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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
2
Fort Worth and Houston Paths for Texas Residents
Readers in Texas seeking routes to Fort Worth or Houston find guidance on travel options and considerations. The piece outlines practical access points, transport choices, and potential hurdles for residents planning trips to these cities. It emphasizes practical steps and local context for effective planning.
The Eagle Praises Deen Eye and Pecans
The Eagle extols Deen Eye of A size and shape as splendid. They are all praised and the pecan is described as the greatest mot the world ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deen
A. & M. Re-sign Coach D. X. Bible for Three Years
The Waco News-Tribune reports Texas A and M has signed D X Bible for three more years securing a top southern coach and ensuring a football team for the next three seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. X. Bible
Minnesota
South
Texas A. & M
Waco News-Tribune
Bryan College Sports Boost Described by Abilene Reporter
The Abilene Reporter notes Bryan Daily Eagle dedicates three to six columns daily to football and other sports at Texas A. and M. College. It contrasts with the larger West Texas A. and M. College coverage it would welcome, hoping for more reading about the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Bryan Daily Eagle
Texas A. & M
West Texas A. & M
Mount Pleasant White Lightning Price Drops Signal Return to Normal
The country reopens as Mount Pleasant white lightning falls to $2.00 per quart from $8 a year ago. The whiskey once fetched up to $20 per quart in the oil fields or $75 per gallon, yet it now sells at cost, $1.00 per gallon to produce. High prices prevented a return to normal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Sanders Near Full Form for Texas Contest
Sammy Sanders, who suffered a badly bruised leg before the contest with the University of Texas, is rounding back into top form and should be in perfect shape on January 2. Pinson has retired his uniform for the year due to injuries and will not play against Centre, hoping to return to school next year in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Sanders
University of Texas
Pinson
Waco News-Tribune
H. A. Clapp
Collegeport
Texas
Beasod
Brazos County
Clapp
Steep Hollow
Kurten
Reliance
Smytana
Tabor
Fort Worth clergymen praise Wichita Falls pastor
Rev. Frank J. Norris of First Baptist Fort Worth extols Rev. Hubert D. Knickerbocker of First Methodist Wichita Falls as initiable redoubtable influential incomparable immeasurable and all powerful. He notes possible confusion with Rev. Percy D. Knickerbocker of El Peso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Norris
First Baptist Church
Fort Worth
Hubert D. Knickerbocker
First Methodist Church
Wichita Falls
Bro. Norris
Percy D. Knickerbocker
el Peso
Percy
Call for nationwide work and production
Statement urges all men to quit quibbling over details and go to work to cure unemployment and poverty as the world calls for real honest labor. It emphasizes begging and freezing as symptoms and rallies for immediate productive effort.
Death of Millard Cairos Kirgan Honored by Eagle Tribute
The Eagle reports the death of Millard Cairos Kirgan aged eighteen, son of Editor and Mrs. Lee Kirgan of the Fairfield Recorder. The note recalls his honor, conscientiousness, and dedication to education, and extends sympathy to his grieving parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle
Millard Cairos Kirgan
Lee Kirgan
Fairfield Recorder
Millard
Chris Cortemeglia Receives Dallas Showcase Praise
Jinx Tucker of the Waco News-Tribune notes strong Dallas showing by Chris Cortemeglia after mixed Austin performance. Bryan fan Puss Dodson asks if he could join the Waco team. The piece credits Cortemeglia's Dallas display as a brilliance that could earn him a spot on any college backfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
Jinx Tucker
Waco News-Tribune
Bryan
Puss Dodson
Chris Cortmeglia
Waco
Austin
Cortemeglia
Dallas
Cal
Coun
Eagle
Elbert Gammon
Hunters and political figures join Bastrop for Christmas hunts
Gov Pat Nef and Secretary Syphecy Staples plan a Bastrop county Christmas outing with editor B E Scott of the Bastrop Advertiser. The piece details mock hunts, local leaders and a panther tied to a tree, plus notes on church leaders and revival meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Nef
Syphecy Staples
Austin
B. E. Scott
Bastrop
Christimes Nohdays
Nef
Bille Bryex
Albert
Mount Bommel
Colorads
Ansim
Beyem
Bryan
Bryan Knights of Pythias Coon Hunters Association
BE. B. Crimm
Marshell
Bryan Baptist Church
East Texas Tax and Coo Hunters Association
Semua! Hunt
Jefferson
Navasota boulevard project eyed for King’s Trail area
Civic club promises beautification while paving advances deprove great savings for city and adjacent property. Proposes location near the King’s Trail in front of travelers and west end boulevard opposite Hansen’s store for a ornamental and practical public space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
King’s Trail
Navasota
la Selie Monument
Hansen's
Paying the Penalty as Arbuckle Trial Looms
