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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1921

Page

8

Numerous Bryan visitors and local events noted

The Bryan Daily Chronicle lists many local residents visiting relatives and traveling for business from Pine Bluff Jefferson College Station Cameron Houston Dallas and Mexia. People call on friends attend luncheons and Embroidery Club events while others move houses visit family and travel to Wichita Kansas City and Grenville.

E. C. Branson Avalie Pine Bluff Ark Marshall Bullock College Avenue Branson Bullock Eugene Clay Ferguson Bloomington, Ill Robert 8. Webb, Jr South College Avenue R. J. Roberts Franchelle Roberts Dallas W. T. Bryant Houston T. R. Joel C. Barrnett Bryan Franklin Ge. H. Cole Jefferson Willis Lucian Maddox Cameron Ernest Elliott Jane Elliott L. H. Tucker Charley Locke Locke R. B. Elliott East 24Th Street Will Wimberly College Station Extension Service Department Mess Hall B. Kaczer Kaczer Hendrix Conway Izzie Suber Ava Reese Bremond Willard Chambers Max Dotson Hearne Margaret Thompson Groesbeck D. L. Wilson W. A. Bonds E. J. Fountain Embroidery Club Queen Theatre Gladys Walker Robert Todd Dora R. Barnes A. & M. Extension Service Grace Bowman Barnes Bess Edwards Seymour Bennie Campbell San Antonio Mildred Horton M. J. Parker A. B. Carr, Jr S. J. Bain P. S. Tilson Ervan Oklahoma City Okla J. R. Austin of Mumford Prazos Bottom O. H. Astin Astin Mr Astin C. W. George Cleveland Ohio Eagle Jessie Gammon Mexia M. B. Parker J. Webb Howell W. EF. Saunders F. L. Henderson Shreveport Verne Scott A. & M. College Kansas City Missouri Valley Dr. Scott Nette Schultz Alvarado Johnson County Neal Miss Schultz W. G. Talliferro Calvert W. S. Wilson S. H. Hickman Phylis Lyall J. B. Beers Mary Beers Baylor College Belton Antone Ernst Marlin George Chance Kurten K. H. Harrison Lucy Harrison D. L. Fair Miss Fair D. C. DeMaret Waco A. B. Hillan Retail Merchants’ Association of Texas Sam Cavitt Wheelock E. J. Fermier College Will Zelligan J. D. Barnett Steep Hollow Davey Crenshaw Grenville

Correction on Christmas Health Seals sale figures

A correction notes Allen Academy contributed 20 dollars and Fountain school 8.50 dollars in the Brazos county health seal drive. The report previously misstated the amounts and now clarifies both schools had a strong showing.

Brazos County Allen Academy Fountain School

Nurse Cortines Arrives for Federal Health Work

Mrs. Cortines, United States public health nurse, arrives from San Antonio to join the federal coordinators’ office at the A and M college and work under the Dallas Federal Board, taking up duties among federal students in the locality.

P. H. Ss Cortines United States A. & M. College Dallas Federal Board San Antonio

Agricultural trial to fertilize yams in Ripneos County

C L Benson signs agreement with Dr G S Fraps state chemist for a cooperative fertilizer experiment on sweet potatoes. The goal is to find the most effective mix to improve yields, citing a neighbor in Panja who reportedly produced about f Tr bushels per acre and noting Penola county's 26 pound numbers from a past exhibition.

C. L. Benson G. S. Fraps A. & M. College Ripneos Benson Pan- Ja Penola County Faele

Crude oil price cuts reach mid continent markets

In Oklahoma the Sinclair Company lowered mid continent crude to 1.75 per barrel and Prairie Company followed with the same cut. Independence Kansas and Wichita Falls Texas report North Texas crude at 1.75 per barrel, a 25 cent drop.

Associated Press Okla Sinclair Company Prairie Company Independence Kan Mid Continent North Texas Wichita Falls Texas

Emroyo Stars Targeted By Fake Acting Schools

New York reports a sweep by assistant district attorneys into acting schools and studios that advertised for chorus girls or motion picture talent. Investigators say many students are promised immediate work but pay 25 dollars to begin, with no real employment.

Associated Press New York Owen W. Bohan Frederick Sullivan Los Angeles Bohan

Examiner to Hear Aliens for U S Naturalization in Bryan

M. H. Anthoni naturalization examiner from San Antonio will be in Bryan Tuesday to hear petitions of aliens seeking U S citizenship. He will conduct a 10 o’clock morning hearing at the courthouse with five aliens expected to appear.

M. H. Anthoni San Antonio Bryan United States Court House

Founders of Texas Did Not See Taxes

In Caldwell Texas on February 9 a column argues farmers bear the tax burden while big business and government add taxes on essentials like flour and clothing. The piece laments high taxes and recalls arguments about returning to normal amid wartime government spending. It cites historical figures and Carthage to illustrate tax impact on patriotism.

Texas Caldwell Congress Thomas Colorado Reed Smoot Utah Mediterranean Carthage Marcus Porticus Cato Scipio Polybius

Sheriff Foregoes Hanging Over Busy Docket

Ouachita Parish Sheriff T A Grant admits he forgot to execute Lonnie Eaton a murderer sentenced to hang on February 4. He told Governor Parker that he was too busy with criminal and civil matters and asked the Attorney General to resolve the case.

Associated Press Baton Rouge T. A. Grant Ouachita Parish Lonnie Eaton Ouachita Parker

Tanlac credited with restoring strength to Missouri man

George A. Fisher of St. Joseph says his health deteriorated for three years with stomach trouble and rheumatism. After taking Tanlac he gained twenty five pounds, regained the ability to work, and reports no indigestion or rheumatic pain. Tanlac is sold in Bryan by N. & Stewart, druggists and other leading outlets.

George A. Fisher Highland Avenue St. Joseph Edmond Street Bryan N. & Stewart

Turkeys Pay Off for Tabor Advertiser

Mrs. William Wilson of Tabor advertised for sale Bourbon red turkeys. She received many orders by Monday and by Wednesday had returned checks totaling 150 dollars. Since then she has returned about 800 dollars in checks for unfilled orders.

C. L. Benson William Wilson Tabor Williams

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