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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1914

Page

2

Texas cotton loan fund opens to all producers

The Texas cotton loan fund of 1350000 dollars is now available across 122 counties with 479 committeemen in 175 towns. A subcommittee covers every cotton concentration point handling 5000 bales or more, and loans can be as low as 600 dollars or 20 bales with consolidation to meet the 120 bale unit. Farmers with small holdings may pool bales with neighbors to qualify.

Dallas Tex Texas Henry PD. Lindley Texas Loan Committee Lindsley

Miss Bernice Carter Promoted In Home Demonstration Work

Miss Bernice Carter, head of home economics for the A M College extension service and USDA in Texas, returned from Washington where she attended the State canning club agents meeting. She was named State agent in charge of home demonstration work with thirty county agents under her supervision.

College Sation Tex Bernice Carter The Agricultural and Mechanical College United States Department of Agriculture Washington State Texas

SILLIMAN ACCUSED OF BRIBERY IN MEXICO REPORT

Wikeeiee December 26. Consul Silliman at Mexico City reports General Palafox former minister of agriculture claims Silliman and others took bribes of half a million pesos to free former Governor Iturbide. Silliman calls the charge absurd. Iturbide once governed Mexico City and the Federal District. Palafox is his personal enemy.

Associated Press Wikeeiee Silliman Mexico City Palafox Iturbide Federal District

Panhandle Snowstorm Covers Northwest Texas

The Panhandle and Northwest Texas are blanketed by snow with Wichita Falls seeing about one inch and heavier accumulation farther west, as of December 25 in Plainview Texas.

Associated Press Plainview Tex Panhandle Texas Wichita Falls

Two-Inch Snow Hits Eastern Oklahoma

Winskeyes Oklahoma, Dec. 25. Most of Oklahoma has snowed. Two inches fell in the eastern part of the state with wintry conditions reported across the region.

Oklahome Associated Press Winskeyes Okla Oklahoma

Quiet Court Times Reported by Judge McGee

Judge L D McGee says Bryan courts are peaceful during holidays with no cases filed. He notes a quiet season and a lack of pending matters for the period.

L. D. McGee Bryan

Leased Plantations To State For Convict Labor

Hearne Texas December 26 Mrs T C Westbrook leases her two plantations in the bottom to the State for the next three years to be worked with convict labor.

Hearne, Tex T. C. Westbrook

Arizona Prohibition Law Takes Effect January First

A federal court ruled Arizona prohibition law becomes effective January 1. Opponents plan to appeal to the U S Supreme Court.

Antis United States Supreme Court Associated Press Los Angeles Cal

President Gutierrez and Villa Hold Mexico City Conference

Washington reports that President Gutierrez and General Villa met for a long conference in Mexico City. The State Department says the talks contradict claims that Gutierrez has fled Mexico.

Associated Press Washington Gutierrez General Villa Mexico City State Department Mexico

Waco Interurban Struck. No Fatalities Reported

The Waco Waxahachie interurban was sideswiped near West Texas today. There were no fatalities and no major injuries reported.

Waco Interurban Associated Press West, Tex Waco- Waxahachie

Five Perigh II Tenement Fire Traps Five to Perish

A New York tenement blaze this morning trapped five people in a home of Mrs. Mary Corso and four family members. They suffocated before help arrived.

Associated Press New York Mary Corso

Man Faces Troubles While Unmarried, Yet Still Struggles

A man remains unmarried yet contends with persistent troubles affecting his life. The piece notes social expectations and personal challenges without detailing specific events or names.

Mexican Harbor Scenes Quiet as War Ends at Mazatlan

Mazatlan Mexico December 24 Interest in fighting has died out in this section. On the west coast soldiers are selling arms while local troops destroy fortifications. A drunken Mexican general attempted to use the Pacific Mail liner San Juan to move troops but withdrew after the American cruiser Raleigh appeared.

Associated Press Mazatlan Mexico San Juan Raleigh

Stanfield and Edinburgh Tied in Quiet Bryan Wedding

Mr S H Stanfield of Leaday and Miss Virginia Edinburgh of Bryan were married at 12 30 PM today at the bride’s home with Rev M E Weaver officiating. The couple plan to reside in Senday after their honeymoon and start a new life together following a courtship that began in West Texas.

S. H. Stanfield Leaday Virginia Edinburgh Charles Edinburgh M. E. Weaver First Baptist Church West Texas Senday Charles Edinburgh Sr Bryan Mrs. Stanfield

Christmas Program at First Free Baptist Church

Tonight the First Free Baptist Church presents a Christmas program with hymns recitations and songs including All Hail Looking Out for Santa Claus and The Christ Child. Mildred Cloud Charles Wheeler Lena Wooten Ruby Wheeler Leola Ferguson Eweel Wheeler Emory Franklin Bernelle and Earl Tatum Glenn Cloud Emerald choir and Ever Faithful Class perform. Gifts will be distributed to all school members and everyone is welcome to attend.

First Free Baptist Church C. Wheeler Santa Claus Mildred Cloud Charles Wheeler Lena Wooten Ruby Wheeler Leola Ferguson Eweel Wheeler Emory Franklin Bernelle Earl Tatum Santa Claus and the Christ Glenn Cloud Christ Child

Mrs. W. D. Sellers Dies After Brief Illness

Mrs. W. D. Sellers of Harvey community died at her home at 5 a.m. after a brief pneumonia illness. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock at old Bethel Church with a fuller notice to follow.

