Christmas travel and visits fill Bryan area
Wednesday and Thursday December 22 1921 lists numerous local families visiting kin for Christmas. Prof Charles Marten's group travels to assist A & M College work while others go to Rogers Waco Teague Dallas Lovelady Huntsville and Houston. The page notes illness of Carroll B Cook Dixie Carroll editor and several residents announcing holidays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marten
Wichita Falls
A. & M. College
J. M. Blackford
Rogers
Waco
Bryan
Paschal
W. B. English
Brady
Texas
W. R. English
W. W. Jones
E. Kennedy
Lovelady
West 29Th Street
Carroll B. Cook
Chicago
J. P. Gilpin
Kurten
Dallas
Fred Gilpin
M. A. Miller
Houston
T. R. Batte
Ray Montgomery
Harry Houchins
Huntsville
E. B. Dixon
McKinney
A. K. Brown
East 26Th Street
Emma Montgomery
Navasota
R. L. Brogden
M. F. Carroll
Caldwell
Ava Reese
Bremond
D. W. Brown
J. W. Black
J. A. Black
Gus Byer
Eddy
Falls County
C. L. Benson
Edelweiss Koppe
Johnnie Koppe
Tilley B. Gossard
Simonville
Fred Herrling
M. College
Jeanne Love
E. N. McNut
D. F. Garnard
Wellington
Kansas
R. E. Griffin
H. C. Fulgam
Edgar Derden
San Antonio
Josie Sheets
Lou Robinson
Della Holland
R. M. Walker
Buffalo
George I. Edge
The
Eagle
Edge
W. M. Smith
E. L. Goodwin
Ryan
Baxter C. Parker
Union Hill
Charles Krell
Conroe
E. A.miller
Little
Helen Miller
New Ulm
Bryan Holiday Guests From Breckenridge Arrive
Mrs Schroeder and brothers Otto and Herbert Schroeder of Mrs Miller visit Bryan with Mr and Mrs Miller. Mrs L L Simpson, Arthur Lee Simpson, and Mr and Mrs W A Shannon of Breckenridge arrive by car for holiday stay with Mr and Mrs Powers on West 24th Street. The Breckenridge to Bryan trip covered over 300 miles in one day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder
Otto
Herbert Schroeder
Conway Reports Trip to Mexico Successful
T. J. Conway professor of poultry husbandry at the College resumed duties in College Station after leading Texas livestock special through Mexico. The train stopped in Monterrey Saltillo San Luis Potosi Mexico City Queretaro Leon Agua Caliente Torreon with large tents and strong interest in hogs poultry and dairy cattle. The trip fostered relations with Mexican colleges and breeders and promises ongoing collaboration and future повтор.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Conway
College Station
Mexico
Texas Livestock Special
Mexico City
National Agricultural College
Queretaro
Leon
Agua- Caliente
Torreon
San Luis Potosi
Laredo
Texas
Agricultural College of
C. M. Evans
A. L. Ward
Extension Service
T. O. Walton
Fraud Charges Against Railways Again Surface
Revenue wage cut petitions expected after New Year as the United States Railway Labor Board may review reductions for shopmen maintenance of way clerks signalmen and stationary engineers. Eight disputed rules cover 354000 clerks and 15000 signalmen with additional rules for other crews. The cases accuse railroads of fraud in farming out work to evade the national agreement. Erie Road is central in today’s hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Erie
Texas counties receive 9.3 million road aid approval
The Texas State Highway Commission at its regular session approved 9,304,604 in aid to counties for federal and state highway projects. Listed allocations include Fayette, Tom Green, San Patricio, Frio, Medina, Tarrant, Marion, Taylor, Harris, Red River, Cherokee, Eastland, Rockwall, Hidalgo, Denton, Gass, Palo Pinto, Rusk, McLennan, Falls, Bastrop, Hill, Travis, Brooks, Bee, and Gillespie counties with various bridge and highway funding totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
State Highway Commission
Fayette County
Colorado River
la Grange
Tom Greene County
North Concho
San Patricio County
West Branch No
Frio County
Medina County
Tarrant County
Denton
Mansfield
Marion County
Taylor County
Harris County
Red River County
Detroit and Bagwell
Cherokee County
Eastland County
Rockwall County
Hidalgo County
Denton County
Gass County
Palo Pinto County
Rusk County
McLennan County
Falls County
Chilton
Bastrop County
Hill County
Travis County
Brooks County
Bee County
Gillespie County
Premiums Offered for Poultry Show in Bryan
