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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1920

Page

3

Notice to Debtors and Creditors Winnie Jones Estate

Administrator H C Boatwright notifies all indebted to the Winnie Jones estate to settle and all claimants to present claims. Proceedings held in Brazos County Court during January term 1920. Claims to be sent to the administrator at the First National Bank of Bryan Texas. January 22, 1920.

Winnie Jones Brazos County Texas J. T. Maloney Said County First National Bank of Bryan A. D

Garden seeds in bulk and papers from Haswell's Book Store

Bulk garden seed line arrives with accompanying papers from Haswell's Book Store. Store advertises new stock for gardeners and readers, inviting customers to view the bulk offering and related literature.

Haswell’s

Smith Byars and Miss Smith Wed at Harvey Home

Samuel A Byars and Gladys Smith wed Monday at 2 pm at the bride’s parents home in Harvey. They departed for Denison to begin married life. The groom works at the Denison express office and is noted for fine character. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charley Smith, is beloved by many in her community.

Samuel A. Byars Gladys Smith Harvey Denison Express Charley Smith

Egg prices fall as Topeka reports drop in cases

Topeka reports eggs down $3.55 a case since Tuesday with producers paying $14.50 a case and predicting further declines until 45¢ eggs return to consumers. Retailers offer fresh eggs as low as 52¢ a dozen, a 20¢ weekly drop.

Topeka Kan

Open Shop Association Formed in Texas Conference

In San Antonio a 15-city Texas gathering launched an Interstate Open Shop association to cover Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana and New Mexico. Gillespie Stacy of Austin said a planning committee is named and the group will refuse to bar non union labor while not acquiescing to closed shop demands and will not restrict union labor.

Texas Austin Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico San Antonio Gillespie Stacy Stacy

Supreme Court Refuses Review in Whiskey Transport Case

Washington February 2 The Supreme Court refused to review Lucian C Laughter case on transporting whiskey from Louisiana into the Camp Bowie military zone. He received a fifteen month sentence at Fort Worth.

Washington Supreme Court Lucian C. Laughter Louisiana Camp Bowie Fort Worth

New Orders For Fall Delivery Of Cotton Staples Run Ahead

New York reports fall delivery orders for ginghams flannels blankets and other staple cotton goods far ahead of expectations. Mills allot product to regular buyers through October while prices rise from a year ago. Bleached cottons ginghams percales rise. imports grow exports slow. production increasing. 666 ad ends text.

New York

Government finds opal of unrest among the farmers

Washington reports indications of a widespread farmer unrest likely to disturb the economy. A post office survey of over 40 000 answers from 200 000 questionnaires cites labor shortages, middleman profits, and weak farmer consumer contact as primary grievances, with many fearing farm consolidation or departure from farming.

Washington Post Office Department George L. Wood Postoffice Department Senate Postoffice Committee James I. Blakslee Blakslee New England Middle Western States Georgia Eastern Agricultural Section East Chatham N. Y Missouri Parcel Post Direct

Legal End of War Sought to Settle Claims

London officials name a committee to decide an official date for ending the world war and announce that thousands of pounds in legal proceedings await resolution pending that decision.

London

Denver Carpenters Demand $10 for Eight Hours Work

About 1500 union carpenters in Denver plan to press employers on April 1 for a wage scale of $10 for eight hours, a $2 daily increase over the current rate, per Peter Johnson president of the local district council, in a Sunday statement.

Denver Peter Johnson District Council of Carpenters

Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days

A medicated laxative syrup Tonig-Laxative called LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN is promoted to treat habitual constipation. It claims prompt relief with regular 14 to 21 day use to establish regular bowel action and is described as pleasant in taste.

Picked force sent to quell Yaqui uprising in Sonora

Washington reports a picked military police unit from Mexico City sails to Sonora to suppress the Yaqui rebellion. The Yaquis have raided towns after General Calles called for extermination as the only solution, terrorizing the region.

Washington Mexico City Sonora Calles

Poll Tax Payments Bring Heavy Early Voting Into 1920 Primary

Poll tax payments closed with many residents rushing to register. County totals show 2496 paid across precincts while city hall and courthouse offices stayed open to midnight. Hudspeth expects to tally counts by gender later, with about 500 women in the county and 504 men among city voters totaling 620 at the city hall.

Hudspeth Court House Bittle Steeles Store Oakes SD Cioliinn Aera Ds PRR Eee

Price of cotton price movement in last week stays narrow

New Orleans February 2. The week closed with little price change in cotton. The 65 to 79 point range and weekly declines of 22 to 66 points reflect bearish euros concerns and tight money. Middling finished at 89.88 cents.

New Orleans Europe London Texas

Influenza cases dip in St. Louis as epidemic continues

St. Louis Mo Jan 31 reports 528 new influenza cases today, the first day since January 19 that cases fell below the prior day total. Officials note the spread appears easing but warn the outbreak remains active.

St. Louis

League of Red Cross to meet in Geneva March second

Preparations are complete for the general council meeting of the League of Red Cross Societies to be held in Geneva on March 2.

Geneva General Council of the League of Red Cross Societies

Peace Concluded Between Esthenia and Russian Soviet

A wireless message from Moscow reports that peace was definitively concluded this morning between Esthenia and the Russian Soviet government.

London Esthenia Moscow

Bromo Quin ine Labeled Box Prompts Questionable Claim

An old advertisement notes a single Bromo Quinine product with E. W. Grove's signature on the box and claims tablets remove the cause of colds grip and influenza.

