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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1922

Page

3

Bryan Officials Plan First Community Christmas Tree

Good Cheer Association prepares Bryan Brazos county Christmas tree event at Main and 26th Street December 23 8 30 p m. Santa will deliver fruit and candy to children. letters to Santa read by committee. extensive local volunteer groups organize decorations lighting and activities to foster goodwill across all residents.

Bryan Brazos County Good Cheer Association Main and 26Th Street M. B. Parker Santa Claus Queen and Dixie Theatres M. R. Bentley R. A. Harrison

West Texas A M College dispute fuels West Texas independence

In a contentious exchange the Bryan and Lockney editorials clash over creating a separate West Texas A M College. The Beacon supports an independent institution of first class, while Bryan A M College allies resist, demanding fair tax treatment and a true branch rather than a parent‑university replica.

Ben F. Smith Lockney Beacon West Texas A. & M Ben Smith Lee J. Rountree Bryan Eagle Texas A. & M. College Democratic Party of Texas Agricultural College West Texas Agricultural and Mechanical System of Texas Austin Texas Sam Braswell West The Eagle Agricultural and Mechanical Bryan Clarendon News Rountree Forth Worth Beacon Bizzell West Texas A. & M. College Las A. & M. College Bryan College West Texas A

Brazos County Poultry Show Draws Big Attendance in Bryans

The Brazos County Poultry Association hosts its annual exhibition at the Sebesta building in Brynan with judge F. W. Kazemeir and Supt. C. E. Jenkins. Carl Wipprecht, W. C. Sanders, and dozens of exhibitors including Mrs. T. H. Halton White Orphingtons and J. J. Rosprim Barred Plymouth Rocks compete. totals show 376 birds including 256 chickens and 2 turkeys.

Brazon County Poultry Association Sebesta Brynan F. W. Kazemeir C. E. Jenkins Carl Wipprecht W. C. Sanders T. H. Halton White Orphingtons F. E. Jones S. C. Rhode Island Reds A. H. Stevener S. C. R.L. Reds W. Conway S. CC. R. J. Reds J. C. Lloyd Plymouth Rocks Wayne Davis Minorcas Geo. A. Adams S. C. White Leghorns Esker Martin Turkeys Gavan Stuckey J. H. Conway R. J. Persons C. P. Powers Mre J. M. Conway S. C Jas. H. Chastain J. W. Bozeman Emma _ Kosarek W. W. Wilson Jas. Jones W. J. Boriskie W. E. Moore W. ©. Holbrook L L. McNeely Fred Kohler L. L. Stevens Barred Plymouth Rocks G. E. Sutton White Plymouth Rocks S. C. White Leghorns W. QO. Sanders White Hugo Lenz Golden Seabright White Wyandottes Co W. Hedtke Young D. C. Lloyd Rhode Island Reds Srd Jas. H. Chasta

Poultry Show Notes Highlight Local Strains and Records

W. O. Sanders displays heavy laying White Leghorns with sixty pullets and twelve hens producing about forty eight eggs daily for two months. Hugo Lenz showcases Chinese geese and comments they talk too much. V. J. Boriskie exhibits a modern poultry house with twelve pullets of Barred Plymouth Rocks. November yields range from 20 to 238 eggs per bird and one pullet with 26 eggs in August. five home hens exceed 200 eggs by January 15.

W. O. Sanders Hugo Lenz V. J. Boriskie Plymouth Rocks Monticello Ark

Lewis and Rountree Guests at Huntsville Luncheon

Senator Henry L. Lewis of Grimes county and Representative Lee J. Rountree of Brazos county will be guests of honor at a Huntsville Rotary Club luncheon. The Sam Houston State Normal faculty and Huntsville business leaders plan the event to discuss Texas educational needs with Lewis and Rountree leading the discussion for several hundred invited guests.

Huntsville Texas Henry L. Lewis Grimes County Lee J. Rountree Brazos County Rotary Club Sam Houston State Normal Business Men of Lewis Rountree

Wheelock Ladies Visit City Today

Mesdames W. P. Wilstrap and G. R. Dunn of Wheelock are in town today for unspecified engagements.