The premium committee of Brazos County Poultry Show reports Bryan firms have donated two dollars each for premiums and prizes for the first annual show January 5 to 7. Contributions can still be made by notifying President Oates or other committee members. The show takes place at the John M. Sebesta building on Railroad Street starting at noon Thursday January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Gainer
J. Y. Oates
Carl Wipprecht
Brazos County
Bryan
Oates
Messrs. Wipprecht
Gainer
W. O. Sanders
The
Daily Eagle
First National Bank
City National Bank
First State B. & T. Co
Eugene Edge
David Reid
D. Mike
R. L. Brogden
Philip Hensarling
M. J. Tremont
Vick Bros
C. G. Walker
John Boriskie
Joe Groginsky
A. Gelber & Son
Gerson Bros
Vick & Roman
B. H. Knox
A. J. Wagner
Cardus Restores Strength In Rocked Recovery Tale
Mrs. C M Stegall of Paint Rock Alabama recounts how Cardus helped her after three years of illness and bed confinement. She says six bottles improved her appetite sleep and strength and credits Cardui with saving her life. Cardus marketed as a tonic for many womanly ailments is advised for use by those suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paint Rock
Ala
C. M. Stegall
Near Here
Cardus
Cardui
Christmas Party For Sunday School Children
The First Christian church invites Sunday School children and friends to a Christmas party Friday at 7 30 in the church parlors. All children are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Milam Officers Seek Trained Dogs to Catch Town Thieves
Milam County lawmen near Rockdale seek two trained tracking dogs after a spate of incidents including a house fire suspected arson near A. B. Wilkins farm and a burglary on the Tuma plantation. Neighbors raise funds as Constable Fleming and Sheriff Blalock pursue suspects amid wooden country terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale
Texas
Milam County
A. B. Wilkins
Dallas
Will Martin
Fleming
Blalock
Antone Tuma
T.D. Rountree
Tuma
Fake captain swindles workers near Fort Sam Houston
Military officials seek a deceitful man posing as an army captain who recruited about 100 African Americans to pay $7.50 each as a tax on back pay. The phony officer vanished after directing victims to a finance office in a downtown building. Captain Frank P. Stretton, the provost marshal, leads the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Fort Sam Houston
Camp Travis
de Finance Office
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Frank P. Stretton
Brazos County Poultry Show Seeks Contributions
J. F. Oates Chas. S. Gainer and Carl Wipprecht, premium committee for the Brazos County Poultry Show, request immediate contributions for the January 5 to 7 event. See them at once due to tight deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Oates
Chas. S. Gainer
Carl Wipprecht
Brazos County
The Ideal American Home by Rev Calmes
A notice on Rev C N Calmes and his booklet The Ideal American Home detailing its purpose and dedication. It urges Bryan and Brazos county households to read the work to reinforce home life ideals and Christian values amid urban rush and secular temptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Calmes
First Christian Church of
Bryan
Calmes
Heaven
God
Brazos County
Children See Santa at Dixie Theatre
About 1200 youngsters from Bryan and Brazos County enjoy annual Santa visit at the Dixie Theatre yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Fairman, owners, provided the event with candy and the children testified to their goodness by raising their hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Dixie Theatre
Bryan
Brazos County
W. R. Fairman
Stangels Headed to Jacksonville for Holidays
Mr and Mrs W L Stangel of College will leave tomorrow to spend the holidays with Mrs Stangel s parents in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Stangel
College
Texas Game Sees Increased Native Wildlife
Native game including doves quail and deer and waterfowl rise in Texas per W. W. Boyd state game fish and oyster commissioner report for year ending September 1 1921. He recommends universal hunting license at $1 and landowner exemption. credits why game increased and funds outlook for enforcement and sanctuaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
W. W. Boyd
Pat M. Neff
Boyd
Aear
Special Game Fund
Black Sand
Mitchell’s Lake
San Antonio
Mr. Boyd
Davis Mountains
