Japanese plurality grows in Hawaii survey report foresees voters
A federal survey led by Dr. Frank A. Bunker warns Hawaii’s Japanese population will dominate voters by 1930 and 1940, citing 114,137 Japanese residents and 50,149 employed, with 40.55 percent of students Japanese in 2019. The report notes few Japanese in juvenile courts, high savings, and rising political influence. Honolulu, Feb. 5. Judge Ben B. Lindsey to study juvenile delinquency at legislative session.
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Associated Press
Bene Ae T
Frank A. Bunker
Washington
Hawaii
Honolulu
Portugese
Territorial Board of Health
Honlulu
T. H
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Colo
James J. Banks
Backward Party Delights Sunday School Class
A backward party hosted by Mrs. W. P. Bryan for her Presbyterian Sunday School class at the Stuart home featured guests arriving and playing in reverse. Attendees included Jane Oliver, Billy Oliver, Reed Mitchell, Katherine Higgs, Pearle Wallas, George Kiffin, Allister Waldrop, Elizabeth Cline, Myrtle Dillard, Mildred Salley, Ernest Kennedy, Clynn Cloud, and George Butler.
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W. P. Bryan
Presbyterian Church
Elon Stuart
Jane Oliver
Billy Oliver
Reed Mitchell
Katherine Higgs
Pearle Wallas
George Kiffin
Allister Waldrop
Elizabeth Cline
Myrtle Dillard
Mildred Salley
Ernest, Kennedy
Clynn Cloud
George Butler
Self-Serving Grocery to Open in Bryan Next Friday
Self-Service Grocery Company to open in Cloud's Market on Main Street Bryan. J. E. Hensarling leads the new firm after eight years with Bryan grocers and returning from Dallas. Modern self-serve fixtures are being installed. A complete stock of groceries will be on the shelves.
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Bryan
Cloud’s Market
Main Street
J. E. Hensarling
Dallas
Historic Col Harvey Mitchell cedar to be guarded on courthouse grounds
Local leaders from the Woman's Club and United Daughters of the Confederacy urge safeguarding the Col Harvey Mitchell cedar on Brazos County courthouse grounds. The tree, planted circa 1849 1850 by Col Mitchell near Boonville and later moved to the current square, stands as a living link to county history and deserves a marker.
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Woman's Club
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Bryan
Court House
Col. Harvey Mitchell
Brazos County
Ferguson Crossing
Navasota River
Joseph Ferguson
H. O. Ferguson
J. M. Ferguson
Boonville
Carter’s Creek
Ferguson’s Springs
Col
Harvey Mitchell
Millican
Old Boonville
Court House Square
Fast Texas Seeks Junior A and M College Support
TylerTexas Feb 5 Exeutive Board to discuss establishing a Junior Agriculture College in East Texas. Fast Texas Charter of Commerce urges support urging Mr Lee J Rountree Bryan to attend and share views. Rev P T Ramsey visiting Bryan to oversee Methodist college plans at A and M with commissioners.
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Tyler
Texas
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
Rountree
Fast Texas
Col. Mayfield
Charter of Commerce
A. L. Burge
Rev. Ramsey
P. T. Ramsey
First Methodist Church
Port Arthur
Board of Commissioners
A. & M. College
Ramsey
Mr and Mrs Edge Attend Chicago Style Show
Mr and Mrs Eugene Edge depart by noon train for Chicago to attend a Style Show. They are joined by Miss Trannie Wren and plan to stay about three weeks. In Chicago they will supervise buying for the Eugene Edge department store to ensure up to date selections aligned with customer needs. Rub My Tish?
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Eugene Edge
Chicago
Trannie Wren
Edge
Miss Wren
Eugene Edge Department Store
Eight Year Old Burned When Attic Candle Ignites Clothing
Harold Graham of Brenham suffered severe burns to his right side arms and hand after his clothing caught fire from a candle while playing in an attic. He was aided by his mother Mrs E Graham who also burned her hands extinguishing the flames. The family recently moved to Brenham and the child is expected to recover though the burns are serious.