Mesquite editor John E. Davis argues Fatty Arbuckle will be acquitted next month yet must pay the price in loss of popularity and fortune. He notes ongoing accusations of bribery perjury and witness tampering tied to the Virginia Rappe case, with public sensationalism surrounding the Frisco hotel party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Davis
The
Mesquite Mesquites
Fatty Arbuckle
Davis
Fatty
Jack Johnson
Babe Ruth
Virginia Rappe
Frisco Hotel
Warning on forged railroad pay checks circulated in Texas
The Retail Merchants Association of Texas warns that young men are passing worthless and forged checks. Initially issued against the Northern Pacific Railway, funds now appear drawn on the Southern Pacific Railway of Texas. Merchants are urged to verify signers and the payee and to be cautious when cashing checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants Association of Texas
Northern Pacific Railway
Southern Pacific Railway of Texas
Chronicle notes unprinted Austin killing details
The Houston Chronicle references an Austin killing of Peeter Clayton at 8 30 p m and states Texas morning papers lacked immediate print in Austin while reporters knew of the event at once. It explains Texas papers mostly publish the day before to catch twilight trains cross state by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Houston Chronicle
Peeter Clayton
Austin
Texas
Bryan
Chronicle
Marriage Licenses Issued in Brazos County This Week
Brazos County Clerk McSwain reports seven marriage licenses issued this week. Couples include George W. Persons and Matilda Morgan, Charlie Rice and Cloner George, Buck Smith and Cornelia Lewis, Walter Burns and Annie Been, R H Pack and Ethel Cross, Charlie McPersons and Rachel Duffie, and Charlie Seaton and Lillie Moseley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
McSwain
George W. Persons
Matilda Morgan
Charlie Rice
Cloner George
Buck Smith
Cornelia Lewis
Walter Burns
Annie Been
R. H. Pack Ethel Cross
Charlie McPersons
Rachel Duffie
Charlie Seaton
Lillie Moseley
T. P. Boyett
Will Ellen Heard
Blue Star Remedy Claims Skin Cure by ROMAN & VICK
Advertisement states a remedy called Blue Star Remedy guarantees cure for skin diseases including itch eczema cracked hands ring worm and old sores from ROMAN and VICK with bold claims and no details on efficacy or proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman & Vick
Christmas Guests Visit Mrs Lobello Family
Mrs Nick Lobello receives Christmas guests including her mother Mrs Mary Perella her sister Miss Lena of Waco and brother Dr A P Perella of Dallas for the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Lobello
Mary Perella
Lena
Waco
A. P. Perella
Dallas
Appreciative Christmas Greetings From Local Readers
Jax Tucker thanks the Eagle editor for reception of messages from Jiax Tork ec the War sport writer and others. The letters praise past meetings, recall a seven or eight years ago, and express holiday wishes for peace joy and continued friendship with Bro. Lamade and Grend Og.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jax Tucker
The
Eagle
Jiax Torkec
Feme
Tribume
Tucker
Boyan
Tacler
Ziremen
Southwestern University
George Tucker
Tugrler Firemen
Southwestern
Alweys
Beran
Brazos County 4H Clubs Gain State Recognition
Brazos county 4H members from Tabor and Steep Hollow win top records in Texas. The Tabor club receives a $250 Sears Roebuck prize for best record book, with Steep Hollow also honored. County agents announce short courses at Tabor and upcoming dairy talks by H A Clapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Steep Hollow
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Dallas
Texas
Brazos County
Brazos County Poultry Show Planned for January 6–7
The Brazos County Poultry Association held a chamber meeting to organize Bryan’s first annual poultry show set for Friday and Saturday January 6 and 7 with entries opening January 5 at noon. Superintendent C. E. Jenkins and Carl Wipprecht will close the gate January 7 at 4 20 p m. Bryan Chamber of Commerce donates 150 dollars. general membership 1 dollar. The list of attendees includes J F Oates R L Jones W O Sanders C E Jenkins and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
J. F. Oates
W. O. Sanders
C. E. Jenkins
Bryan
Carl Wipprecht
R. L. Jones
A. W. Kinnard
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Oates
Brazos County
Bryan Eagle
E. R. Alexander
N. A. Stewart
J. J. Rosprim
Wm. H. Johnson
A. L. Rosprim
L. M. Merka
8. H. Wood
A. W. Kinnard Sr
Will Jones
Jas. H. Chastan
J. W. Boney
F. W. Kazmeier
J. W. Elkins
W. L. Hillin
C. L. Benson
J. F
Edge High School Forms Parent-Teacher Association
At a large Edge Texas meeting of parents and patrons the Parent-Teachers Association was organized and an outline of planned work was discussed. Afterward the Tabor and Edge basketball teams played two games with scores 12 13 for Tabor in the first game and 22 9 for Edge in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edge
Texas
The
Edge High School
Parent-Teachers Association
Tabor
Dr Zachry to Spend Holidays with Parents in Jefferson
Dr E H Zachry will leave tomorrow for Jefferson to spend the holidays with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Zachry
Jefferson
Mrs Miles Lebo Visits Haskell for Holiday Stay
