Banquet honors Aggies after Southwest football title
Bryan hosts a lavish 1921 Aggies banquet at the Green Parrot praising Coach Bible and the team. Notables from A and M College, Bryan schools, and local press speakers recount victories, celebrate “Aggie spirit,” and toast the squad with music, speeches, and tributes.
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Bryan
Texas Aggies
Green Parrot
D. X. Bible
James Sullivan
Aggie
Texas
Young Ladies of Bryan
M. E. Wallace
S. Moylan Bird
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Aggies
Margaret Ann Fairman
Horace Boyett
H. H
Jinx) Tucker
Waco News-Tribune
Waco
Jinx
F. M. Barrett
Telegraph
News- Tribune
Bryan Hi
C. &. Hudson
Moore
Allen Academy
S. E. Eberstadt
Eberstadt
Ikey
Jakey
Pep
Bryan Christmas notices and visitors fill town
Wednesday December 14 1921 and Thursday December 15 1921 Bryan alerts patrons with holiday visits and guests from Montgomery Denver Houston Fort Worth Wellborn and other communities. Local church and club activities include a Christmas Sevial by Miss Minnie Cahill and United Daughters of the Confederacy plans. Notables include Rev J J Tatum taking Bryan football players to Dallas and residents J A Beard recent injury recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Yates
Baby
Montgomery
Bryan
J. J. Pipkin
Warren T. Withers
W. A. Withers
Felix Mistrot
Denver
T. R. Batte
F. L. Scott
M. A. Miller
Nellie Batte
Houston
Frank Webb
Frank Jr
J. H. Allen
Beaumont
Sam Weyand
Ledbetter
Bryan Hospital
T. B. Wood
Groveton
W. B.eidson
Wellborn
Charles Pipkin
State University At Austin
Minnie Cahill
Henry C. Conrad
Kurten
Webb J. Howell
Wheelock
Victor Kosh
Cornelius Bowles
Texhoma
L. J. Cox
Bowles
P. S. Park
L. A. Ross
United Daughters of the Confederacy
John Hensarling
Will Shealey
Reliance
John Williamson
Fort Worth
Gus C. Street
Calder Street
Paul Swancoat
Sallie Thomas
College Avenue
Winnie Thomas
Jim Thomas
J. J. Tatum
Dallas
Oak Cliff
J. T. Hanway
H. R. Davidson
Harvey
City
O. L. Tabor, Jr
O. L. Tabor
W. Green Buchanan
Rt. L. May
Waco
Ira Bond
Brazos County
Prospect
A. B. McSwain
J. A. Beard
Milano
Reward for Boll Weevils at Brazos County Schools
Brazos County offers a five dollar reward tied to a school competition involving boll weevils. Rewards include three dollars to the school keeping a weevil alive longest, two dollars for the next longest, and one dollar for the third, plus five dollars for any weevil living 15 days. A dozen or more weevils must be kept in a screened enclosure with water and approved feed, avoiding okra, cotton and hibious, in a warm schoolroom. Daily tallies and feeding records must be submitted to the Hagle office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Hagle
Quiet Restored by Troops in Coal Mines
Pittsburg Dec 15 National Guard cavalry arrived this morning, bringing quiet to Kansas coal fields. Women halted active fighting among workers, ending days of unrest.
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Pittsburg
National Guard
Kansas
Dallas Conference on Wage Reductions
Dallas officials and employees of the Texas and Pacific railroad meet to discuss a 10 percent wage cut effective January 1, 1922, following a recently posted notice and ensuing protests.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Red Cross to Open Bryan Employment Bureau
The Red Cross in Bryan plans an employment clearinghouse to match job seekers with employers as winter approaches. Chairman W H Cole announces the bureau will focus on Bryan and Brazos County residents, prioritizing men of families, with Mayor Tyler approving and pledging support. Employers and workers are urged to register with the Red Cross to speed placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Bryan
W. H. Cole
The
Brazos County
Tyler Haswell
Pecan Trees Will Beat Texas Cotton in Grafted Nut Boom
Austin reports University of Texas educator Dr. A C Ellis predicts about twenty million pecan trees in Texas will yield high value crops after grafting. He notes Gulf coast varieties grafted to central west Texas trees produce pecans worth 50 cents to a dollar per pound, with three to four years needed for best results. Ellis cites growing demand and low production costs, plus his own mail order success and gifts of pecans to Mrs Andrew Carnegie.
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Austin
Texas
A. C. Ellis
University of Texas
Ellis
Gulf Coast
West
Dr. Ellis
Farmers’ Institute
Andrew Carnegie
Buckner's Home Orphans Gift Planned by Baptist Class
The Friendship Bible Class of a Baptist church plans a Christmas stocking drive for Buckner's Home orphans in Dallas. Nearly fifty young women will donate new stockings each. On Sunday they will pack the gifts with love letters and cards, led by president Miss Ethel Evans and committee members Miss Emily Held Miss Artie Lou Smith and Miss Gladys Walker.