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Harold Graham
Ed. Graham
Brenham
L. D. McGee
Bryan
Directors Discuss Road Plans for Bryan and Brazos County
Chamber of Commerce directorate met this morning to review tentative highway improvement plans and other matters of importance to Bryan and Brazos County. Attendees included Tyler Haswell E J Jenkins E J Fountain John M Lawrence J N Dulaney J M Gordon L L McInnis Travis B Bryan J D Martin W H Cole John A Moore M E Wallace T K Lawrence D L Wilson Oak McKenzie R S Webb Sr and H C Ferguson.
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Bryan and
Brazos County
Chamber of Commerce Directorate
Tyler Haswell
E. J. Jenkins
E. J. Fountain
John M. Lawrence
J. N. Dulaney
J. M. Gordon
L. L. McInnis
Travis B. Bryan
J. D. Martin
W. H. Cole
John A. Moore
M. E. Wallace
T. K. Lawrence
D. L. Wilson
Oak McKenzie
R. S. Webb, Sr
H. C. Ferguson
Sixty Distinguishing Students Named at A and M College
The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas lists sixty students who achieved honor by maintaining no grade below B for the first term. The roster includes 17 seniors, 14 juniors, 6 sophomores, 11 freshmen, and 9 two-year men, with names spanning across Sherman to Havana Cuba and cities like Dallas, San Antonio, and Austin.
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Eagle
College Station
Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical Coller of
C. E. Finley
N. H. Abrams
Sherman
A. R. Black
Ingleside
C. Y. Chang
Washington D.C
J. T. Carlisle
Houston
C. R. Clark
San Antonio
L. D. Howell
Bexar
Ala
E. J. Kerr
Havana
Cuba
W. L. Knapp
Calvert
A. P. Lancaster Marshall
W. W. Lynch
Thurber
J. W. Porter
Terrell
C. W. Thomas
la Grange
J. E. Mayo
Dallas
Friend in Need Notice for W. S. Wilson Estate
Members must pay 1.10 cash into the estate account of the late Mr. W. S. Wilson Sr. before February 17. Joe B Reed serves as secretary and issues the call.
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W. S. Wilson
Joe B
Reed
Red Cross Aided in 57 Disasters During 1920
Washington reports 57 major disasters in 1920 causing 425 deaths and 2,700 injuries. Red Cross expense totaled 780000 for relief, with 208000 from national HQ and 483600 from special appeals. Tornadoes dominated, affecting 15 states and about 19000 people in 159 communities, plus ongoing drought relief in Montana and North Dakota.
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Washington, D. C
United States
American Red Cross
Washington
Red Cross
Corpus Christi
North Dakota
Montana
Bureau of Disaster Relief
South Central
South
Italy
Mexico
China
Haiti
Churches Raise $375 for Starving Millions in China
Sunday school collected $225 at the Presbyterian church, the Christian Church raised $50, and the Free Will Baptist gathered $100 for starving millions in China. The First Baptist plans to contribute next Sunday. funds will go to reputable agencies to ensure aid reaches those in need.
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China
Presbyterian Church
Christian Church
Free Will Baptist
First Baptist Church
Tabor Visitors On A and M College Tour
Special to the Eagle College Station Texas Feb 5 40 pupils teachers and patrons of the New Tabor High School visited the A and M College for a inspection of the college plant. They arrived about noon and were guided by W B Cook Boys work socialist of the Extension Service. Burlison County public instruction superintendent Hensley led the party and encouraged other schools to visit. Deanville Birdsong Hrosanka Moravia have already joined with others planning to come before term ends.
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Eagle College Station
Texas
New
Tabor High School
A. & M. College
W. B. Cook
Hensley
Public Instruction
Burlson County
Deanville
Birdsong
Hrosanka
Moravia
Wilson Funeral Held For W S Wilson
Funeral services for the late W S Wilson were held this afternoon at 4 from Saint Andrews Episcopal Church conducted by Rev H B Jamison. Interment followed at City Cemetery with active pallbearers and honorary mourners listed.
