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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1918

Page

4

Milligan District Road Bonds May Get Backing

Citizens of the Millican district in Bravos county may sell their road bonds with government backing as Secretary Houston promotes wartime highway policy. He urges maintaining essential highways and postponing nonessential work, with federal aid schedules for 1913 and notes on material transport and wartime impact on U S road programs.

Eagle Washington Millican Bravos County United States Houston Texas American Association of State Highway Officials State Highway Department Office of Public Roads Department of Agriculture

Mrs. Morris credits Tanlac for rapid health gain

Mrs. N. F. Morris of 910 West Missouri St El Paso Texas reports losing seven years of suffering from indigestion rheumatism and exhaustion. After five bottles of Tanlac she gained around twenty pounds and now enjoys a better appetite sleep and strength. The Tonlac sale places include Bryan Wellborn Allen Bros and Tabor.

Tanlac N. F. Morris West Missouri Street Ei Paso Texas el Paso Tan Bryan N. A Wellborn J. P. Royder Moore & Payne Allen- Bros Tabor Ady

Locals and Peopleals News Briefs From Bryan

Numerous residents and visitors are listed in today's Bryan notes. Attendees include J. Wheeles from Iola, Dr. W. Drummond from Cottonwood, A. Welch and Tucker selling feed, and J. Tauber from near A. and M. College, with other arrivals from Kurten, Wellborn, Houston, and Dallas. Community events cover church meetings and local greetings amid travel, business, and revival reports.

German Plot Aims to Spark Revolts Across Central Europe

A forged wireless dispatch claims a German plot to incite strikes across Germany Hungary Turkey and Bulgaria led by Senator Stong Port Reading and Viscount Northcliffe with German speakers en route to Germany to provoke upheaval. In the US 250 million marks reportedly raised for this effort.

Hertin Wavhanse Telegraph Company Whellington New York United States Germany Aventelau Hungary Turkey Hulgaria Stong Port Reading Viscount Northcliffe

Poll tax payments show city decline and county rise

The open season for poll taxes closed with a city drop and a county rise. War and enlistment likely reduced city payments while county totals edged up. 1918 city polls 527 with exemptions, 1917 647. county polls 2,036 with exemptions, 1917 2,004.

Wis Dee

Citizens from many towns visit Bryan daily

The item lists residents and visitors from Harvey, Normangee, Steep Hollow, Wheelock, Dallas and other areas arriving in Bryan. It notes social events, a wedding party participant, a Mecca citizen on business, and Buckner Orphans Home activity, plus a new bungalow on College Avenue awaiting tenants.

J. J. Pipkin South Texas Buckner Orphans’ Home Dallas

American Troops Reported On Lorraine Front Frontline Advance and Casualties

Secretary Hinker announces American troops occupy a sector of the Lorraine front in Prussia and Germans report heavy bombardment with two Americans killed and nine wounded. The front extends about 150 miles from the Marne near St Menehould toward the German border near Colmar with limited action east of Verdun since the Verdun battle.

Lorraine Prattee War Office Rhine-Marne Canal Nancy Thia Herlin France Meuse Verdun Meurthe et-Moselle Voores Kipindl Marne St. Menehould St Mihiel Leintry Levntry Radonviller Senones St. Die Colmar Germany

Cottonwood News Reports First Sunday School Since Break

Feb 5 report from Tabor Cottonwood notes sunny weather last Sunday and a nice crowd at Sunday school after a month indoors. Local illness includes Mrs O L Wilcox and Mrs Jim Broach though conditions vary. Social visits occur as Will Presnal family visited E T Benbow. Joe Barnett from Steep Hollow spent Sunday locally. Red Cross meetings paused by cold. Pearl Drummond left Friday for Dallas to attend school.

Tabor Cottonwood Sunday School O. L. Wilcox Jim Broach Will Presnal E. T. Benbow Joe Barnett Steep Hollow Cottonwood Red Cross Miss Pearl Drummond Dallas

Steep Hollow Community Notes Highlight Sunday Visitations

In Steep Hollow on Sunday and Monday many locals went to church and school events. George Holland and Beecher Leutwylder called on Mr. and Mrs. J M Conway. Charlie Hartsfield and Ellen Beal wed in Bryan with Rev J M Bullock officiating, and well wishes flowed from friends for the couple.

Steep Hollow George Holland Beecher Leutwylder J. M. Conway Robert English Reliance Lena Todd E. A. Peters Harvey Esker Martin Samuel Ben Bond Prospect Charlie Hartsfield Ellen Beal Bryan J. M. Bullock

Bank fixtures sold to Hearne bank for shipment

The fixtures of the old City National bank were sold to a Hearne bank. The sale included marble trimming and the items were being packed for shipment today.

A.W. Wilkerson City National Bank Trousten National Treasury Department Old City National Bank Hearne

STUMEZE Endorsed By Montana Doctor For Stomach Ailments

STUMEZE a Master Prescription touted by Dr. J. R. Hendershot of Elmdale Montana who graduated in 1894 claims relief from indigestion piles and stomach troubles. The ad urges readers to buy STUMEZE from druggists with a February 7 14 21 28 schedule.

J. R. Hendershot Elmdale Montana Stumbezie

FOR TRADE The Little Home Gem prescription book

Advertisement offers a copyrighted home medicine guide titled The Little Home Gem claiming rapid cures for fevers pneumonia and other ailments for people and animals. The seller Chas Simpson of Bryan Texas offers to trade for land stock or other property and markets the book at five dollars.