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Buckner’s
Friendship Bible Class
The
Baptist Church
Buckner
Ethel Evans
Dallas
Emily Held
Artie Lou Smith
Gladys Walker
Christmas Adver Becomes Bryan Eagle Holiday Boost
A plea to place a Christmas advertisement in the Bryan Eagle to boost holiday trade. The suggestion urges timely placement to maximize sales during the season.
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Bryan Eagle
P A T Meeting At College Hosts Christmas Program
The Campus Study Club and the PTA of the A and M consolidated schools held a joint gathering at the Y M C A parlors Tuesday at 3 pm. A large crowd attended a Christmas program featuring weighed poetry, songs, and a planned fundraising drive for Russian famine relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campus Study Club
Parent-Teachers Association
A. and M. Consolidated Schools
J. C. Nagle
Christabel Bailey
J. Webb Howell
Emma Lee Fermier
E. J. Fermier
G. W. Fish
E. J. Kyle
College Station
Edics
Sia
Parent-Teachers’ Association of A. and M. Consolidated School
Tanlac Restores Mrs. Maggie Brown’s Health
Mrs. Maggie Brown of 604 East Kansas Avenue St Joseph Missouri says Tanlac gave quick and complete relief from two years of nervous run down condition with poor appetite headaches and exhaustion after four bottles her weight up ten pounds and nerves normal. Tanlac sold in Bryan by W A Stewart druggist.
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Tanlac
Maggie Brown
Kansas Avenue
St. Joseph
Bryan
W. A. Stewart
Anglo-Irish Fight Sees Commons Debate Restart
In London the House of Commons resumed debate on the Anglo-Irish agreement. A key moment featured a former premier Asquith addressing the chamber, praising the treaty and urging its acceptance.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
Asquith
Martin Named Deputy Grand Master in Texas District 29
Dr C A Searcy J W Payne S C Hoyle and H E Randolph returned from Waco with certificates to teach the Masonic work. George A Long and J Olliphant had certificates from last year. Oak McKenzie Dr E W Prize F E Lichte and Linton Robinson earned chapter teaching certificates. James D Martin appointed Deputy Grand Master for District 29 and will visit lodges. local friends hail Grand Master of Texas recognition.
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C. A. Searcy
J. W. Payne
S. C. Hoyle
H. E. Randolph
Waco
The
Masonic Grand Lodge
Geo. A. Long
J. Olliphant
Oak McKenzie
E. W. Prize
F. E. Lichte
Linton Robinson
Bryan
James D. Martin
Grand Master of
Texas
Martin
Funeral of Elizabeth Boyett Died at 1 year old in College Station
Little Elizabeth Lillie Boyett daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy F Boyett of College Station died Monday December 12 at 2 15 after a brief illness Funeral services were held Tuesday at 8 PM from the family residence Rev King Vivian Methodist pastor College Station assisted by Dr John A Held pastor of the First Baptist Bryan and Rev H C Willis pastor of the First Methodist Bryan The community extends deepest sympathy to the family in their grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Lillie Boyett
Guy F. Boyett
College Station
King Vivian
John A. Held
First Baptist Church
Want Ads in the Daily Eagle
Classified items and notices appear in the Daily Eagle Want Ads section offering offerings for sale employment opportunities and informational notices with readers invited to respond through listed contact details and addresses.
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The
Daily Eagle
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R. O. Allen
A. & M. College
Allen
Sammie Sanders
Robertson County
Bible
Frank ©. Martin
J. A. McQueen
DeWare
Bethea
Longhorns
Valley Junction
Heine” Weir
Pony” Wilson
Wilson
Weir
Bizzell
B. Bb. Beesley
J. C. Brown
F. K. Buckner
R. L. Carruthers
J. M. Crawford
A. F. Dieterich
H. V. DuBois
A. J. Evans
K. Gill
W. D. Johnson
L. S. Keen
W. F E. Murrah
W. G. McMillan
W. N. McClelland
T. L. Miller
A. F
Jac. A. Held
Jas. W. James
W. J. Coulter
B. A. Sims
Lawrence Parker
John C. Vick
W. R. Fairman
Geo. A. Adams
A. M. Waldrop
Hendricks Conway
Park
John M. Lawrence
Charles Shields
E. H. Astin
J. E. Cove
J. M. Caldwell
J. D. Martin
J. M. Gordon
W. S. Barron
D. E. Baker
Douglass Howell
F. L. Henderson
Moylan Bird
Wm. Wimberly
George M. Brandon
E. Eberstadt
Roy Hudspeth
Lamar Bethea
W. B. Bi
Fred Ashby
McKinney, Texas
Thedford’s
Thedford
J. F. Oates
Donse Brothers Motor Cars
MR. Martin
Dr. Miles
Miles
Missouri
Conyers Livestock & Feed Corp
W.G. Reynalds
Mgr
Haswell’s Book Store
Pianolas and Victrolas
Bryan, Texas
U.S
Tsar
Julbransen -Piano
JI Playe
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