Christmas Tree Friday at Presbyterian Church
The Christmas exercises at the First Presbyterian Church Friday December 28 start at seven o clock. A cash offering aids Files Valley Orphanage. Santa will give each child a gift. all gifts to be sent must be at the church. A committee will collect them. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Files Valley
Aggies Eye Third Southwestern Title In 1921 Basketball
The Aggies boast a strong 1921 basketball crop led by Captain P A Dwyer with prior all Southwestern honors. Key roles include Khiert Williams and Megarity with Keen possibly out for football training. Schedule shows 22 games. home dates limited, with major matchups against Texas Baylor Rice and Sam Houston Normal, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Materniu Vousseu
Ald
M. Wollege
Aggie
College Station
P. A. Dwyer
San Annonio
All Southwestern
Wiwyer
Southwestern
Khiert
Williams
Trem
Forbes
C. H. Megarity
Waco
Aggies
L. S. Keen
Longhorns
Centre College
Dallas
Sam Houston Normal
Houston Triangles
Southern Methodists
Baylor University
Rice Institute
Phillips
Texas
Austin
Rice
Houston
Baylor
Colleg
First Christmas Golf Handicap at Bryan Country Club
The Bryan Country Club holds its first annual Christmas Handicap December 24 25 26 1921 with players selecting partners. Handicaps are posted at the club and members are invited to witness a real game of golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Country Club
Boyett Heard Wedding Set for Bryan Home
T P Boyett Jr and Miss Will Ellen Heard of Houston plan a 5:30 p m wedding at the bride's home. They will honeymoon in Bryan then live in Waco where he works as a traveling salesman with headquarters there.
Winter to Southern Hearts in Jim’s Poem
A poem contrasts cold northern bleakness with southern warmth and resilience. The speaker invites winter to pass, praising spring’s coming cheer and promising a hospitable southern greeting from Jim.
Fireworks Prohibition Warning in Bryan City Limits
The public is warned of the danger of shooting fireworks within the city fire limits. The Chief of Police of Bryan urges strict enforcement of laws and ordinances governing fireworks in the mercantile district to prevent fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Same
Bryan
Fireman credits Tanlac for dramatic health turn around
Thurston L. McCartney, a Katy Railroad fireman from Oklahoma City, says Tanlac improved his health after severe stomach and kidney troubles left him weak and close to quitting. He reports gaining 23 pounds and renewed strength, with continued good health since. Tanlac sold in Bryan by N. A. Stewart and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Thurston L. McCartney
N. Harvey St
Oklahoma City
Katy
Bryan
N. A. Stewart
Miss Bernadine McKnight Plans Nacogdoches Holiday Visit
Miss Bernadine McKnight will travel to Nacogdoches tomorrow to spend the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. L. McKnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine McKnight
Nacogdoches
Mrs. H. L. McKnight
Middleton to Spend Christmas in Bryan as Guest
W A Middleton of Katy will spend the Christmas holidays in Bryan as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. B T Poole and their six year old son W A Jr who makes his home with the Pooles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Middleton
Katy
Bryan
B. T. Poole
W. A. Jr
Mrs. Poole
Local Shoppers From Out of Town Visit City
Mr. and Mrs. Killough A. Syptak and E. G. Marsh were among out of town shoppers in the city today. A Daily Eagle want ad will bring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Killough
A. Syptak
E. G. Marsh
Daily Eagle
Advertising and credit linked by Chicago banker
John Fletcher asserts advertising is a key factor in extending credit. Advertising boosts turnover and secures commercial paper by increasing goods movement. Nationally advertised goods move faster, improving credit for applicants, as illustrated by California fruit growers expanding credit through ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Worth
California
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Conway
Alabama
MILAM
Claus
the Dixie
Presbyterian Church
Jim
Miles
Nervine
Dr. Miles
Pines
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