E. W. Grove

French Lad Finds Doughboy Daddy and Was Adopted

George Pierrot a 13 year old French stowaway who sought his doughboy daddie was claimed by Mrs. Lieut. Howell French of Columbus Ohio as her adopted son. Lieutenant French met him in Dijon and cared for him until the Argonne offensive when he returned him to school. Mrs. French requests immigration authorities reverse the deportation order.

New York George Pierrot America West Cornifax Howell French Columbus French Dijon France Argonne George

Earl Graham Post American Legion Organized Here

The Earl Graham post American Legion was organized at Carnegie library with about 150 ex service men present. Officers were named C. B. Hudson post commander T. C. Nunn Jr vice commander D S Buchanan post adjutant Travis Bryan finance officer Ranson Cole post historian and executive committeemen. An executive meeting was set to draft by laws and constitution. Earl Graham, a local hero who died in France, is honored by the post name. The Legion aims to aid veterans and lobbies for beneficial legislation.

Earl Graham American Legion Carnegie Library C. B. Hudson T. C. Nunn, Jr R. C. Stone D. S. Buchanan Travis Bryan Ranson Cole O. A. Ashworth Paul Ferguson L. A. Spell J. A. Lightfoot F. G. Tungate France DeWitt Graham Belle Ranson Paris United States Congress

Railroads Suffered Heavy Losses From Raids in 1920

Official reports identify sixty four rail attacks in 1920 Mexico, mainly in the north and on the Mexico City Vera Cruz Isthmus lines. Railroads lost fifty thousand dollars in locomotives freight cars and passenger cars plus a quarter million dollars of freight and baggage from rebel raids.

Washington Mexico Mexico City Vera Cruz Isthmus

666 Cure Claims for Malaria and Fevers

An advertisement asserts that 666 has proven it will cure malaria chills fever bilious fever colds and la grippe. The claim targets multiple illnesses with a single remedy and markets a health product for broad use.

Carranza Proclaims Himself Dictator of Mexico

President Carranza declares he will not transfer power to the July presidential choice and proclaims himself dictator of Mexico, according to a Mexico City dispatch received by a local Mexican newspaper.

Carranza San Antonio Mexico Mexico City

Imports of 750 Million From Europe in 1919 Best Yet

New York February 2 imports from Europe in 1919 reached about 750 million dollars compared with 318 million in 1918. National City bank reports partial December data and forecasts 1919 will rise about 125 percent from 1918. Britain France and Italy supplied the largest share.

New York Europe National City Bank Great Britain France Italy

Ecuador’s Tamayo to Visit United States Soon

Guayaquil reports Jose Luis Tamayo newly elected president of Ecuador will begin a visit to the United States within three months. The announcement outlines a forthcoming diplomatic tour.

United States Guayaquil Ecuador Jose Luis Tamayo

Diamond Dyes Promise New-Like Garments for Women

A vintage ad claims Diamond Dyes can revive faded fabrics for any fiber from wool to linen. It asserts easy direct instructions in each package and promises garments like new for women using the product.

Military training bill costs over a billion yearly

A Senate minority report contends the army reorganization bill with compulsory training will cost taxpayers more than a billion dollars annually. It argues the measure would perpetuate war powers and entrench the president as a de facto dictator in peacetime.

Washington Senate Military Committee McKellar Tennssee Sheppard Texas

E F Parks & Co Secures Record Twenty Year Bryan Lease

Ira Gooch of Navasota and E F Parks and company of Bryan file a 72 000 rental lease on the Gooch block at Bryan and 25th street for twenty years. Parks plans a model furniture store with major renovations and in lease period will handle all repairs.

Brazos County Ira Gooch Navasota E. F. Parks and Company Bryan 25Th Street The Eagle Parks

Texas Republicans to confer on campaign finances

Fort Worth January 31 A meeting of the Republican executive committee has been called for Monday by chairman L H McKee to discuss campaign funds.

Fort Worth Texas Republican Council L. H. McKee

Mexico Names Ambassador and Spanish Minister Arrives

Mexico City reports Colonel Manuel B. Alcalde will be Mexican consul in Berlin per foreign office announcement. Marquis Joaquin Gonzales, newly appointed Spanish minister to Mexico, arrived in the capital yesterday.

Mexico Mexico City Manuel B. Alcalde Berlin Foreign Office Joaquin Gonzales

Ban On One Step And Jazz Dances In Leyton

Leyton authorities ban the one step and jazz dancing in city hall. Officials say the dances are not in good form and incite immorality, reflecting a moral standards push by the municipal government.

Leyton, Eng

J M Arnold of Wellborn in Bryan on business

J M Arnold from Wellborn traveled to Bryan for a business engagement today.

J. M. Arnold Wellborn Bryan

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Takes on Blood Purity Belief

Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifier and iron supplement that boosts energy, appetite, and color in the cheeks. Claims no patent medicine status and notes quinine and iron as key ingredients. Also notes long-standing popularity and household trust over thirty-five years.

GROVE

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Kennedy Cash & Carry Are Cash & Carr ALLIS Vana Star Brand Lizers Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co H. C. Boatwright AGH Swift Red Steer Fertilizers Swift and Company Swift & Company Fertilizer Works Atlanta, Ga Charlotte N. C Shreveport Mm. J. Tremont Bryan, Texas Yaquis French Lad Earl Graham Post Kellar Tennessee E. F. Parks & GD
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