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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1915

Page

6

Government Cotton Ginning Report Issued Dec 8

The sixth census bureau ginning report shows 9,11,458 bales of 1915 cotton ginned before Dec 1, with state by state totals for Alabama to Texas and Sea Island. The next report will be issued Dec 20 detailing ginnings prior to Dec 13.

Washington Census Bureau Alabama Ponda Oklahoma South Carolina Oateh Ole Rao Reese UOIF Cata

Decrease in Marriages in Brazos County for 1915

County Clerk W I Higgs reports from Brazos County that marriages in 1915 lag behind 1914 amid hard times. White licenses to date reach 144 in 1915 versus 645 in 1914. colored licenses show a similar drop. Banks offer 2 percent flat rates on funds and vouchers for school support, while Berle Risinger notes five county applicants passed recent certificates.

W. 8S. Higgs Brazos County Berle Risinger Nor Tata Williams Meeern Rema

Thomas Jefferson and the call for temperance in beer

A tribute links Thomas Jefferson to universal freedom and the Constitution, and cites his era as endorsing temperance. It lauds Anheuser Busch 7500 daily workers, Budweiser’s quality, purity, and top sales as the national beer.

Democratic Party Jefferson Louisiana Purchase Virginia Liberty United States Republic Madison Anheuser- Busch

War Revenue Law to be Continued Through Christmas Recess

Washington reports, after a White House conference, that the house ways and means committee will push a bill to extend the emergency war revenue law beyond December 31. The extension would raise over 80 million dollars annually and may pair with repeal of the free sugar clause under the Underwood tariff. The measure aims to address current and anticipated financial burdens.

Associated Press Washington McAdoo Kitchin House Ways and Means Committee Kitchen Congress

Britain ends ship seizure and honors church banquet

Washington reports Great Britain has acceded to the US protest and will not seize more ships of the American Trans Atlantic Company, with Hocking and Genessee held for prize court. In Bryan a Lee Chapel M E Church banquet honored Rev. Booker, raising over $1,000 for church work and featuring a varied program and a grand dining spread.

Associated Press Washington Great Britain American Trans-Atlantic Company Hocking Genessee England United States Lee Chapel M. E. Church Booker

Ruchti and Whitlow Wedding in Calvert City

Willie C. Ruchti of this city and Miss Lottie Whitlow of Hearne were quietly married at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Rev. E. A. Ingram, First Baptist Church of Calvert. The bride from Hearne is praised for her amiable manners and large circle of friends. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ruditi, has long worked for Bryan Telephone Co. in Bryan. They will reside later at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Beard.

Willie C. Ruchti Lottie Whitlow Hearne E. A. Ingram First Baptist Church of Calvert Ingram Paul Ruditi Bryan Telephone Company Bryan E. L. Beard

Wives Barred From Adriatic Voyage Over Passport Rule

A hundred would be passengers mostly wives of Canadian soldiers were denied passage to England on the Adriatic due to missing new British passports. The liner sailed with many passengers and nearly 18,000 tons of wartime cargo.

Associated Press New York England Liverpool Adriatic

Dittmar Elected Captain Of Longhorn Eleven

Gus Dittmar of Houston chosen unanimously as captain for Texas Longhorns football team for 1916 at a small Driskill hotel banquet in Austin. Nineteen attendees, coach and eighteen players awarded Ts. team calls for reappointment of coach Dave Allerdice, defending against allegations of defeats.

Austin Tex Gus Dittmar Houston University of Texas Driskill Hotel Paul Simmons J. H. Goodman Dittmar Texans Berry Dave Alderdice United of Texas Dave W. Allerdice

A. and M. Aggies Make Good in County Demonstration

A. and M. College graduates are prominent in county agricultural demonstration work. W. F. Proctor, state agent, announces several graduates appointed as agents in diverse counties including Frank R. Phillips Rusk F D Lown Cotulla R E Caldwell Corpus Christi John T. Egan Seymour C C Morris Pittsburg W Miller Edinburg I V Buck Taylor County and C H McDowell Bee County. Over one hundred counties now employ agents to aid farmers and stockmen in boosting crop productivity and market value.