Mrs Miles Lebo of Haskell is here to spend the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs H Brockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Lebo of
Haskell
8. H. Brockman
Reward Offered for Boll Weevil Study in Brazos County
Brazos County offers a five dollar reward program for schools that conduct a boll weevil study. Rewards include three dollars to the school with the longest living weevil, two dollars for the second longest, and one dollar for the third, plus five dollars for any weevil alive after 15 days. A dozen or more weevils must be kept in a screened enclosure with water and allowed feeds except okra, cotton, or hibious, in a warm school room, with daily living counts and feed notes submitted to the Eagle office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Eagle Office
Kurten News Highlights Christmas Prep and Local Visits
Kurten Texas December twenty first community notes report rainfall blessing fall plowing planned. Albert Plagens visited from Chance plantation. Henry Holubee departs for Houston to take carpenter duties. Choirs under Rev J J Kasiskie progress with Christmas program. Otto Lockstead party honors cousin Miss Elsie Kurtz with a gathering including many Kurten residents. Ed Plagens and Albert tied as friendly visitors to Frank Opresteney. The Eagle wishes readers a Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
Texas
Albert Plagens
Chance Plantation
Henry Holubee
Houston
J. J. Kasiskie
Will Metzer
Earnest Weise
Ed Plagens
Fritz Weise
Robert Lange
Albert Keller
Wm. Kehelbrink
Henry Jop
Herman Kehelbring
Herbert Plagens
Otto Lockstead
Elsie Kurtz
Will Metzers
Dave Metzer
Clara Schultze
Gussie Weise
Otto Seeman
Clara Plagens
Rosa Mae Schram
Hulda Seeman
Pauline Huff
Gus Jop
Ella Jop
Paul Kurtz
Albert
Frank Opresteney
Eagle
Mexico Livestock Outlook Topic For Council Meeting
The Coun cil of Animal Industry plans a January 3 session at 4 p m in the Animal Husbandry building. Speakers include A L Ward on the Present Outlook of the Swine in Mexico C M Evans on Beef and Dairy Cattle in Mexico and T J Conway on The Poultry Industry in Mexico all recently touring the Mexican livestock exhibit train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Industry
College Station
Texas
Council of Animal Industry
Animal Husbandry
Mexico
Republic of Mexico
A. L. Ward
C. M. Evans
T. J. Conway
Dr. A B Deter Preaches Two Great Sermons in Brazil
Dr A B Deter a Brazil South America missionary preached two powerful sermons at the First Baptist Church at the request of Dr John A Held. He noted 25 000 consecrated Baptists out of 30 000 000 in Brazil and shared dramatic experiences from his field reflecting on the challenges and faith of South American Protestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Deter
Brazil
South America
John A. Held
First Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
Dete
Detec
Deter
Helds Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Dr and Mrs John A Held invite friends to celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Thursday evening December twenty ninth from eight to ten o clock John A Held Annie C Hardie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Held
Annie C. Hardie
Dean Kyle Speaks on Agricultural Education in San Antonio
Dean E J Kyle addressed a joint meeting of district and county agricultural agents in San Antonio on the importance of agricultural education. The outreach occurred in College Station on December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Kyle
San Antonio
College Station
Texas
Dean E. J. Kyle
Notable Galveston and Bastrop Vets Visit College
Dr W T Johnson of Galveston and Dr S R Dunn of Bastrop visited the College this week and spoke to Dr Marsteller's senior veterinary class. Both men graduated in 1921 and now run lucrative practices in their cities.
Bryan Pastors Association Elect New Officers
At a regular Bry an Pastors Association meeting at 10 o'clock in the Baptist Tabernacle the officers for the coming year were elected. Rev. H. C. Willis named president Rev. C. N. Calmes vice president and Rev. C. B. Thompson secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Pastors’ Association
Baptist Tabernacle
H. C. Willis
C. N. Calmes
C. B. Thompson
Miss One Carroll Plans Christmas Visit to Waco
Miss One Carroll will travel to Waco on Friday to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss One Carroll
Waco
Mrs. C. C. Carroll
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Eater Weekly
Associated Press
Pine Biuti
Ark
Mavasota
Wonderly
Dinney
J. EB. Gover
Amd
Sean Ifs
Dorey
Rani Peyemeret
Grend Og
Hest
Bro. Lamade
Christ
Leather Stark
Orange
Board of Regents of
the State University
International Rotary Clubs
Lutcher Stark
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club
DEPT
Asante
Shrevenort
Louisiana
Heme
Orien
Upr
Anki Bee
Sumer
J. Web Bowell
Brouce Howell
Brums
Pemder
Bensom
Old Brazos County
J. A. Mahon
International Harvester Company
Santa
Anderson County
South Carolina
Anderson
Witnes
Nitta
Beney
Ik & Dam
Inom Cudiketing
Poultry Clubs
Southern Ruralist
Poultry Club
Poultry Department
Agricultural Colleges
W. N. Coleman
Burleson County
Davis County
Kentucky
Dopse Brothers
DR. Deter
Bryan Pastor Ass
Missouri
Conyers Livestock & Feed Corp
W. G. Reynalds
Mgr
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