Few Cases Set On Docket For Team District Court
District court this week will hear non jury matters such as divorces. February 19 docket includes Minkert v Talley and Avery Plow Company v Lawrence and Grienenbeck. March dates list Kin Cannon et al v Abercrombie and Grant v Bowen et al and Winkler v Hawse et al. Further details to follow in the Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Minkert
Florence Talley
B. F. Avery Plow Company
John M. Lawrence
C. A. Grienenbeck
Kincannon
T. S.hill
D. Mike
Kurten Schools Closed Over Influenza Epidemic
L. N. Tyer, Kurten instructor, visited Bryan to discuss school matters with the county superintendent. He notes Kurten’s four rooms, all grades and high school, have been shut for a week due to a widespread influenza epidemic that has reduced attendance and affected teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Tyer
Kurten
Bryan
Bryan Buick Company Remodels for Modern Drive-In Station
Bryan Buick Company begins remodeling to add a new drive-in filling station at Main and 26th, featuring a concrete driveway and a Bowser motor driven pump that rings a bell with each gallon. Manager S. Allen Jr. says completion should occur within ten days, restoring a more modern appearance to the Main street storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Buick Company
Main
26Th Street
S. Allen, Jr
Bryan
Bryan Visitor Honored At Mrs Wooten Home
Miss Lena Wooten hosted a party last night at her mother Mrs Della Wootens home honoring guest Miss Louise Couch of Batson. Couch will be guest of honor again tonight at a social at Miss Ethel Evans home.
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Lena Wooten
Della Wooten
Louise Couch
Batson
Miss Couch
Ethel Evans
For Sale Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs at Farm
For sale eggs from Barred Plymouth Rock hens at the farm priced at 1.50 per setting with special rates on large lots. Contact B Youngblood by phone 23 College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Youngblood
College
For Sale Cotton Seed Offer by Youngblood
Auction notice offering 10 bushels Mebane and 60 bushels Truitt cotton seed ginned free of other seed. First taker pays 1.50 dollars per bushel. Contact B Youngblood by phone 23 at College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Youngblood
College
Brazos Educational Association Sets February 24 Meeting
Edge Texas February 13 The Brazos Educational Association calls a February 24 meeting at 9 30 a m after severe weather disrupted a prior session The gathering aims to finalize Fields Day plans set for March 2 3 or later if the legislature adds funds for a longer term Trustees and teachers are urged to attend to finalize field meet details P S Mangum president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
P. S. Mangum
Webb Returns Home After Month in New York
Jas H. Webb returned Saturday from New York where he bought spring merchandise for Webb Brothers department store. Miss Nobie Webb accompanied him and will visit her sister Mrs. John Sharp Williams Jr in Yazoo City before returning.
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Jas. H. Webb
New York
Nobie Webb
Mr. Webb
Webb Brothers Department Store
Miss Webb
Yazoo City
John Sharp Williams, Jr
Texas Senate Passes Sheppard-Towner Maternity Bill
Texas moves to adopt the Sheppard-Towner act with a 17 to 8 senate vote. The measure, matching federal funds for a two year program, runs through the state health department child hygiene bureau and requires parental consent for administration.
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Austin
Texas
Senate
House
Dodd
Child-Hygiene Bureau
State Health Department
Baugh
Bledsoe
Bower
Burkett
Clark
Darwin
Holbrook
Lewis
Pollard
Rogers
Stuart
Thomas
Turner
Wirtz
Witt
Wood
Woods
Bailey
Davis
Doyle
Fairchild
Rice
Ridgeway
Strong
Watts
Parr
Dudley
Brazos County farmers host Ewing and plan poultry demos
County Agent R B Ewing of Robertson County visited Bryan to boost town booster work and optimism for a good crop year. He urged Robertson county farmers to sell October cotton and praised local farming improvements while outlining upcoming poultry demonstrations by E O Edson on February 20 and 22 and a February 17 meeting with Dr W E Garnett at the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Ewing
Franklin
Robertson County
Bryan
C. L. Benson
Ewing
E. O. Edson
A. & M. College of Texas
Brazos County
Edson
Seagler Names Temporary Replacements in Texas House
Speaker R E Seagler of the Texas House designates Lee Satterwhite to preside while away on February 12. If unavailable, Lee J Runtye of Brazos to serve, and if needed Sam Lackey of De Witt to preside. Seagler notes departure for Palestine on important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Palestine
R. E. Seagler
House of Representatives
Carl L. Phinney
Lee Satterwhite
Carson
Lee J. Rountree
Brazos
Sam Lackey
de Witt
Police veteran regains health praises Tanlac
W. N. Hatcher of Greenville South Carolina a thirty year veteran of the Greenville Police Department credits Tanlac with restoring his health after fifteen years of indigestion and constipation He reports a restored appetite eight pound weight gain and renewed energy gratitude to Tanlac and druggists selling it Advertisements note over 85 million bottles sold
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Poultry Association Discusses Topics at Alameda County Meeting
The Byazos County Poultry Association met at 8 o clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms for a monthly session. The January meeting was late due to New Year’s Day and heavy weather. Vice President C E Jenkins and Secretary W Sanders attended. absentees due to illness and travel kept the group small. No definite action was taken on industry matters.
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The
Poultry Association
Poultry Journal
W. O. Sanders
Brazos County
Byazos County Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
C. E. Jenkins
W. ©. Sanders
Texas Senate Passes 23 Million School Aid Bill to Governor
The Texas senate voted 28 to 0 for final passage of an emergency school aid measure totaling 23 million dollars to support public schools for 1922 to 1925. The bill, amended to prohibit salary increases, moves to the governor for signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Austin
Texas
Senate
House
Melson
Cousins
Clark
Bowers
Debate Over Constitutional Convention Resolution Stalls
In Austin on Feb 12 the Texas House debated a preferential ballot bill and killed it 45 to 61. Rep Lee J. Rountree sought to set the constitutional convention resolution as special order for Tuesday, but a quorum dispute delayed action and the motion remains pending for Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Waide
Chronicle
Austin
Texas
Senate
House
Houston
Lee J. Rountree
Brazos
Rountree
Efforts to Set Date for Constitutional Convention Defeated
Dallas News Special reports in Austin on February 12 that Representative Rountree failed to set a date for considering House joint resolution No. 9 which would call a constitutional convention. The adjournment at 12:30 pm to Monday morning, by Representative Pope, marked the first test of strength on the convention measure. vote 64 to 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Austin
Texas
Rountree
Pope
Satterwhite
Rountree Faims
Friends of
Constitutional Convention
J O Lewis and Fort Martin Visit Bryan Today
J O Lewis and Fort Martin of Macy were in Bryan today for undisclosed purposes, meeting local contacts and touring area facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Lewis and
Fort Martin
Macy
Bryan
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Team District Court
Brazos Educational Association
Neff
Bill
Sheppard-Towner
W. F. Odom of
Qurviril Roe Rite
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
Kenyon L. Butterfield
Massachusetts Agricultural College
China Educational Commission
American Review of Reviews
King
University of Wisconsin
Farm Bureau
W. E. Garnett
George Sweet
Melrose
N. M
J. C. Pridmore
Shreveport
G. S. Frapps
Experiment Station
College Station
Brazos Bottom
Robert Persons
Poultry Club
Rhode Island
Robert
Speaker Seagler
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