A. & M. College W. F. Proctor United States Department of Agriculture Proctor Frank R. Phillips Rusk F. D. Lown Cotulla R. E. Caldwell Corpus Christi John T. Egan Seymour C. C. Morris Pittsburg W. Miller Edinburg Hidalgo County I. V. Buck Taylor County C. H. McDowell Bee County

Death of Dr Gabe E Thornhill in Paris

Word of the death of Dr Gabe E Thornhill reaches Navasota as he died at his home in Paris after a sudden summons while traveling to visit a patient. He formerly lived in Navasota twenty years ago where he worked as an agent for the Houston and Texas Central Railway and later pursued medicine.

Gabe E. Thornhill Paris Thornhill Houston & Texas Central Railway Navasota

Doctor Thornhill Known In Bryan Community

Dr Thornhill resided in Paris for years and was well known in Bryan with many friends. He previously lived in Benchley where he served seven years as agent and operator for the Houston and Texas Central Railroad. He was a relative of Mrs R H Harrison and the uncle of Vandy Thornhill a student at Allen Academy.

Paris Navasota Thornhill Bryan Benchley Houston & Texas Central Railroad R. H. Harrison Vandy Thornhill Allen Academy

Bridge repairs delayed by fresh Brazos rise

A fifteen foot rise on the Brazos caused further damage to the false work under the center span of the bridge. Repairs progress stalls until flood waters recede and the extent of the damage is clear. Judge Maloney hoped to reopen next week. inspector D B Knowlton of Austin Bros will assess the latest destruction.

Brazos

Eliseo Arredondo Named Mexican Ambassador to U S

Eliseo Arredondo has been selected as the next Mexican ambassador to the United States. The American ambassador to Mexico will be announced later, according to Secretary of State Lansing.

Associated Press Washington Eliseo Arredondo United States Mexico Lansing

Poultry Raisers Meet Plans Bryan Exhibit

The Brazos County Poultry Raisers Association met at 3 PM with Farm Demonstration Agent A. W. Buchanan presiding. A big poultry show was proposed to stimulate interest. a January 7 and 8, 1916 exhibit in Bryan was approved pending venue. Committees on premiums publicity exhibit space and program were named. The group adjourned to reconvene December 14 at De.

Brazles County Poultry Raisers’ Association A. W. Buchanan Dc. E. Jenkins Bryan Jenkins J. H. Conway H. Crenshaw J. M. Spreckelmeyer George Higgs F. W. Kazmeier T. J. Conway Association On Motion

San Juan Searched by French Cruiser. Passengers Removed

The American steamer San Juan was halted and searched by a French cruiser near New York on December 11. Two second class passengers were taken off the ship, which was en route from New Orleans to San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Associated Press New York San Juan New Orleans Porto Rico

Cotton values slump amid US Austria tension reports

New Orleans reports a sharp drop in cotton values by about 1.75 a base in early trading as tensions with Austria-Hungary rise. New York also notes a near $2 fall per bale. The Mississippi A and M College egg sellers highlight profits for farmers via the Co-Operative Egg-Selling Association, while the Bryan and Central Texas Interurban notes a rise to 5,950 bales of cotton handled and 150 cars of cotton seed this season.

Associated Press New Orleans United States Austria-Hungaria Bryan Central Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ngovernment Cotton Ginning Report Sea Island Gate Cager Caci Csbev Thomas Jefferson Anheuser’‘Busch Louis, U.S.A T. P. Boyett Bryan Suchwei Migans Nath yRameas OF St. Lewis WAR Revenue Law Britain Galveston T. P. Peterson G. H. Baker C. E. Edmond D. Houston Ruchti-Whitlow Canada Longhorn Alderdice G. F. Thornhill M. H. James Jones Bridge U. S Austria-Hungary Associated Pre Co-Operative Mississippi A. and M. College Mississippi E. P. Clayton Poultry Department Agricultural College
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