott Scott J. R. Fain MccCulloch-Gordon Co Walter J. Coulter Parker-Astin Hardware Company Bryan Fire Department

Miss Mattie Haynes and Dir Frank James Tie in Bryan

Miss Mattie Haynes and Dir Frank James of Benchley wed at the First Christian Church parsonage in Bryan at 11 o clock Saturday morning. Rev C N Calmes officiated. The couple plan to make Benchley their home after receiving well wishes from friends. Mrs M Cook of Steep Hollow PTA thanks Bryan Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club telephone operators J Webb Howell Jess Conlee and others for helping Saturday night’s meeting succeed.

Mattie Haynes Frank James Benchley First Christian Church Bryan C. N. Calmes M. Cook Steep Hollow Parent-Teachers’ Association Bryan Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club J. Webb Howell Jess Conlee

Foundation Brazos River Reclamation Project Sparked

The Brazos River Reclamation Association forms in Texas with John M. Lawrence elected president and A D Jackson secretary. A committee will draft a bill for state support, seeking federal aid to control floods, irrigate upper reaches, and power hydroelectric needs along the river and its tributaries.

S. W. Adams Texas Commercial News Texas Brazos Valley Nile Valley Brazos Drouth Brezvos River Reclamation Association John M. Lawrence Bryan A. D. Jackson Jno College Station FE. H. Astir Brazos County W. C. Page Somerville Burleson County Ward Templeton Navasota Grimes County T. S. Henderson Cameron Milam County D. C. Giddings Brenham Washington County H W. Cummings Robertson County

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