Little Home Chas, Simpson Bryan Texas

Gunners Repel German Salient Raid in France

American gunners in France frustrated a German raid plan by unleashing a heavy artillery barrage in front of the lines fifteen minutes before the expected signal. The attack was believed to have been prepared by a force of German infantry and officers, causing heavy casualties.

France

BALLARD S SNOW LINIMENT PROMINENTLY SOLD IN BRYAN

A local druggist in Bryan Texas markets BALLARD S SNOW LINIMENT for burns scalds and cuts with a 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle price range. The notice urges families to keep a bottle on hand for common household injuries.

Ballard E. J. Jenkins Bryan Texas

Butler Plantations Sale Details In Brazos Bottom

Judge Butler sells the Butler plantation near the Brazos bottoms two miles from Jones bridge to John Miles and Jack Gordon for 108000. Ettles acquires the Mitles 242 acres and rental possession next fall. Transfer includes about 1600 acres, mules, cattle, hogs, implements, gin, warehouses, and tenant infrastructure. Butler owned since 1905 and cites health as reason. Ettles farm noted as fine land with new house.

Butler Brazos Uurleson Jones Bridge John Miles Jack Gordon Judge Butler Mitles Koppe Bridge Ettles Jersey

Dodson's Liver Tone Offered As Safer Calomel Substitute

An old ad warns against calomel, describing it as mercurial and dangerous. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a vegetable, gentle hepatic tonic that starts the liver without salivation and is safe for children.

Dodson Adv

Executor's Notice in Brazos County Texas

In Brazos County Texas on January 25 1918 Robert Armstrong was named executor of the estate of Mrs J J Derden and qualified February 1 1918. Creditors must present claims by law at his Bryan Texas residence and post office address.

State of Texas County of Brazos Brazos County Tex I. J. Derden J. J. Derden Bryan

S C White Leghorns For Eggs Ad from Bryan Texas

The Little Farm of Jordon T. Lacher Bryan Texas offers S C White Leghorn eggs at 2.00 per 15, 5.00 per 45, 10.00 per 100. Four pens participate in the Texas A and M egg laying contest and lead Leghorns for December. Mention this advertisement for 10 percent off.

Texas A Jordon T. Lacher College Highway Bryan Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Milligan Iola Dr. Wo, Odom of Kurten Elty Paul Daneby Galveston Sidney Lawlees Hlehyy Kurten, Jr Wilcox City Lammie Hallock W. G. Drummond Neal Hurehta Camp Kowle Fort Worth G. D. Tucker A. B. Welch John Tauber A. and M. College T. T. Goodwin and Son Tom Goodwin Providence Ruby White Mrs. Pranwell B. Youngblood Texan Experiment Atation Austin Ring 42 G. Pg Tucker Rackford W. T. Whewell Oat College Noumerville Daily Eagle Don T. Griswold A. and M College Brownasville Cornelia Simpson Robert Davis Robert Camp Travis KE. Bullock R. V. Kernole Lola Wilson Roy Roberts Tom Cross Edge J. L. Fountain Marlin Fred Taylor St. Louis Jack Graham Independence C. L. Andrews CG. W. Norwood Lee Norwood R. H. Carroll Mrs. Atking Rock Prairie J. Harris Harris John Battle Allen Farm T. B. Martin Miss Beaumont J. S. Williams Cross Grimes County A. Jenkins Haring School House W. C. Coulson Lola JL. M. Halton Benchley W. R. Darby W. P. Mize H. Burns Ed Curry Bryan Merchants Peter Guiffre J. (. Boyett College George Chance San Antonio W. B. Bizzell O. M. Ball of Chas. Park of Brenham George Nichol W. L. Turner Tom Malone Madisonville Mr. Turner Geo. F. Lee J. H. Walker Hamilton Walker Mills Walker John J. Wilson Near College J. A. Gibbs, Jr W. F P. Gibbs Harry Berger Newton Mr. Berger Mike Berger Gladys Johnson Mumford Hettie Curry George Coale John Ke, Astin Mabel Castles Baptist Prayer Meeting First Baptist Church M. &. Weaver V. Kotech Paschal White Baby Beaumont Lake Charles Mrs. Riley Rhodes M. H. Robinson Joe Lero Camp Bowie Methodist Church EB. W. Solomon Frank Garrett Eugene Edge W .A. Wood Max Wood Waco Charles E. Finley Friley Wood Dr. Wood Geo. W. Dunlap Dinkins Grover C. White Kenneth Kelly Field Edwin Jenkins The Medical College Bh. J. Jenkins Sam Levy Helena Ark Mr. Levy Arkansas Central Europe J. D. Goen Mrs. J. L. Edge Will Lewis Normangee Bullock David George Near John W. Hicks R. L. Batten Henry Benbow Harris School House Ezra Wilson Alexander W. M. Hudspeth George H. Echols Rosprim W. H George Henry Mrs. J. S. Whitten Zack C.H. B. Graham J. W. Hathorn Sam Cavitt Wheelock Ruth Cavitt Phillis Lyall Mrs. I. M. Cook A. M. Bledsoe Mecca Madison County Travis B. Bryan First National Bank Bryan Hospital Howard R. Cavitt College Avenue Baker Waathington Wah Hinkar Maken Tt Ta Ile Hinwell Stumeze Gunners Associated Press Rufus Hardy Corsicana Leonard E. Morehead W. W. Gainer Gordon & Eules Robt Armstrong S.C Castoria STRN Rtfo
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