Mesdames W. P. Wilstrap G. R. Dunn Wheelock

Astin Reports Memphis Conference On Cotton Pests

Mr E H Astin returned from Memphis Tennessee where he attended a conference with government entomologists to form state commissions backed by the federal government to combat boll weevil boll worm pink boll worm and related pests. He notes North and South Carolina growers are alerted as the pests appear and ravage crops and calls for reducing cultivated land to half and better pest protection.

E. H. Astin Memphis Tenn Astin Mr. Astin North

Luncheon Held for A. and M. College Board

The A. and M. College board met Friday and hosted a noon luncheon in their honor at the college. Invitations listed Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Bizzell Mrs. J. C. George of Brownsville Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Rountree of Bryan W. L. Boothe Sweetwater H. L. Dickson of Paris F. M. Law of Houston L. J. Hart of San Antonio and S. G. Bailey.

College College Station A. & M. College W. B. Bizzell J. C. George Brownsville Lee J. Rountree Bryan W. L. Boothe Sweetwater H. L. Dickson Paris F. M. Law Houston L. J. Hart San Antonio S. G. Bailey

Conway Wins Poultry Show Top Prize in Bryan

W. T. Conway of Route 6 visited Bryan on business and attended the Brazos County Poultry Show. He won first prize with his Rhode Island Reds in the old pen class.

W. T. Conway Route 6 Bryan Eagle Mr. Conway Rhode Island Reds Brazos County

George Saxon of Reliance On Business Today

George Saxon of Reliance is here on business. He is meeting with local partners to discuss an upcoming project and potential investments in the area.

George Saxon Reliance

Steep Hollow Community Meeting Draws Large Crowd

The Steep Hollow PTA led event drew a crowded turnout despite bad weather. Judge W C Davis praised rural schools and a new community building while the A and M band entertained and Rotary members supported transport and supper.

Steep Hollow Parent Teachers’ Association J. M. Cook Bryan I. M. Cook W. C. Davis Judge Davis Brazos County R. S. Lovett Harriman Littleton Gabe Cazelle Rotary

West Texas A and M. College proposal debate unfolds

The article urges West Texas residents to oppose a Bryan College move to control the proposed West Texas A and M. College. It warns that no law creating the branch is passed and calls West Texas counties to attend the December 4 5 and 6 budget ratification meeting at College Station.

Fine Turkeys on Display at Brazos County Show

Eleven turkeys on display at the Brazos County Poultry Show in the Sebesta building include five Mammoth Bourbon Reds by W. M. Wilson of Tabor two whites by Carl Wipprecht and four bronze specimens by Esher Martin of Steep Hollow. Turkeys are becoming a standard crop and Brazos County leads.

Brazos County Sebesta W. M. Wilson Tabor Carl Wipprecht Esher Martin Steep Hollow

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bryan Commercial News General Committee J. A. McQueen R. P. Marstellar Allen Myers Mary Carr John K. Parker E. J. Fountain A. T. Potts Gabe Cazell Hal Saunders Marvin Wallace R. S. Webb, Sr J. T. Hanway John M. Caldwell R. L. Hearne F. L. Henderson R. W E. Warren Chas A. Felker Chas. Greisser Joe Kaplan FE. B. la Roche R. T. Withers A. Thomson A. Tardy F. B. Brown W. S. Howell T. K. Lawrence J. J. Brock H. B. McDowell John M. Lawrence D. J. McDonald J. W. Holick I. J. Rosprim Emma Kosarek J. J. Ho Young Pen C. C. Corley Jas. Ih S.C. R. L. Reds J. ©. Lloyd Elmer Bullock Hen Will M. Jones Cockerel W. T. Conaway Mrs. J. L Pullet Bullet W. E. Graham Lewis and Rountree Gabe Eberstadt Holy Land A. and M Stewart Barron Jess Conlee J. Webo Howell
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