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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
6
The Bryan Weekly Eagle is entered at the Bryan Texas post office as second class matter under the March 4 act. Sad. Mrs. Lee J. Rountree is listed as managing editor.
The Hearne Democrat quotes the Bryan Daily Eagle and a Hearne reader saga about crackling bread and skillet cooking. It contrasts city editors with country scriveners, lampooning metropolitan sensibilities and rural tastes in a pointed, humorous note.
From the Galveston News files January 31 1876 the Bar Association hosts a dinner at Cosmopolitan Hotel with General T N Wall presiding and speakers including Chief Justice Roberts W R Ballinger Major Hume and others.
Secretary Sam E. Eberstadt spoke on Engendering Enthusiasm at the Bryan Lions Club luncheon held at the Episcopal church dining parlor. The program included Nina Ferguson piano pieces, Aline Smith vocal solos, and introductions of visitors Puny Wilson and J Marion Ferguson.
A tonic claim describes Herbine as promptly relieving a tired disordered feeling from liver and bowels. It purges bile, impurities and imparts exhilaration, strength and buoyancy, with the first dose. Price 00. Sold by
The Free Baptist Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. Alice Cole to hear Mrs. J L Edge report on the Brazos Federation of Church Societies. A public mass meeting on establishing Week Day Bible Study was discussed with approval and cooperation.
Wellborn residents praised a Fort Worth First Methodist church sermon broadcast on WBAP. An Eagle representative and Shenley Battery Station radio agents hurriedly hooked up to provide Wellborn listeners the full service with music and choir, though they did not contribute to the collection plate.
A surprise dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Brockman on their forty six years of marriage at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Locke McNeeley. Family members including T. H. Black Elmer Brockman Leona Simpson and McDuff Simpson attended with all grandchildren present.
A Marlin city commission committee W E Derden W S Bowden and C T Curry visited Bryan to inspect its sewage disposal sites and review its water works completed at nearly 250 000 dollars. They praised Bryans odorless functioning plants and noted Marlins aging facility needs replacement or expansion. They will invite visitors to Marlin and plan to source ideas from Bryan and other cities they visited. City Manager J Bryan Miller guided the tour.
Figures from Parker's Warehouse Farmers Union Warehouse Eden's gin and totals show cotton stored for the season. Parker's 9 154, Farmers Union q 230, Eden's 1 285 including 40 square and 2 570 round bales counted as half. Total 17 709 in square bale equivalents.
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