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W. S. Wilson
Bryan Avenue
Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church
H. B. Jamison
City Cemetery
Guy P. Bittle
H. Hickman
M. M. Erskine
Harry Estill
A. M. Waldrop
Fred Cavitt
Joe B. Reed
W. G. Taliaferro
J. T. Hines
W. E. Saunders
Geo. E. Hadley
E. W. Crenshaw
H. O. Boatwright
State Tuberculosis Hospital Bill Adopted in Kerr County Site
Senator Rogers secured passage of a bill for a state tuberculosis hospital on the American Legion site in Kerr County with a $1,500,000 appropriation. The Fairchild measure creating a state pure food and drug department with the health department as recommended by Governor Neff also passed the senate.
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Austin
Texas
Rogers
American Legion
Kerr County
Fairchild
Neff
Senate
Bryan Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Wealth of social items from Bryan with many out of town visitors and local events. Names include T. B. Peyton from Benchley and C. H. B. Graham from Harvey with numerous Bryan ties. Births, baptisms, and college events intersperse among visits of faculty and residents.
Eagle Printing Co elects officers for 1921
Stockholders met Saturday afternoon and elected a board of directors Lee J. Rountree H O Boatwright C M Cole E J Fermier and P A Tardy The directors then elected officers for 1921 Lee J Rountree president H O Boatwright vice president P A Tardy secretary C M Cole assistant secretary
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The
Eagle Printing Company
Lee J. Rountree
H. O. Boatwright
C. M. Cole
E. J. Fermier
P. A. Tardy
PA. Tardy
For Sale Bermuda Union Plants by Pittman’s Plant Farm
Bermuda Union plants for sale ready now through June. 40 acres 1506 pounds seed planted in open tied 100 to bunch. 500 plants $1.25 each 1 000 $2.25 5 000 $10 000 postpaid. Prompt shipment satisfaction guaranteed. Cor Ulla Texas LaSalle Co.
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Bermuda
Pittman
Cor. Ulla
Texas
LaSalle Co
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A. M. Senet
Gainesville
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Clarksville
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Benchley
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Harvey
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Brazos Bottom
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Tabor
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College
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Rosse
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W. B. Cline
Alma Higgs
John Keneeny
West 24Th Street
Geo. H. Cole
Jefferson
Tex
H. C. Willis
Jack Howell
State University At
J. Webb Howell
Ben Powers
Route 2
M. R. Bentley
A. & M. Extension Department
Bowie
Chilton Jerome
Frank Mallerich
St. Joseph’s Church
J. B. Gleissner
W. W. Bennett
Com. Gibbs
Pete Farquher
Bob Camp
Navasota
W. F. Gibbs
C. M. Resinger
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
E. W. Peters
Coleview
J. W. Sheppard
Kurten
J. S. Doane
Bryan Hospital
Joe Fielding
Fort Worth
Joe F. Crenshaw
Roland Crenshaw
John Whitten
Cottonwood
Frank McGee
George Dunn
N. B. Turnham
Arlington
Sam Hoyle Jr
State University
S. C. Hoyle
Tom Turner
J. T. Turner
Chester Higgs
Walter J. Higgs
F. L. Henderson
Shreveport
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Bay City
George Hadley
Emmett H. Gideon
Baby
Mr. Gideon
W. T. Crenshaw
Gideon
A. & M. Colege
Artie Lou Smith
Reliance
Will E. Astin
O. H. Astin
W. B. Bizzell
A& M. College
First National Bank
M. B. Easters
Edith Tobias
E. M. Hood
Denison
Hood
R. R. Ellis
Clarence Ousley
West Texas
A. & M. College Extension Department
John Carr
A. B. Carr, Jr
Earl T. Morris
Calvert O. E. Leicke
Ben Nabours
R. H. Grant
C. W. Saxon
Ed Hall
Eagle Printing CO
J. F. Thomas
Wellborn
Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co
AlTlome Institution
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