W. D. Sellers Harvey Old Bethel Church

Hubbard May Get It In Bryan Post Office Bid

Contractor J. B. Hubbard announced a surety company notified him his bid for the Bryan post office building was second lowest but met specifications. His bid appears strongest among bidders and may be accepted.

J. B. Hubbard Bryan Post Office Hubbard

Additional contributions to the Christmas fund reported

A few more donations were received yesterday for the Christmas fund. The Queen Theatre contributed from the evening program and several individuals donated merchandise including Miss Mary Kae Zer Mrs Nannie Rohde Brandon and Lawrence and Claude Lawson.

Queen Theatre Mary Kaezer Nannie Rohde Brandon & Lawrence Claude Lawson

Frances Curtiss novelist and former Good Housekeeping editor dies

Mrs Frances Curtiss, noted novelist and former editor of Good Housekeeping, died today in Binghamton New York.

Binghampton N. Y Frances Curtiss Good Housekeeping

Austrian Forces Annihilated in Galicia and Carpathians

The official bureau reports heavy fighting in Galicia south of the Vistula with 66 Austrian officers and 5,600 men captured. In the Carpathians, Russians take 30 officers and 1,500 men. Near Przemysl Austrians attempt a sortie. several advance companies are annihilated and others captured.

Associated? Press Petrograd Galicia Vistula Carpathians Przemys

British 15-Inch Howitzer Aids North France Offensive

The British deploy a new fifteen inch howitzer in North France amid vast hospital preparations and recall of French and British troops on leave. Allied reinforcements arrive as the offensive grows, with French progress in Bellum and Belgian gains near Dixmude. Numerous artillery attacks and infantry gains are reported by the Allies.

Associated Press Rome France Bellum Dixmude

Germans Repulse Russians at Mlawa and Take Prisoners

Berlin reports describe several days of fighting at Mlawa with Russian positions in German hands and more than a thousand prisoners captured. Bayonet clashes occurred at the confluence of the Bzura and Rawka rivers amid foggy artillery conditions, and Russians suffered heavy losses southeast of Tomaszow. Paris dispatches note a German aeroplane incident in the same period.

Associated Press Berlin Mlawa Bzura Rawka Tomaszow

Executions Reported in Mexico City

In Mexico City on December 25 the government announced the price of the entire stock of wheat of New South Wales at 1.20 dollars per bushel, with seed wheat excluded from the price.

Mexico City Associated Press Sydney N. 8 New South Wales

Night watchman aids blaze at president’s home

About 3 o'clock this morning Verne Scott noticed a fire in the president's home. He woke Dr. Bizzell and they extinguished it in minutes. The blaze began from an iron left plugged in after power was cut. current later surged back on. Scott, a holiday student night watchman, is commended for quick action.

Verne Scott Dr. Bizzell Scott

Hudsons Buy Brazos Abstract Company Name Change Planned

Judge V. B. Hudson and son Charles B. Hudson have purchased Brazos Abstract Company. The firm will be renamed Hudson Abstract Company with V. B. Hudson as president and GM and Charles B. Hudson as secretary and treasurer.

V. B. Hudson Charles B. Hudson Brazos Abstract Company The Hudson Abstract Company

British Casualty List Totals 3835 Through Dec 15

The latest British officers casualty list reports 3835 killed wounded or missing through December 15. The tally reflects ongoing losses across combat and related operations disclosed by the Associated Press from London.

Associated Preas London

Bomb Dropped on Dover by Unknown Airplane

An official report says a hostile aircraft dropped a bomb on Dover this morning, exploded in a garden without causing damage, and vanished as British destroyers pursued it.

Dover London

Belligerents Buy Barbed Wire In Pittsburgh Market

European belligerents purchase 4,000,009 dollars worth of barbed wire in Pittsburgh amounting to 275000 miles of fencing.

Associated Press Pittsburg

Turning Point Seen at Lodz in Poland Campaign

General Hindenberg told an Associated Press correspondent that the capture of Lodz marks the turning point of the campaign in Poland. The statement framed Lodz as decisive in the broader war effort during December.

Lodz Associated Press Poland Hindenberg

Austrian submarine torpedoes French battleship in Gulf of Otranto

Paris reports that an Austrian submarine torpedoed a French battleship in the Gulf of Otranto. The ship sustained only slight damage and no crew members were hurt. Rumors say the vessel might have been a cruiser, with two torpedoes fired and one hitting near the bow.

Associated Press London Paris Gulf of Otranto

Joffre Develops New Warfare Near Arras

Paris dispatch reports General Joffre directing six hundred cannons to fire simultaneously on German trenches near Arras. The concentrated bombardment reportedly killed all occupants in about fifteen minutes, marking a startling wartime tactic.

Paris Arras Joffre

Brazos County Abstract Pending Completion

A correspondent reports steady progress toward a full abstract of Brazos County with a promise of completion in a short time. The update notes rapid headway and aims to finalize records for public reference soon.

Brazos County

Landslide Buries Forty in Valmontone Near Rome

A landslide near Valmontone, about thirty miles from Rome, buried part of the village killing and burying about forty people. Many buildings collapsed as rescuers searched the debris.

Associated Press Rome Valmontone

Civil War General John Lane Dies at Lewiston Home

John Lane major general of artillery under General Robert E. Lee in the Civil War died at his Lewiston Idaho home. He was a son of Oregon’s first governor. An unrelated aside notes a woman's blunt view of men and thoughts about others.

Associated Press Lewiston Idaho Dee John Lane Robert E. Lee Oregon

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